Help protect your lens from scrapes and bumps with this realtree max4 pattern Lens Cover for the Tamron 50-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD from LensCoat. A clear plastic window allows you to view the controls of your lens and this cover helps maintain its condition and resale value. Additionally, it allows you to blend in with your surroundings and is less noticeable to wildlife. Made from neoprene, it useful for nature and outdoor photographers as well as sports shooters and photojournalists. Included is an optional cotton zoom sleeve that covers the lens section that is exposed when the lens is zoomed.

Protects Lens from Scrapes and Bumps    Clear Plastic Window over Lens Controls    Makes Lens Less Visible to Wildlife    Helps Maintain Value of Lens    Neoprene Construction    Includes Cotton Zoom Sleeve

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What does this lens weigh?

A: The Tamron 100-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD Lens for Nikon F weighs 2.45 lb (1.11 kg)

Q: 2. Is this a push-pull zoom?

A: No. It is not a push pull...

Q: 3. How is the performance of this lens mounted on a nikon d3300?

A: The Tamron 100-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD F Mount Lens works well with the Nikon D3300.

Q: 4. What is the measured length of lens at its smallest? Largest?

A: The lens is approximately 7.8 / 199mm / contracted to 9.8 / 248.92 mm / expanded. The lens hood will add 3 / 76.22 mm.

Q: 5. does the camera come out on the 17th of November or does it arrive then?

A: It comes out on the 17th.

Q: 6. I currently shoot with a Nikon D7200. I currently use the Nikor 55-300 kit lens for wildlife photography. Especially birds in Florida It's time to upgrade and the Tamron 100-400 seems like a good possibility. However, I'm wondering how much of a difference I'll see between the Nikor 55-300 and the Tamron 100-400? Both in terms of overall quality and long range picture taking. I'm looking for something in the 400-500 focal length range. My other alternative is the Nikor 200-500 which seems to be a very good lens but a beast to carry around. Any thoughts on whether the Tamron 100-400 is a significant step up for me or should I go with Nikor 200-500?

A: The Tamron 100-400 is good lightweight lens and will give you 35% more magnification. Ideally the Nikon 200-500 or Tamron 150-600 would be ideal for photographing birds. You need the magnification range for wildlife.

Q: 7. Hi, do you need an adapter or does it connect directly onto the canon camera? thank you

A: No adapter needed for EF and EFS mounts. I useMine on an 80D.

Q: 8. Is this lens better than the Tamron 150-600mm (G1) for wildlife? Thanks!

A: In terms of image quality it is not better. It is just lighter and smaller, easier to travel with, easier to handle.

Q: 9. Do I understand correctly that this package includes the $60 TAP-in console?

A: The Tamron TAP-in Console for Canon EF Lenses B&H # TATAP01C is a separate purchase option.

Q: 10. Will this allow me to use the Tamron lens collar with my lens? Or will it block it?

A: The LensCoat for the Tamron 50-400mm lens is designed for use without the lens collar, You can use the collar but would need to remove part of the LensCoat to accommodate this.