Close Focus
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Tamron 25-200mm G2 Nearly Doubles Its Close-Focus Power With One Update
Tamron continues its legacy of innovative zoom lenses with a significant update to the versatile 25-200mm f/2.8-5.6 G2 for Sony. This improvement nearly doubles the lens’s close-focus power, enabling photographers to capture remarkably detailed close-ups. Renowned for delivering exceptional performance, particularly with Sony and Nikon systems, Tamron’s lenses offer a compelling alternative for those seeking high-quality optics without compromise. For broader context on camera technology, consider our review of the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P.
Voigtländer’s ‘Astonishingly Compact’ 90mm f/4 M-Mount Lens Arrives Soon
Voigtländer continues its legacy of exquisite optics with the imminent arrival of its astonishingly compact 90mm f/4 M-Mount lens. Unveiled ahead of its August launch following a showcase at CP+ 2026, this prime lens promises exceptional image quality in a remarkably portable design. Cosina's development efforts are clearly yielding impressive results, further solidifying Voigtländer's position amongst discerning photographers. For those seeking robust weather protection, consider exploring options like those discussed in our article, "Are Your Lenses Not Weather Sealed? You Need This."