Tamron SP 35mm F1.4 (F045): IQ Breakdown | 4K
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- Tamron SP 35mm F1.4 (F045): IQ Breakdown | Photographer Dustin Abbott shares a detailed look at whether or not the new 40th Anniversary of the SP lineup lens - the 35mm F1.4 SP - is actually super performing. Compared to the Canon 35mm F1.4L II. Includes samples photos. Visit the image gallery: bit.ly/F045IG | Purchase the Tamron SP 35mm F1.4 @ B&H Photo bhpho.to/30MxPsM | Amazon amzn.to/2NCE2Uo | Amazon Canada amzn.to/2L3pN9s | Amazon UK amzn.to/2Zn6rF3 | Amazon Germany amzn.to/2L2TN5i | Ebay bit.ly/TamronF045
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Still the most detailed and thorough reviews on CZcams! 😎
Thank you
Christopher Frost is the only one that comes close
Great detailed break downs. Best I have come across. Really allows me to buy with confidence
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the great IQ breakdown and comparison review !
You're welcome.
My whole kit is pretty much Tamron now. I was waiting for this one up after seeing it at the CP+ Show in Yokohama this year. The Tamron guy was really excited about it then. I picked it up last week and it is a great lens. Tamron are really making great products now, and I find then way more reliable than SIgma.
I haven't personally had many issues with Sigma lenses in terms of their build, but that does seem to be the general perception.
i think its the best prime tamron ever made
I think that's a safe bet, for sure.
It’s the best 35 option on the market for dslr
Just recently bought the lens, having watched this review some time ago. I didn't really need the lens as I already have the 45mm and 85mm F1.8 which are both so good. But the "must have it" syndrome kicked when I saw an ad for one on sale for just 500 euros. All the hesitation I had at first quickly dissipated as I started to take images with it. It truly delivers uniquely beautiful results.
It is a really lovely lens optically. Still one of Tamron's very best.
Incredibly helpful and comprehensive. I have both Tamron’s 15-30 f2.8 (not the G2) and the G2 70-200 f2.8 in no small part based on your historical reviews. Being a, ahem, Nikon shooter, I find both deliver superb results via my D850. My only hesitation on their 24-70 f2.8 is that I have another lens covering that range. However, I haven’t had a 35 mm prime since my teenage Olympus OM1 years and am now on the hunt. This is making a compelling case. Look forward to your final piece and thoughts. Thanks.
My pleasure.
I have this lens and some people have asked if I have a new camera :)
It's that good, eh?
Is It just me or the subtitles option isn't working ? Sometimes I have to check it muted and eng subs are truly handy
no CC option in this video, generally it is there in Dustin's vids.
Another great review, Dustin. Just a question though, using an EOS R body, how far off is the RF 35mm F1.8 Macro compared to the Tamron 35mm F1.4 in terms of IQ? I just want to have a bench mark of what a native RF lens can do compared to an older EF mount third party lens but with stellar optical performance. Thanks in advance!
The Tamron is better every day of the week and twice on Sundays.
@@DustinAbbottTWI I get the picture 😁. Thanks! Excited about that final verdict video of the Tamron
Thanks for yet another helpful review, with some lovely example images too, which affirms other online reviews of this lens I've seen - notably that of Lensrentals' Roger Cicala.
(BTW, that 'spider' was a harvestman, which differs from most other arachnids in that it only has one pair of eyes, rather than three or four pairs.)
That's interesting about the spider.
Great review. What I have been waiting for. Confirms what I saw on a lens testing website where I compared its performance to a couple of other 35's including the Tamron 1.8. The clear distinction between this and the other lenses is the sharpness across the frame. Best I have seen. Lensrentals says this is best in class in resolution. I would like to see a Christmas light sort of image to see how it does with clear and bright bokeh circles: fringing, shape, onion rings.
If Lens Rentals is accounting for total resolution across the frame, I think I would agree with that conclusion. Sharpness will not be a problem. It’s rendering tons of information at F1.4 even on my 42mp Sony a7rIII
Very nice for the price!
Absolutely
I’d like to know how this lens is in af performance. I’d seen a review that said it wasn’t good . Seems most of the new Tamron lenses are good in this respect.
Hi Troy, that’s thoroughly dealt with in the final review.
I want to know the same.
Dustin, excellent video, very informative. If you were to compare portraits of people taken with both the tamron 35mm 1.4 and the canon 35mm 1.4L mark ii which one would you say is sharper, especially in the area of focus (i.e. the eye)? Or difficult to say?
I would say it is difficult to say without them side by side.
Thanks.
You’re welcome
Thank you for the review! Have you had a chance to test this lens on the EOS R camera, specifically the auto-focus speed and reliability. Thanks!
I haven't. Most of the gear I review is loaned to me, so it's hard to do ongoing tests down the road.
So it’s safe to say the Tamron can beat the double priced canon 1.4 version 2 and also contend with the sigma art 35 1.2. Wow impressive. Looks like I found my new 35. Would have been nice if they would had delegated it with some type of little design element to distinguish it between the 35 1.8 / 45 1.8 to say hey this is the great one
Not a bad point, though SP is supposed to mean that.
Dustin Abbott right but the 35 1.8 and 45 are also SP
Dustin Abbott my whole point is that it makes no sense whatsoever to not make a distinct design element for it. It’s the 40th anniversary right ? Make it a gold SP. people are all about showing off and it sound s petty but we both know this is true people don’t want other people to think they are using the regular 35 1.8 if they get the sp 1.4 you know damn sure they want people to know it’s the 1.4 and not the 1.8. It really makes no sense whatsoever to not delegate it but that’s their decision not mine
I have older Sigma 35/1.4 Art for my Nikon D750 and I think comparison would be very interesting. Thx for review.
I do reference that lens in my final review, but I won't directly compare them at this time. I don't have the Sigma on hand and don't have time to bring one in.
Well it’s obvious the Tamron beats the art when the Tamron is better then the canon 35mm 1.4 version 2. The canon ate the arts breakfast
What a great value for the money.
Absolutely!
🙏🙏🙏 for a great review as always.
This review is very important to me as a Nikon user , The Nikon version are far behind the amazing 35 L MK2.
Having an option that gives similar performance is a breakthrough for us.
Thanks again Yair
It is a great new option for Nikon shooters
You mentioned that the lens appeared to be narrower in focal length compared to the Canon so in reality what is it? This seems like a very viable option to the Canon lens at half the cost but the true focal length would be nice to know and thank you again on another down to earth video.
It's not much different, but there is 1-2mm in difference.
@@DustinAbbottTWI Thanks for the info.
This lens is one of the best in its class. Comes very close to the Sigma 40mm 1.4 art.
Agreed.
I hope they make a native FE version soon.
There won't be an FE version of this exact lens, as developing for mirrorless and DSLRs requires two different approaches. The optical improvements here could very well make it into a lens designed for FE.
Please Dustin since you are an Expert when it Comes to testing of Lenses. Between the Sigma 35mm /1.4 Art lens and the Tamron 35mm 1.4, which of the is extremely Sharp and has more contrast???
I like the Tamron better on basically every level.
@@DustinAbbottTWI thanks so much for your response am gonna trade my sigma 35mm f/1.4 art for the Tamron 35mm sp f/1.4 for my 5dmiii
Great lens but i wait tamron make a FE version :( zeiss 35 1.4 is old ... 35 art fe is heavy
Mc11 can help change tamron for sony ? In video you shoot in body sony .. its good ?
Thanks for review
You will not get video AF via the MC-11 on Sony. I do think that Tamron has a 35mm option for Sony coming in the near future, though it won’t be this lens.
i have following you for about year now .. and i really appreciated your work Dustin. i would like to have a question which is how you compare this Tamron SP 35mm f1.4 vs Fujinon 35mm f1.4 ... i know the price is about 300 us dollars differently .. and i trust your judgement .. i do alot portrait work and children pic .. i just got throw out of focus of other eye alot ... i like it alot but Tamron seem sharper and contract perform is seem richer and nicer ?? ( even i dont have a tamron yet ) just judge by those pic online .. does this Tamron has VR (IOS) weather seal? . would i keep my Fujinon 35mm f1.4 or trade for tamron?? Thank you sir .. please help me out
I’m a little confused by this question, as you are referring to lenses on two different camera systems and neither really adapts to the other
Can you review the latest 7artisans 35mm f1.4 FE mount for Sony FF? It looks interesting and cheap too. I am waiting for a good review to buy one cos I cannot afford the Sony 35mm f1.4 or the Sigma f1.4 both are expensive and bulky. Thks.
I haven't yet done any 7artisans lenses, but I do think that one of my partners does carry them.
I feel at that price point the Sigma Art would have made sense to include , and also the Tamron f1.8 since some might wonder is it worth a upgrade
That’s true, though I can’t bring in 3-4 lenses to compare every time I do an evaluation. I’m currently reviewing 4 different lenses as it is, so what you are asking for is not really feasible.
@@DustinAbbottTWI yes I understand.
1.4 vs 1.8-if you need 1.4, there is no comparison.
@@brandonj8018 yes a need and want is to different things , and a need for a 1.4 is maybe 5% of shooting . So if your already invested with the Tamron f1.8 is it worth the 5% NEED upgrade , I already know the answer to that question. Anyway , my main reference was towards the Sigma art f1.4 since it's a obvious contender not only in price but specs
If doing video, no. 1.8 should suffice since VC will be most helpful.
First I want to thank you for this review. I was thinking to buy the Canon but I waited to see if this new lens can surpass the Canon.
I think there are some onion rings in the bokeh from what I can see it in your video at 13:58 but with bigger bokeh circle in an image are they visible with normal size image (not zooming at 100%) and compared to the canon?
If the average person can’t see it...
I haven’t seen any strong evidence of onion bokeh. There’s often some activity in the bokeh circles of many lenses, but it’s usually only a distraction if there are pronounced concentric rings
Go spend another 1500 because of bokeh when this is clearly better then the canon
Curious to see how it measures up (both the Tammy n the Canon) with the new monstrous Sigma f/1.2 :-) when u get your hands in one :-))
I probably won't have the Tamron by that time, but I own the Canon and can compare that.
@@DustinAbbottTWI Excellent , can't wait for that. I bet it will be amazing as always. Have high hopes for the Sigma. If AF is consistent and IQ on par with or bests the Canon we could be having a winner :-) Tnx fo rbeing so responsive and open while doing such an excellent job.
How about video is this Tamron well performer?
The Tamron is amazing optically.
@@DustinAbbottTWI I was about to buy this here in Finland but they are all sold out or not anymore in sale. I have to rethink about this should I get some good zoom lens for my R5 that includes 35mm as well. Any recommendations? I mainly use 105mm art and 70-200 RF etc.. but wider option would be great.
@@m11kan The 24-105mm F4L IS is a useful lens, though not exciting.
sir what do you think is there any optical difference between tamron 35 1.8/45 1.8 and this 35 1.4.. except the aperture value
There definitely is an optical difference. Both lenses are good; this one is exceptional.
@@DustinAbbottTWI sir this lens has more distortion and more vignetting than those lenses and particularly as 45 is more of a general focal length and considering its macro capabilities and almost half the price of this one.. isnt it a better option? do u still own it? do u recommend any of these for astrophotography? if yes which one? and sorry for so many questions sir i just find you most reliable
@@DustinAbbottTWI I am having a hard time trying to find out if this lens is better than the 35mm f1.8 with regards to focus consistence/accuracy as I have seen your final review. Would you say the 35mm f1.8 is more accurate in that regard ? And also if you still have the 45mm f1.8 and if that is accurate at AF ? I know the f1.4 is better in all regards except close focusing and no VR and vignette but focus accuracy is more important to me. If you can give any more info on this it will be much appreciated. Thanks.
How come you didn’t put the canon on the Sony body too.
I did for the bokeh comparison.
@@DustinAbbottTWI Tnx my bad; indeed around 12:30 you said you put the Canon on the SONY but it didn't register / I didn't hear that clearly/properly so I went by the EXIF data that were informing otherwise although you said that it wasn't registered correctly to the adaptor. Tnx for the clarification. By the way and although a separate subject after so many tests with Canon and adapters on SONY bodies what is your take? I think you could do a video just on that. Pulling together all your experience and tests with different lenses (Canon, Tamron, Sigma) for Canon mount with different adaptors (MC11, metabones IV/V) on Sony. Take care D.
If you check my channel I have several such episodes already.
Too bad I already have a Canon EF 35mm f/2 IS USM...
If you're happy with what you have, then don't worry about it!
Lads, I own Canon 35/2 and I am fine with it !
The 35mm f2 IS is such a sleeper lens. It truly deserves a red ring. At the same time, this Tamron is a worthy upgrade (except for the weight)
Lol. A joke of a lens. Not even top 20
But real question is, how does it compare to Sigma 35mm 1.4 Art?
I’m not going to directly compare them, but I demonstrated years ago that the Canon was stronger than the ART lens in every way, so the fact that the Tamron competes favourably with the Canon shows that is the stronger lens.
@@DustinAbbottTWI thank you. This reply is exactly what I was looking for.
Dustin Abbott competes with the canon ? It beats the Canon
Do you think it's better than sigma 35 art?
Yes. In basically every metric.
@@DustinAbbottTWI thanks!
Much Much better
Strikes me as if You refrained saying every 2 minutes that we here have exceptional performance with this full frame DSLR Tamron. As if You did not allow Yourself to say so.
I just sold my Canon mark II to buy the FE Art f1.2 Sigma 35, that, at Lens Rentals, is also considered now the sharpest (but only mirrorles compatible), quasi equal to Tamron that, however when adapted, also like the Canon, requires a button to be customized for DOF preview -witch I refuse to do (just for a 35mm only).
Canon 35mm L II lost its reason to be, especially at it's price. I think it is as easy and plain as that.
I even suspect(only) the Tamron's bokeh might also be better then Sigma's f1.2 (but at this point I just want strait realtime DOF, and as a bonus the Sigma has apperture-ring, plus button - just like GM-type housing).
Hmmm, I think I was very positive in my reporting here, but my approach is to be balanced and not hyperbolic.
This would be amazing if it had OS, but that would cost a fortune haha...
I'd guess that they would still undercut the Canon and Nikon versions in price.
@@DustinAbbottTWI Stabilisation ? No! Canon and Nikon need IBIS in their DSLR cameras.
With a wide focal length and aperture, it’s not needed.
Not much need for an update for Canon users. For Nikon users, this is good news, for the Nikkor 35 1.4G sucks.
I agree with your latter point, but the former really depends on a persons budget.