I would like to know if the adapter works with the Tamron 17-50 ?
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If it is an EOS mount Tamron, then this adapter will work with the lens in manual focus mode.
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It would work with any Canon EF lens mount, so if your Tamron works on Canon, it will work with the adapter on a micro43 camera.
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If it has a Minolta AF mount it will. I have a Tamron 28-200 that I use on mine from 1993, works great.
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I use it with a canon 50d and a 28-135 which is about the same size as your Tamron. It should fit.
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Don't know. I don't have that lens. I am using it with a Tamron 70-200 2.8 (similar to the same Canon L lens in size) and no problem.
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Yes, but be sure to get the Nikon version of this lens. Tamron makes this lens for a number of different brands
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It will work wit hthe kit 18-55 and maybe even slightly bigger lens as well. It works wit hmy Tamron 17-55 lens
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If you have a lens that the adapter will fit. I am using it with a lens that has a filter diameter of 58 mm and it works well. Cut and paste the description and Google it, and see what the manufacturer has to say.
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Hi there. Being a bird photographer I can safely say I know the lens you have as well as this converter. It will work but the focusing will be slow. I would prefer either focusing manually or getting the 2.2x teleconverter lens that goes on top of your Tamron lens. If you need more information on that lens, email me again. Best regards- Charlie.
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The description for the adapter did not include your model. I suggest you Google/Bing an adapter for your specific model. Good luck.
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Tamron included a lens hood when I bought my lens so I don't know which other one would work. You might double check to see if the lens hood is still included.
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I'm under the assumption that all of the Dell Inspirons use the same sized adapter. I bought this for a 17R (N7010) dell inspiron and it works great so if the seller put it under the acceptable models I have no reason to believe it wouldn't work but I haven't explicitly tried it personally.
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It should - that is IF you get the Nikon mount. Tamron lenses are mount specific, meaning that you have to get the mount for the camera you are using. For example, mine is Pentax mount, and it is fully functional with my Pentax D-5 DSLR. Hope this helps.
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I can't say for sure about your equipment. I can tell you that I have a Nikon D90 and D7000 and older model Tamron 35-135 and 70-210 lenses. The adapter works perfectly for me and allows me to continue using my older lenses that make great shots. I had thought about selling the lenses but at the going rate you can't expect much. Now though, I have two valuable lenses that I am still able to use.
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To my knowledge Tamron never built an Adaptall 2 75-300 lens. This leads me to suspect that your Tamron has a dedicated mount for either a Canon, Nikon, Maxxum/Sony or other camera. This adapter will only fit the Tamron Adaptall 2 series of lens. There is a website exclusively dedicated to Tamron adaptall lenses with a complete list of all the models - www.adaptall-2.org If you have an Adaptall 2 lens this adapter works great with Canon EOS - I've used it on both a T1i and a T4i.
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I don't believe it will work. If there is a flange on the back of the lens that extends past the rear element, the adapter will not work. I have Olympus lenses with a short focal length and these all these have the flange. Even the 50mm macro has it so it will not accept the adapter.
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The adapter will physically match up if the camera release tab is removed. However, the focus correction will not work with 1970,s Tamron lenses. The item did not work for my purpose.
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It should work with all Tamron lenses but to be sure I would go to Tamron's website.