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EOS R6 Mark II Tamron Lens Compatibility

Sannystac07
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Will I be able to use my Tamron 24 to 70mm EF lens with full functionality with the EOS R6 Mark ll?

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shadowsports
Legend
Legend

@Captainzouave,

Changed communication, I think they have, tweaked it at least as more capability has been introduced.  Its great your Contax Zeiss is working on your R and R5.  Unfortunately, this has not be others experience (mine as well) with many 3rd party lenses, Tamron, Sigma and others.  No one is trying to correct anything; we are merely pointing out that other users are posting less favorable experiences and issues with gear (brands and models) they have always used previously with great success.  I have 2 newer Sigma (Contemporary and Art) Global Vision lenses adapted that work pretty well but are not 100% reliable as they were on my DSLR.  Reddit, youtube, dpreview, frank aranda and this forum is proof that what Tamron claimed 2 years ago is no longer 100% accurate. This is not about being right, it's about helping others understand challenges they might face.

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“ This is not about being right, it's about helping others understand challenges they might face. “ 

Very well put.

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@shadowsports wrote:

@Captainzouave,

What Tamron claimed 2 years ago is no longer 100% accurate..


Actually, the two year old claims regarding the R/RP just might still be accurate.  They just may not apply to the EOS R6 Mark II.  Even Canon is updating lens firmware for the new camera.

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kevinidzi
Apprentice

I have the Tamron 24 to 70mm EF lens (G1, not G2) and can answer this with the EOS R6 Mark II.  

I have found everything works as expected, and your excellent Tamron lens will still look most excellent with the R6 Mark II.  The one thing that did trip me up a bit, is that the realtime viewfinder view is amazing - but does NOT take into account aperture settings.  So you may need to test a bit offhand to get used to it (if you are moving from a crop sensor to full sensor, as in my case), otherwise, just a warning for that.

I also have a 70-200 2.8f lens (g1) which works fine too.  

 

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