Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 G2 VS Samyang 24-70mm f2.8
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Hey everyone! In today's video I'm using the Sony A7III to compare 2 standard zoom lenses. We are using the Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 G2 vs Samyang 24-70mm f2.8 in a few different portrait photography scenarios. I have unedited 100% crops of the photos we're taking so you can take a closer look at the details. I hope seeing these comparison photos and hearing my opinions can help you out if you're stuck deciding between each of these lenses! Let me know if there are other lens comparison videos you'd like to see.
These are my complete reviews of each of these lenses as well if you want to see more photo examples:
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The Tamron 28-75 is my main everyday lens. I love it! It’s perfect for taking pictures of my kids that never stay in one spot so I can zoom in and out as needed.
Helpful indeed. Thanks so much. This sealed the deal for me in my decision on purchasing the Tamron 28-75mm. I will let the community know now it goes! Thanks
Another great comparison review, Julia. It is hard for me to be objective as I own the Tamron ( first edition) and am so used to it . For me the weight of the Samyang would be a big strike against it but both lenses produced very pleasing results.
Yes!!! Love these videos 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Now waiting for your 135mm review 😁👌🏻
We want more! We want more!
Thank you for these cool videos 🙏🏼
Thank you and yep, currently working on my 135mm review!
I think I prefer the Tamron because of softer bokeh and sharper image :) My eyes just kind of had a more positive reaction to the photos with Tamron, but they are both good and quite similar.
ITS NOT SHARPER. TAMROM HAVE NO GLASS BECAUSE OF HOW LIGHT IT IS. SO WHAT SHARPNESS? :)
@@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat what you mean by no Glass? Just because It is light ? Sorry tô Tell you this but it is pretty sharp
Perfect video. Of course I would go for Samyang as it’s a tank and also that 4mm does make a huge difference. Have used 28-75 and it’s seriously not wide enough; neither does 24mm but I have Sony 14mm f/1.8 so not worried much. Thanks heaps from NZ.
I got the Tamron G2 and love it! Used it for a couple videos so far and it looks great when edited together with the Sony 20mm G lens footage. Great pics too! What’s your favorite camera strap? I need something new :)
Both those lenses are great! I use the moneymakers from holdfast gear, I usually use these when I need 2 lenses on me 😊
Your review is very enjoyable as always. I agree, you can't go wrong with both of these lenses, but I think I prefer the Tamron over Samyang because of a softer bokeh and slightly sharper image. I don't mind sacrificing 4mm on the wide end, because often times I can still step back if it was not wide enough.
Thanks for the video, helpful and you’re so gosh dang talented! Are you using any filters on your lenses?
Thank you and no I don't use any filters while reviewing lenses. When I'm not doing a lens review, I usually have UV filters on just to protect the lens though.
Great, I have Samyang lens and its amazing! Your videos are really cool and inspirative! Thank you Julia 🙂
HELLO JULIA,YOUR VIDEOS ARE TRULY AN INSPIRATION. THANK YOU,FROM PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭
One bonus thing to note about these lenses is that the Tamron comes with a USB connector built into the lens (for firmware updates and focus adjustments) while with the Samyang you will have to buy the lens dock separately.
I own the Samyang 85mm 1.4 and I love it but I want a fast zoom lens for my wedding shoots. 85mm is awesome but I feel like a zoom lens would make life a little easier. The f1.4 from the prime lens is a huge plus though so I'm kind of stuck in between.
I also do street photography and thats maybe one of the reasons I like the Tamron because it's lighter and a bit smaller than the Samyang zoom lens all while giving me similar focal lengths.
But the Samyang lens is a little cheaper.
Oh its so hard to choose.
Thanks for the video Julia. Very helpful.
85mm f1.4 is huge glass. its normal to have slower autofocus-hard to move that glass with power that comes from camera
@@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat My bad, by fast I meant lower F number (e.g f2.8 or below). In photography terms a "fast" lens means a lens with a wide aperture (like f1.8, f1.4 or even f1.2).
But you are correct, an 85mm has huge glass elements to move back & forth for fast autofocus.
I own the Samyang 85mm F1.4 mark 1 version and it's autofocus is pretty speedy. Never had issues with it.
I may upgrade to Mark II version in the future.
Have a nice week 💛💛💛 and thank you for this awesome video !
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Both of these lenses look great! They showed really great control under high contrast conditions, which makes them awesome bargains and honestly no-brainer replacements for the Sony GM, which is not only super heavy, but very expensive. Granted, that lens came out a while ago, but it's still priced high. There really isn't much value there for that lens anymore considering the competition. I like the way both of these lenses render as well; they look awesome. As far as focal length goes, having 4 extra mm in a smaller space goes a long way, so if it were me, I'd probably go with the Samyang. Great work as always, Julia! You have a solid team that I don't think gets recognized enough.
Thank you so much! I would need to do a proper side by side comparison with the GM, but I tend to agree because these 2 lenses in this video have very little cons. They are solid zooms. I'm looking forward to seeing if Sony announce a new GM 24-70 MKII actually. Will be interesting to see how it is!
@@juliatrotti oh, that 24-70 MkII is totally happening. I think Sony knows they need to, and with the fact that it's currently a couple hundred bucks off might be a good indicator that's it's going to happen. If they can shave off the weight like they did the 70-200, and have some other quality of life upgrades, it could be a lucrative choice, but it's got to hit hard and not be crazy expensive (unlikely) to stay competitive.
I´m using my very old Tamron EF 28-75mm f/2.8 (the version from the early 2000s) as a walk around lens and I wish the new one would be available for canon RF. For this type of walk around lense size and weight are crucial so I would go for the Tamron. For Portrait sessions I mainly use my Samyang RF 85mm f/1.4.
Great comparison! Did they both autofocus on face and eye acceptably well?
Yeeees I was waiting for this ❤️❤️❤️
I hope this helps :D
very nice and thanks! can you please do a comparison between Sigma 24-70 and Samyang 24-70? thanks!
Thanksss a lot for comparing both lenses I go for tamron
The character of Samyang lenses is the way to go!! As a long time user of Samyang 85 f/1.4 I'm a fan.
gorgeous work. I agree on the render. the skin tones are better on the Samyang out of the camera. but after your edit, one cannot tell the difference. great work. + 1 subscriber here!
Thanks so much!
I went for the Tamron. It was on a great deal recently. Just pretty chuffed. At 540 gms, it is barely heavier than some of the larger primes.
Would be if you added in the Sigma 28-70 f2.8 since it's way more compact than either of these lenses.
I like the saturation and character of the bokeh with the Samyang but it's soooo heavy. No vignette with the Tamron at 28mm like the V1?
Hello if you had to pick only one of these lens which one would you choose?
The Tamron gives a more pleasing look to my eyes. I already have the Tamron 17-28mm f2.8 so I'm getting the Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 G2 now after seeing what it can deliver. The funny thing is that the 17-28 (420g) and 28-75 (540g) are 960 grams together, while the Samyang weighs 1027 grams on its own. I hope that can help someone else too :-) Great video, thanks for the help!
it did. i bought the 28-75 g2 due to weight issues for me.
Awesome video. What device is that, that you are using to record your viewfinder on your camera??
Thanks for sharing, which way do they zoom clockwise? Counterclockwise? Which ever is same as my Fuji I would prefer as this could do my head in.
Its pretty hard for me to decide on this. I have the 24-70 GM but I feels its overpriced and there is some chromatic aberration that I dont see much of in this new models. Also de 24mm is not a necessity unless you shoot in really small rooms (for events). I think im gonna sell the GM and go with the tamron.
I’ve only used the GM 24-70 a couple of times, but from those experiences I think both these lenses come really close to the GM if not just on par - but at a lower price. I’d have to do a side by side comparison to say that for sure though! I’m looking forward to seeing if Sony update their 24-70 like they did the 70-200.
@@juliatrotti they did :)
Hi Julia. What an image capture device you have attached to your camera?
How are you able to record your camera screen and take pictures at the same time? Does the canon R6 have that capability?
Thank you. I went Tamron. The weight is the decider for me
Excuse me, what image transmission device is connected to the bottom of the camera?
Great video!! This was extremely helpful! It also looks to me like the Samyang tends to render images in a warmer tone where as the Tamron seems to render cooler images.
Thank you and yep I noticed the same thing!
Do you think it would still be visible if you adjust the white balance?
I'm hoping the 24-70 gm ii comes out soon, hopefully that comes out during CP+ later this month.
Yes me too! I'm looking forward to it hopefully coming out, especially after using the new 70-200.
Nice comparison Julia. I was hoping you would talk about the feel of the zoom ring on both lenses. I purchased the Rokinon version and I do like the rendering of the images but the zoom ring has a very heavy feel when turining it, not a great feature when shooting video.
Thanks! Unfortunately since I predominantly shoot photo I don't really think about the zoom ring while shooting since I move it fast into the position I need, compared to video where I understand that's more important. So I don't have a proper answer for you, sorry! I'll keep this in mind for my next reviews.
@@juliatrotti Thanks Julia! By the way was the zoom ring on your test lens easy to turn or hard to turn when compared to the Tamron?
for video which is the best?
it was a really good lens for the short time that I had it- was a bit
heavy though- but I liked it a lot. image quality and lens performance
were excellent... however, there are two really huge problems with it:
first, is that the mounting plate is screwed into four small plastic
posts- this is all that is holding your lens onto your camera. so let's
say you trip and fall and you bang your lens on the ground (which I've
done with my sony 28-70mm kit lens- but it still works perfectly), or if
your tripod with your camera falls, as mine did, the plastic posts will
simply break on impact and your lens will just snap straight off your
camera. the second problem is trying to get that repaired. it will not
go well because repair shops cannot get any parts for your lens, and
Samyang has only one location in the US to fix the things covered by
their warranty... so ultimately you'll learn that you've bought a $1000
disposable lens... a real shame because I would have easily replaced it
with another. Instead, though I'm gonna miss the 4mm on the wide end, I
got the Tamron.
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What equipment do you have connected to your Sony camera? It looks like some sort of wireless device.
Hi Julia
What was the camera strap that you used?
Hi Julia, thanks for another great video! 🙂 I'd love to see this comparison between the Tamron g2 and the Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 DG DN Art, though from everything I have seen so far I am guessing I'd still be leaning toward the Tamron due to it's smaller size and weight.
I’ll see if I can get my hands on the Sigma sometime soon!
Great video 👏 how do you record the evf?
Love the content I started an Instagram photography page as well ♥️ thanks for the inspiration
How do you record the video and take a picture at the same time?
I'm waiting for my Amazon delivery right now! Tamron 28-75mm coming today.
It looks like this Samyang is quite a bit "yellow" compared to Tamron. Although the previous Samyang lenses pretty much gave a yellow picture.
Tamron is sharper yet Samyang has a bit better skin render. The thing with those 2 is the starting focal length. 24mm is much more useful that people think. If you do real estate photography, you can take the majority of those pictures with the 24mm and not with the 28. The thing is that those 2 lenses have exactly the same price. Contrast and sharpness can be added to match the look of the tamron. But the those -4mm can not "fixed" in post. Tamron is a better travel, all around lens and Samyang is more "useful" for scenarios like real estate. At the end of the day, they are both wins for pros or not that want a 24-70ish 2,8 lens and don't want to spend a liver without gaining any major advantage.
Hi Julia. I love watching your videos. I learned a lot of technique and creativity from it. But to be honest. I watch your videos because of your soft voice and angelic face. 🌹
Nice video, but with one big thing you didn't even mention. The MAIN difference between those two lenses is the construction.
Samyang is parfocal construction (there comes the weight and size) as oposit to any other similar lens.
Simply put - if you focus with the Samyang, the object stays in focus even if you zoom in or out.
If someone is unsure which one of those to get, that may be a huge deciding point.
If you want to check out my Samyang 24-70 review video I have found that it is not actually parfocal.
So you are saying when we zoom in and out with Tamron subject will lose focus?
🙋♂️ Julia 😃 - You are an excellent photographer ! 📷
Thank you, I appreciate it!
While I do like shooting people, I'd have to go with Tamron for size and weight. As a very small person, I never wanted to shoot with my last kit. Don't want to make the same mistake on my next kit.
hello, can you send me the presets you used in the video?
The Samyang portraits pops better than Tamron. Samyang has more ”soul”. If I had to choose one or another, I would probably still choose the Tamron because I shoot mostly landscape and need sharpness and I also prefer the much lighter Tamron.
I agree, the Samyang was visually more pleasing and softer colours. The Tamron was definitely sharper. But almost too sharp for model. (I wish the model would smile more as she looks far less moody when she smiles. ) but like you I’d like the sharpness for everything else especially landscape or events
Hey! Wondering why you still use the A7III when you have a newer model? Not complaining, I have he A7III and love seeing what you come up with.
surely it is a video from before having the a7iv
@@arbolifestyle That would make sense. Smooth brain moment
Yeah this was literally a few days before my A7IV arrived. But I still love the A7iii and want to make a few more videos with it here and there 😊
The usual dilemma. I have the whole series 7 - 7II - 7III - 7IV but the real difference is made by whoever clicks. I often work with the old 7 ... it's true the autofocus is terrible but ... I repeat the difference is in our creativity
Just wondering how these compare to the Sony 24-70. Do you think it’s worth the price?
G-master is much better excluding weight and price.
I would need to do a side by side photoshoot comparison to be able to give you a proper answer! But both these lenses here are absolutely great. I also have a video with the GM 24-70 with unedited photos if you wanted to take a look at those files. We actually had pretty similar lighting to this day. It's called 10 minute portrait photoshoot!
Im torn. I really appreciate the wide 24mm view of the Samyang, but at the same time, I love the lightness of the Tamron.
I'm 100% stuck in the same position right now.
There is a temporary sale going on for the Samyang (I have 20 hours to decide before the offer expires) for 100 Euros off original 899 euros.
The Tamron G2 also has a 100 euro offer but I have 20 days which is plenty of time.
I already own a Samyang 85mm 1.4 prime lens but I really prefer smaller and lighter lenses, all while wanting the 24mm also.
ahh so hard to choose.
@@paiman_ which one did u end up going for? and how is it ig?
@@Inzerino I ended up not going for the Samyang just because of the weight (and size but mainly the weight).
I thought long and hard. I just can't handle that much weight while walking around (I do street photography and wedding photography).
28mm is wide enough for me but it would've been nice if I had that extra focal length on the wide end.
I'm gonna go for the Tamron as I heard (and seen) that its a bit sharper and slightly better autofocus (very slightly).
And on another note, This is Tamron's 2nd gen lens so they have more "experience" if you wanna call it when it comes to zoom lenses, while this is Samyang's first zoom lens.
Also, if 28mm isn't wide enough, 24mm most likely won't be wide enough either. You're better off going for a 12mm or an 18mm prime (or a super wide zoom lens).
Samyang normally makes smaller & lighter lenses compared to other manufacturers, and that's their selling point/advantage over the other companies but I don't know why they couldn't manage to make this one lighter than the competition.
It's literally the heaviest 24-70mm lens out right now.
I have the Samyang 85mm f1.4 prime lens and its much lighter & smaller compared to other 85mm lenses from other companies.
I also like the fact that I don't have to buy a separate lens station for Tamron.
Overall I think if you can deal with 28mm, Tamron is the way to go.
@@paiman_ well you have convinced me to get the g2 aswell, just 1 suggestion I wanted was, what would be a good lens for video also ?
@@Inzerino Glad I could help :) and for video, from what I've seen of the G2, I really think its one of the best video lenses too because of the many focal lengths it offers you.
The f2.8 is plenty for video (since in cinematography, the lowest aperture they use is f2.8 based on my personal research). They might go lower but if you notice in most films, the depth of field is not as shallow as f1.8 or f1.4 even in low light. I know you might not want to make films with the lens but if it works for professional films, it will definitely work for othet projects too.
Also f2.8 is perfect because it is a good balance between subject separation, low light ability and autofocus performance (too shallow depth of field can hinder autofocus performance because of the razon thin dof).
But yes, the 28-75mm is a great "standard" zoom range even for video/filmmaking.
I think the weight is the decisive factor here, over 1kg is kind of too much for a standard zoom by 2022 standard. More and more lens makers will be moving to much lighter 28-70/28-75 lenses. If 28mm isn't wide eough for you, then 24mm isn't wide enough either, you need a dedicated wide angle lens.
i agree, well said
First comment..much lv❤️☺️
Hi Julia, what are your thought on the sigma 28-70 f2.8? It is very close in price and weight to the Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 so I feel like it might be good to compare those 2 lenses as well :)
Also any chances of getting styles (presets) for Capture One? Love love loveee your Lightroom presets 😄
Thank you for all the lovely content 🙏🏻
The new Tamron is slightly better I replaced my sigma with it
If you search around, there are a few reviews comparing those two. The Sigma is a little smaller and lighter, but (I think) it lacks weather sealing, and maybe not quite as good as the new Tamron G2 optically either, so depends what your priorities are.
I haven’t used the Sigma before, but I will see if I can borrow it from somewhere to make a comparison! And yes converting my presets for Capture One is definitely on my mind, I’ve already started working on it actually. But it’s a time consuming process as I have to do it all manually 😅 And thank you!
@@juliatrotti OMG!! Thank you for the reply!! A bit star struck 🤩 hehe. I look forward to the capture one presets!!
Would be great if we could pick and choose a preset pack set - like any 3-4 presets of choice for $X. Thanks! ❤️
Well both lenses are best in their own , and after watching your video I'm bit confused of choosing which to buy or not but at last i will go with Tamron 28-75
Yep both lenses have very good pros and very little/minor cons haha, glad I could help with this video though!
@@juliatrotti Yes❤
The Samyang is a little warmer which I like.
The colour from the samyang seems slightly warmer to my eyes anyway
Hi Julia. I am looking at these two lens along with the sigma 24-70 against prime lens. I am concerned about the weight. What do recommend?
I can't wait for the new 135mm review
Just did my photoshoot on it, getting started on the video edit now :D
@@juliatrotti awesome!!!!!!
Where you bought such a great camera strap? :)
It’s called the Moneymakers from Holdfast gear 😊
I'm using Tamron 28-75 G1 and I prefer light weight and 67mm size filters, so I don't want to change my lens to Samyang
Bought the Tamron - light and fits in camera bag.
Great to grab and go …
Took my son’s senior photos with it and we’re all happy with the results.
Just a humble request because idk how to search for this, nor do I see any site of anyone reviewing this but can you make a video about "Character" and showing us the difference between lenses or lens brands. Thanks in advance. Longtime subscriber, Forever my crush. 😏 Happy valentines day!
I second that
Yes I would love to make a video about this!! Going to work on it :D
The lens flare of the samyang is just all over the place, and why is it so heavy? 😨 Glad I got the tamron (confirmation bias confirmed)
Even though I own the tamron and I love it, I somehow preferred the images of the samyang more in this video.
very good
Thanks for this very interesting review. I actually purchased the Tamron 28-75 G2 due to weight (carrying it around all day long.....)
BUT I also have a 24mm Prime lens. So I'm lucky....
Ultimately maybe a 16-35 2.8 and a 28-75 2.8/24-70 2.8 are the perfect combo pairing....
I know this is an OLD lens. But please make a video of SAMYANG 27-70 with any sony APSC camera. Its a humble request. It will help a lot of Budding photographers who plan to upgrade thier APSC body to Full frame. Thanks and love the videos :)
Thanks Julia, one point of caution . The samyang is so heavy, it will snap off at the camera mount if you put it on a tripod . Buyer beware
Is this theory or have you seen such happen??
Tamron has high sharpness and clarity in backlight environment, choose Tamron
Yeah I found the Tamron cuts through the backlight a little more than the Samyang. But the way Samyang renders in backlight is also a really nice look for certain kinds of photography too. Eg, I love that look for creative portraits.
Samyang wins if you don't care about weight, 24mm and parfocal is very important, but if you care about weight why not choose the Sigma 28-70?
Hey, great video. Do you mind sharing/ make a video using the tamron lens at a wedding pls. Would love to see how the photos turn out
Well, between these two brands I have quite a preconceived opinion, unfortunately. :D
I have had 3 Samyang lenses and none of them could really convince me. The 35/2.8 wasn't my take in terms of colors and handling, the 50/1.4 II was very weak in close-up sharpness and this 24-70 suffers from a lot of CA in the corners and it's like REALLY heavy to carry around.
With Tamron, on the other side, I have had nothing but great experiences with all the lenses I've used from them. The 35/2.8 is my main prime, the 28-200 is the best allround-zoom I've had in my hands, the 24/2.8 is great, too, and the 70-300 is a lot better than Sony's expensive 30-700 G OSS. This 28-75 is about what I would call the GM-standard for people on a budget which tend to prefer lightweight lenses. In terms of lens/value for money it is very hard to beat this.
maybe, the lens of samyang has sharpness lower than the Tamron 2875 G2... little bit...
Yes I think the Tamron is sliiiightly sharper, which is great for some kinds of photography.
Samyang best image!!!👍🏻
The Samyang is too heavy for a 24-70, it's almost as heavy as the 35-150 and the ghosting looks quite bad. For a standard zoom, would consider the Sigma 24-70, Tamron 28-75G2 or wait for the Sony 24-70GM2 instead.
I never liked zoom lenses for portraits. The kinda bokeh I'm after is just not there.
So ‘to be fair’ you set Tamron to 70mm but not Samyang to 28 at wide shoot :) that would be it for an unbiased/paid review
28-75mm has a masive & decisive PLUS: low wieght & better bokeh!
4mm wider with a cost of almost double of weight is very bad decision for me.
Tamron looks always sharper but samyang seems more natural to my eyes. And colors look better too on samyang. If you dont put them side by side they are all good I think
Im so Sold on the tamron now.
Hi! I`m romanian! I discover your channel when i searched "Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 G2" and i subcribed to your channel! Thanks for this video! ❤
Hii Ma'am I'm From India
No comparison of autofocus :(
After comparing product quality, price, and imaging effect. Obviously ,Samyang won .
AS WITH EVERYTHING IN LIFE - THE BIGGER AND HEAVIER -THE BETTER,
Samyang is actually Sharper thru out the range.
Hi friend!
I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY PHOTOS ARE EDITED. IT'S NOT THE LIGHT ROOM PERFORMANCE WE WANT TO SEE. WE WANT TO SEE WHAT THE LENS SHOT. THANKS.
Did you even watch the video? Most of the photos I showed are unedited, it even says unedited on most of the images
I love you bhai
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I’m using Samyang 24-70 lens. And now I’m going to sell it and buy Tamron 28-75mm lens. The main reason is weight. When you make long shoot day or you doing street photography Samyang lens becomes very unusable. For example I was out for street photography and it was raining and I was holding an umbrella with my hand. I have to take photos with one hand. And after 10 minutes it was impossible to hold camera and use it. Samyang lens is really heavy 😂
I've been having the same thoughts! It's a good 1.5kg of camera and lens. I did 4 hours of shooting a marathon recently and it was so heavy! Have you made the switch yet and what are your thoughts?
@@petrolpoodle6617 yes I switched to Tamron. It’s so light. After Tamron lens I thought with Samyang I was using the camera with a dumbbell in front of it. I think autofocus is little faster on Tamron. Samyang bokeh or blurring background is little more soft and pleasing to me but not a big difference. Tamron lens is little more sharper. Colours are much pleasing to me on Samyang but it’s very personal choice. Sometimes I miss 24mm. But at the streets 28mm is wide enough 😊
@@eser_tekin Thank you so much for getting back to me, it's much appreciated! Annoyingly it seems I'd lose about £200 for what I paid only 4 months ago for my Samyang and then I'd have to spend an extra £265 to get the Tamron. So I'm currently going to think on it for a bit - I adore every single thing about the Samyang bar the mad weight of it!
Samyang best look
The Samyang had notable better pop and bokeh than the Tamron
The samyang weighs1kg, Tamron weighs half of that, so for me thats a huge game changer