Tamron SP 60-300mm f/3.8-5.4 Adaptall-2 vs Vivitar 70-210mm f/3.5 Macro Focusing Zoom

Side-by-side comparison from our catalogue data. Better values are highlighted only where a clear difference exists.

Tamron

SP 60-300mm f/3.8-5.4 Adaptall-2

Vivitar

70-210mm f/3.5 Macro Focusing Zoom

Verdict at a glance

Tamron SP 60-300mm f/3.8-5.4 Adaptall-2 goes wider (60mm vs 70mm).
Tamron SP 60-300mm f/3.8-5.4 Adaptall-2 reaches further (300mm vs 210mm).

Specification comparison
Spec	SP 60-300mm f/3.8-5.4 Adaptall-2	70-210mm f/3.5 Macro Focusing Zoom
Brand	Tamron	Vivitar
Mount	Olympus OM	Olympus OM
Type	Zoom	Macro
Focal length	60-300mm (wider)	70-210mm
Max aperture	f/3.8	f/3.5 (faster)
Released	1983	n/a
Format	full-frame	n/a
Groups	13	n/a
Af motor	none	n/a
Elements	15	n/a
Weight g	926	n/a
Filter mm	62	n/a
Length mm	166.0	n/a
Diameter mm	68.0	n/a
Min focus m	1.9	n/a

Tamron SP 60-300mm f/3.8-5.4 Adaptall-2

A 60-300mm f/3.8-5.4 manual-focus short-telephoto zoom lens, the Tamron SP 60-300mm f/3.8-5.4 Adaptall-2 is designed for Olympus OM mount bodies, from the Tamron SP series. The range suits portraits and general telephoto work.

Vivitar 70-210mm f/3.5 Macro Focusing Zoom

Vivitar 70-210mm f/3.5 Macro Focusing Zoom: a manual-focus macro zoom lens with a 70-210mm focal length and a maximum aperture of f/3.5, made for Olympus OM mount cameras. It is intended for close-up work with small subjects such as flowers and insects.

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