Looking to find more information regarding these two camera lenses? Check out our side by side comparison of the Hartblei Superrotator 80mm F2.8 IF TS vs Tamron SP 90mm F2.8 Di VC USD Macroto review specs, pros and cons, and which is right for you.
Hartblei 80mm F2.8 IF TS Top Features
- 80mm Focal Range
- F2.8 Max Aperture
- Filter Thread: 72mm
- Max Format: 35mm FF
- Sony Alpha Mount
- Weight: 850g.
- Diameter: mm
- Length: mm
- Min Focus Distance:0.64m
Tamron 90mm F2.8 VC Macro Top Features
- 90mm Focal Range
- F2.8 Max Aperture
- Image Stabilization
- Weather Sealed
- Filter Thread: 62mm
- Max Format:
- Sony Alpha Mount
- Weight: 609g.
- Diameter: 79mm
- Length: 117mm
- Min Focus Distance:0.3m
- Max Magnification:1x
Our Winner: Hartblei Superrotator 80mm F2.8 IF TS over Tamron SP 90mm F2.8 Di VC USD Macro
Focal Length – Wide
80mm
vs
90mm
10mm Wider coverage
Distance Scale
Yes
vs
No
Distance Scale to assist focusing
Depth-of-Field Scale
Yes
vs
No
Depth of Field scale to assist focusing
Aperture Ring
Yes
vs
No
able to adjust the aperture on the lens
Diameter
mm
vs
79mm
79mm smaller in diameter
Length
mm
vs
117mm
117mm shorter
Focal Length – Tele
90mm
vs
80mm
10mm more Tele coverage
Image Stabilization
Yes
vs
No
Sharper Images at longer shutter speeds
Diaphgragm Blades
9
vs
Potentially more rounded and smooth bokeh
Autofocus
Yes
vs
No
Easier, faster and more accurate focusing
Weight
609g
vs
850g
241g lighter
Filter Thread
62mm
vs
72mm
Smaller filters are cheaper and easier to find
Weather Sealing
Yes
vs
No
safer to use under rain and dust
Minimum Focus Distance
0.3m
vs
0.64m
can focus closer to the subject
Max Magnification
1x
vs
x
higher magnification better for close-up shots