--- product_id: 48318282 title: "Tamron B018E 18-200 mm DiII VC Zoom Lens for Canon, black" brand: "tamron" price: "2917.58 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/48318282-tamron-b018e-18-200-mm-diii-vc-zoom-lens-canon store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # 11.1x zoom range Lightweight 400g travel-ready 4-stop VC image stabilization Tamron B018E 18-200 mm DiII VC Zoom Lens for Canon, black **Brand:** tamron **Price:** 2917.58 DT **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 📸 Zoom smart, shoot sharp, travel light — your all-in-one lens for every adventure! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Tamron B018E 18-200 mm DiII VC Zoom Lens for Canon, black by tamron - **How much does it cost?** 2917.58 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/48318282-tamron-b018e-18-200-mm-diii-vc-zoom-lens-canon) ## Best For - tamron enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted tamron brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Steady Shots, Anytime:** Tamron’s advanced 3-coil electromagnetic VC system delivers up to 4 stops of shake reduction—capture crisp images even in low light or on the move. - • **Fast, Silent Autofocus:** High-performance DC motor ensures quick, whisper-quiet focusing so you never miss a moment or disturb your scene. - • **Featherlight & Compact:** At just 400g, this lens slips effortlessly into your gear bag, freeing you to explore without the bulk or fatigue. - • **Lock & Load Zoom Control:** Lock your focal length to prevent lens creep—ideal for on-the-go shooting and maintaining your perfect framing. - • **Ultimate All-in-One Zoom:** Cover wide focal lengths from 18mm to 200mm without swapping lenses—perfect for dynamic shoots and travel spontaneity. ## Overview The Tamron B018E 18-200mm DiII VC Zoom Lens for Canon is a lightweight, versatile zoom lens designed for APS-C sensor cameras. Featuring an 11.1x zoom range, advanced 4-stop vibration compensation, and a fast, quiet autofocus motor, it offers professional-grade image stabilization and sharpness in a compact 400g package. Ideal for travel and everyday photography, it combines convenience with high performance to capture crisp, steady images across a broad focal spectrum. ## Description Product Description The Tamron 18-200mm VC uses the most modern optical and mechanical design to achieve compactness and high performance. Incorporating image stabilization, the 18-200mm VC is an 11.1x zoom lens which delivers superior image quality and is the lightest zoom in its class. Tamron has made full use of its long experience and expertise as a pioneering force in high-power zoom lenses to create an optimal all-in-one lens that opens up new photographic possibilities to all DSLR camera users. Tamron's VC (Vibration Compensation) feature stabilises the image and allows hand-held shooting up to 4-stops lower than with normal 18-200mm lenses - ideal for low-light and fast moving objects. This lens is designated “Di II” which is designed for use with APS-C camera sensors only. Tamron lenses which are compatible with full frame camera sensors carry the designation “Di” Legal Disclaimer o Gebrauchtware o Bei diesem Artikel findet die Differenzbesteuerung Anwendung (§ 25 a Abs. 2 UStG), so dass die anfallende MwSt nicht getrennt ausgewiesen werden kann. Review: A cracking compromise - I use the Canon Mount variant - I am an enthusiast photographer who simply enjoys his hobby and have been fortunate to be able to afford my equipment for 40 years or so. I also enjoy travel, but due to retiring early I find that I have to compromise now when I purchase equipment to get the best "bang per buck". Whilst I have enjoyed my travel photography both near and far, it has become more of a challenge due to the changes in security home and abroad and the restrictions in cabin hand luggage weight. Combine this with the fact that carrying my preferred kit of sigma 10-20, either canon prime 40mm or 50mm and canon 55-250 lenses when on a city tour has become more of a chore, primarily weight but compounded by the fact that my bag was searched recently on 4 occasions during a trip to Genoa in a single morning. Drastic action was required, either purchase one of the excellent small cameras available (but high priced) or purchase a generic lens of mixed focal length which I could fit on one of my two APS-C cameras, a 550d and a 750d; the former mainly used now for macro work. I looked at three lenses, this Tamron and its non stabilised 11 year old predecessor at £99.99 (fantastic value), and the Canon 18-135. I liked the Tamron budget lens, but compared to the optics on this lens, it really is worth the extra £60.00 for the quality alone, let alone the stabilisation, which its predecessor does not possess. I really felt that the Canon lens suited my purposes well and the image quality and speed of focus I thought were better than this lens and it also focussed more quietly, but it was over £100 more and so I purchased this lens from Jessops at a slightly higher price than desertcart; they let me test it side by side with the canon in their shop and gave me some advice, so I felt duty bound to purchase after taking advantage of them. So what is it like in use? Well it is a compromise, like all zoom lenses. It weighs in at 400g and I found it quite a weight, but not exceptionally so. What is nice is the stabilisation works very well (similar fitted to my Tamron 150-600), it does focus plenty quick enough for my needs and zooms quickly and easily whilst automatically refocussing; much quicker on the 750d than the 550d, but if you own an older camera do not let this put you off. I particularly like the fact that you can lock the focal length as this is a weighty lens and when carrying it around, it does extend to its full focal length when pointing downwards. I tend to lock it at either a fixed length or 18mm when I am not using it as it is more compact. In terms of image quality, at either end of the focal lengths, there is some deterioration in image quality, but if it is a choice of getting the image or not, I can accept the loss of quality; around the range 25-190 I found it fine; multiplied of course by 1.6 as it is an APS-C lens. Is there any other negatives about the lens? Not really, it is a budget lens, it is well manufactured, it does produce sharp(ish) images which provided that they are not enlarged hugely produces crisp enough images, is a great compromise over carrying four lenses; I now carry either this and my sigma 10-20 or canon 40 or 50mm prime lenses now and w my Canon 55-250 is kept in its case; it is a Mk1 and whilst it has provided me with good service, it is not as quick or quiet as this lens. I can heartily recommend this lens having used it for just over 6 months and have used it on a session in my local town and also at a nature reserve as an adjunct to my 150-600 on a tripod. Simply a great all round lens and well worth the money. Update +++ unfortunately I damaged my original lens and purchased again as the "kit lens of choice" for my new Canon 80d, this time from desertcart at the increased price of £179.00. Review: Brilliant lens - what a fantastic lens for the money the focus is pin sharp and the VR is absolutely fantastic the focal range make it a good walk around lens that replaced 2 of my Nikon lenses. Would I recommend this lens the answer to that is a definite YES . Update had the lens a few months now and this lens has continued to impress me the quality of the pictures I am getting are fantastic they are just so sharp this has become my lens of choice for most occasions . A fantastic all round lens well worth the money . ## Features - Light & compact all-in-one zoom lens - Weighs just 400g, making it ideal for travelling - Three-coil electromagnetic VC image stabilization system provides a 4-stop handling advantage for significantly sharper images - High performance DC motor driven AF mechanism provides faster, quieter and more precise focusing - Easier to capture fast-moving subjects with speed and accuracy ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B013HXY1OC | | Best Sellers Rank | 116,358 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 1,492 in Camera Lenses | | Box Contents | 18-200mm VC DiII Lens, Front and Rear Lens Caps, Flower-Shaped Lens Hood | | Brand | TAMRON | | Brand Name | TAMRON | | Camera Lens | 18-200 mm | | Camera lens description | 18-200 mm | | Colour | black | | Compatible Devices | Canon | | Compatible Mountings | Canon EF | | Compatible mountings | Canon EF | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 4,996 Reviews | | Exposure Control Type | Automatic | | Fixed Focal Length | 200 Millimetres | | Focal length description | 18-200 millimeters | | Focus Type | Auto Focus | | Global Trade Identification Number | 04960371005942 | | Has Self-Timer | No | | Image Stabilization Type | yes | | Item Weight | 400 Grams | | Lens Coating Description | Super Protect Coating | | Lens Design | Zoom | | Lens Mount | Canon EF | | Lens Type | Zoom Lens | | Lens type | Zoom Lens | | Manufacturer | Tamron | | Maximum Aperture | 3.5 Millimetres | | Maximum Focal Length | 200 Millimeters | | Maximum Shutter Speed | 1/4000 seconds | | Maximum focal length | 200 Millimeters | | Media Type | ProductImage | | Minimum Aperture | 40 | | Minimum Focal Length | 18 Millimeters | | Model Name | 18-200 mm / F 3.5-6.3 DI II VC | | Photo Filter Size | 62 Millimeters | | Product Warranty | 1 | | Real Angle Of View | 75 Degrees | | Unit Count | 1.0 count | | Viewfinder Type | Optical viewfinder | | Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant | | Zoom Ratio | 11.11:1 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** TAMRON - **Focal length description:** 18-200 millimeters - **Lens type:** Zoom Lens - **Compatible mountings:** Canon EF - **Camera lens description:** 18-200 mm - **Maximum focal length:** 200 Millimetres - **Minimum focal length:** 18 Millimetres - **Lens design:** Zoom - **Focus type:** AF/MF - **Lens-fixed focal length:** 200 Millimetres ## Images ![Tamron B018E 18-200 mm DiII VC Zoom Lens for Canon, black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/713HAUPlLAL.jpg) ![Tamron B018E 18-200 mm DiII VC Zoom Lens for Canon, black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71At0fg8dyL.jpg) ![Tamron B018E 18-200 mm DiII VC Zoom Lens for Canon, black - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71BDjEdGx3L.jpg) ![Tamron B018E 18-200 mm DiII VC Zoom Lens for Canon, black - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71YCVqVCK6L.jpg) ![Tamron B018E 18-200 mm DiII VC Zoom Lens for Canon, black - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71l+tR+7rtL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Pattern Name, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is this lens good for macro** A: Unless it states 1:1 then no. **Q: Does the end of the lens rotate when focusing therefore being a problem when using graduated filters etc? Thanks** A: No it does not. This lens is a fantastic bit of kit at a fraction of the cost of it's Canon equivalent, well made but still light weight, and now comes with image stabilisation. **Q: Hi will this be compatible with the canon eos M10?** A: If your M10 takes the same lens as a Rebel, then yes. **Q: Does the tamron 18-200 mm diii vc zoom lens fit & work with canon 5d mark iv?** A: It should work fine as long as you get the Canon fit version not any of the others. It's a great lens. We use them a lot for work on Canon and Nikon cameras ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A cracking compromise - I use the Canon Mount variant *by V***2 on 13 January 2016* I am an enthusiast photographer who simply enjoys his hobby and have been fortunate to be able to afford my equipment for 40 years or so. I also enjoy travel, but due to retiring early I find that I have to compromise now when I purchase equipment to get the best "bang per buck". Whilst I have enjoyed my travel photography both near and far, it has become more of a challenge due to the changes in security home and abroad and the restrictions in cabin hand luggage weight. Combine this with the fact that carrying my preferred kit of sigma 10-20, either canon prime 40mm or 50mm and canon 55-250 lenses when on a city tour has become more of a chore, primarily weight but compounded by the fact that my bag was searched recently on 4 occasions during a trip to Genoa in a single morning. Drastic action was required, either purchase one of the excellent small cameras available (but high priced) or purchase a generic lens of mixed focal length which I could fit on one of my two APS-C cameras, a 550d and a 750d; the former mainly used now for macro work. I looked at three lenses, this Tamron and its non stabilised 11 year old predecessor at £99.99 (fantastic value), and the Canon 18-135. I liked the Tamron budget lens, but compared to the optics on this lens, it really is worth the extra £60.00 for the quality alone, let alone the stabilisation, which its predecessor does not possess. I really felt that the Canon lens suited my purposes well and the image quality and speed of focus I thought were better than this lens and it also focussed more quietly, but it was over £100 more and so I purchased this lens from Jessops at a slightly higher price than Amazon; they let me test it side by side with the canon in their shop and gave me some advice, so I felt duty bound to purchase after taking advantage of them. So what is it like in use? Well it is a compromise, like all zoom lenses. It weighs in at 400g and I found it quite a weight, but not exceptionally so. What is nice is the stabilisation works very well (similar fitted to my Tamron 150-600), it does focus plenty quick enough for my needs and zooms quickly and easily whilst automatically refocussing; much quicker on the 750d than the 550d, but if you own an older camera do not let this put you off. I particularly like the fact that you can lock the focal length as this is a weighty lens and when carrying it around, it does extend to its full focal length when pointing downwards. I tend to lock it at either a fixed length or 18mm when I am not using it as it is more compact. In terms of image quality, at either end of the focal lengths, there is some deterioration in image quality, but if it is a choice of getting the image or not, I can accept the loss of quality; around the range 25-190 I found it fine; multiplied of course by 1.6 as it is an APS-C lens. Is there any other negatives about the lens? Not really, it is a budget lens, it is well manufactured, it does produce sharp(ish) images which provided that they are not enlarged hugely produces crisp enough images, is a great compromise over carrying four lenses; I now carry either this and my sigma 10-20 or canon 40 or 50mm prime lenses now and w my Canon 55-250 is kept in its case; it is a Mk1 and whilst it has provided me with good service, it is not as quick or quiet as this lens. I can heartily recommend this lens having used it for just over 6 months and have used it on a session in my local town and also at a nature reserve as an adjunct to my 150-600 on a tripod. Simply a great all round lens and well worth the money. Update +++ unfortunately I damaged my original lens and purchased again as the "kit lens of choice" for my new Canon 80d, this time from Amazon at the increased price of £179.00. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant lens *by J***O on 5 September 2016* what a fantastic lens for the money the focus is pin sharp and the VR is absolutely fantastic the focal range make it a good walk around lens that replaced 2 of my Nikon lenses. Would I recommend this lens the answer to that is a definite YES . Update had the lens a few months now and this lens has continued to impress me the quality of the pictures I am getting are fantastic they are just so sharp this has become my lens of choice for most occasions . A fantastic all round lens well worth the money . ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great piece of kit! *by A***N on 10 November 2016* This lens is perfect for anyone on a budget who needs a wide zoom range. Works excellent on the Nikon D3200, pictures appear sharp and crisp with great colour. However, as with all budget equipment it does have it's downsides. The autofocus has a habit of not getting fully focused, whereas my Nikkor lens doesn't struggle at all. Also some parts feel like they may have a short life, ie the locking switch for the lens. On the other hand, the zoom range is amazing and when the autofocus works (usually does) the results are fantastic. The vibration correction in this lens is also absolutely brilliant, at 200mm you can easily get a fantastic picture without the need for a tripod. To sum up, definitely a great lens and perfect for anyone on a budget looking for high zoom range and a wide range of scenes/environments. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/48318282-tamron-b018e-18-200-mm-diii-vc-zoom-lens-canon](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/48318282-tamron-b018e-18-200-mm-diii-vc-zoom-lens-canon) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-09-03*