Tamron AF 28-80 mm F/3,5-5,6 ASP 58 Reviews

The Tamron AF 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di VC LD acts like a much faster lens than it appears to be at first sight. The Vibration Compensation system enables use of slower-than-usual shutter speeds - it's a joy being able to shoot pictures handheld that are p...

Das Tamron liegt bei gleichen Basisdaten und gleichem Preis drei Punkte hinter dem Sigma und kann den zweiten Platz einheimsen. Solides Zoom mit etwas hoher Verzeichnung

I like this lense but haven't used it enough yet to give a good review. It is heavy so I tend to use another lense when I go out.

"Strong Construction","Easily Interchangeable","Easy To Clean","Rugged","Durable"

"Heavy"

I was only able to borrow this lens and use it indoors.. I did not like it very much. it seems like it made my photos noisy/grainy even with a higher ISO. but it is built well and I'm sure it makes for nicer photos outdoors.

"Easily Interchangeable","Rugged","Durable","Lightweight"

"Blurry Focus"

When I bought the Minolta 9xi Maxxum, way back when i used film, I was name brand specific. After shooting with my Minolta lens, I sold it to obtain a Tamron, and have several Tamron lenses that I wouldn't trade for anything else.

"Easy To Clean","Sharp Focus","No need to change lenses","Rugged","For most shoots","Easily Interchangeable","Perfect for portraits","Durable"

"Have not encountered any"