Review on 📷 Tamron SP AF 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 Di USD (A005) Lens for Minolta A by Kenta Sasaki ᠌

To begin with, I would like to note the quality of workmanship, indeed everything is done to the highest standard. Optically, this glass cannot but please with its image, especially at focal lengths of 70-200mm, then the resolution decreases slightly. The contrast and pattern are top notch. Bokeh up to 135mm is also at a height, then, with increasing focal length, it begins to distort. So, at 135mm, excellent half-length portraits are obtained, and facial portraits are generally a fairy tale. At the initial focal length, the depth of field is small, but this is not a drawback, because. treated with diaphragmatic closure. The lens not only fulfills its cost as a telephoto by 100%, but also surpasses its competitor Sony 70-300 ssm.