Review on Tamron SP AF 70-200mm f/2.8 Di LD (IF) Macro Lens (A001) Minolta A by Adam Bronisz ᠌

It is already easier to hold in your hands, front focus and back focus will be if the camera is poorly prepared for shooting, the lens costs its money, you won't find cheaper with this quality, and it is ideal for street photography of people. It weighs a little less without a ring and a lens hood. Different positive aspects include the following: sharpness (with anything and at any focal length), aperture 2.8 throughout the entire range, good bokeh, the picture is good, I liked the focus ring, and if manual focus is turned off, then the ring rotates freely, making it convenient to hold on to it and change the camera orientation (rotate) Got cons: weight, but you can get used to it; when shooting static objects with focus, everything is fine; however, if you shoot moving objects, you need to set tracking autofocus, or turn it manually, because it is a screwdriver, and it cannot focus quickly. When shooting static objects with focus, everything is fine; however, if you shoot moving objects, you need to set tracking autofocus, or turn it manually.