Review on Tamron 17 50Mm Aspherical Pentax K Mount by Petar Aleksiev ᠌
Not a bad product, but you can find better.
User who has a D60 and a D90. I attempted to muck it up with the D700, but all that happened was that it got cropped, and it did not become distorted. Mistaken for a member of the staff, I am disappointed. It is completely pointless to pay more than necessary for a stabilizer. I'd take it right now if I could. I wouldn't need a stub for it. I'll take it. Analogues that are used include the AF-S 18-55 3.5-5.6G VR and the AF-S 24-70 2.8G. Below are some advantages: 1. Price. if we want to compare it to the Nikon 17-55 2.8G, of course. 2. Convenient FR range. 3. Aperture. The hole is fair and measures 2.8 The sharpness is consistent over the entire (+/-) aperture range. 4. Stabilizer. The final tool in the battle against the darkness. 1-2 hold spots, with reservations (see "-") at each stop 5. A zoom lock that is not only practical but also makes it less nerve-wracking to carry the camera over one's shoulder with the lens retracted. 6. There is a hood over the head. Having these drawbacks: It's possible that it's broken, but: 1. Price. Even though he was purchased with 20,000 dollars a year ago, he is not worth it. 2. The sharpness is not as good as that of the Nikon 24-70 2.8, the Nikon 50 1.4, or even the Nikon 18-55 3.5-5.6 VR. The degree of sharpness Nikon 50 1.8D 3. Although Focus is not particularly quick, it nevertheless manages to sneak by. At 8 mm. A complete circuit. When you focus on an object from infinity, the point of focus will be 8 millimeters closer to the subject of the photograph. The focus will be 8 millimeters further away from the object if it is going from something close to something further away. 4. Stabilizer. This is typically considered to be its own tune. When you shoot handheld, you can't have it on all the time like that. It should only turn on when the shutter speed makes it physically impossible to take a picture without it. Aside from that, he only "washes the picture." Think about it: while using a stabilizer, images taken with shutter speeds that are not extremely slow come out poorer than when using the camera without a stabilizer. When turned on or off, it produces a noise and jolts the image in the viewfinder, which can be distracting. 5. Having a chromatic cast. Not quite this much. I'm just going to pick at this. Also glare. 6. The hood is made of thin material.
