Tamron 10 24Mm 3 5 4 5 Aspherical Digital Camera & Photo Review

Nikkor didn’t have 10-24, but it’s better than the 10-20 sigma that I had - for sure Especially in geometry. Moreover, now I no longer want Nikkor 10-24, the tamron suits everything 100% For everyone who is not sharp - check the carcasses. It cannot be not sharp at such a focal length.

expected better from "made in Japan", total disappointment! Under warranty, they changed it to another similar lens. They didn't even argue. In general, he turned out to be much better. Conclusion: how lucky when buying.

Someone who is aware of what it is and why he needs it buys this glass. Remember to enter exposure compensation every time you switch lenses because the lens on a Pentax can occasionally overexpose by as much as 1.7 to 2 stops. As a result, shutter speeds are quite suitable for handheld shooting even in the dark. This lens is amazing. after a while. This glass exposes its wonderful qualities when you realize that it has its own philosophy. Very imaginative a lens. With his assistance, I was…

I read the reviews of Ken Rockwell, The Wirecutter and DP before purchasing this lens. This is a good wide-angle lens for beginners, in fact it's my only second prime lens after the 35. While most reviews complain that it's a bit soft overall or fuzzy around the edges, I'm very happy with it. After using it for a few weeks I realize that a slightly faster lens or something with a larger aperture could be good, but I couldn't justify the cost. Travel wide angle for architecture, scenes and…

I just started DSLR and needed to get some lenses. I read a number of reviews and settled on the Tamron (I bought a refurbished one and the seller added a 7 year extended warranty). The wide angle is great for some perspective shots and they come out really well. The autofocus can be a bit blurry at times, but I attribute that to my beginner level with my Nikon D5300, and the corners can be a bit soft at the widest focal length, so I'll be careful to shoot at f/8. and adjust my other settings…

This is a great lens at a great price and makes a great gift for those who don't know what to gift the photographer in their life. Based on my husband's personal shooting experience, he says this lens is sharpest at f5.6 - f8. but the sharpness sweet spot is slightly smaller. Flare is well controlled and is most noticeable in turns. Focusing performance is good, even in low light. Focus speed and accuracy are good. The focus ring of this model rotates. He pointed out that the front element does

I've read mixed reviews about this lens. Sharp It's significantly cheaper than the Nikon 10-24 and has a lot better guarantee than the Sigma 10-20 I haven't tried either of these lenses so I can't compare images I'm a beginner so I honestly don't pretend to really rate this lens technically, but so far I'm happy with what I've got I compared it to my Nikon 18-55 kit lens at 18 and 24mm at a regular aperture D60 and the kit lens is a bit sharper but it's a fun lens that takes amazing pictures at

There are a few bad reviews of this lens and I've read most of them. I bought it anyway. I used to have a Canon FD 20mm for my old Canon A-1. It wasn't an f2.8 zoom. Extremely sharp and no distortion unless you want to add something to the image. I've sold it every 20 years after buying it for about the same price. Now about this lens: In my opinion it's almost as good as Canon. Yes, there's no resolution cap, but considering this is a zoom versus a dedicated 10mm, I don't mind. If you don't…