It is very good in its price category, I liked night shooting, background blur, landscapes, color rendition. Definitely a tripod at night. A few tips for beginners: 1-Before buying, make a table: here is my example-natural landscape=60% cityscape=10% night shot=10% macro=5% portrait=5% street photo=5% rest=5 %. Based on this, 18-105 is the best option for me. For portrait and macro (sometimes) I will buy an inexpensive fix 50mm 1.8d with a set of macro rings. 3-Do not read comparisons of zooms with other categories of glasses - it's not correct, it's the same as comparing a UAZ with a Mercedes and it's not even about the price - different purposes. 3- A lot of marriage - hence the different reviews, if there is no experience, invite an experienced one to the store photographer to test the lens, and even for money, I wonder why there is still no such service - I would have used it myself. At least you will come home with a lens, and not with a bar of soap for 10-20 thousand or more, so that later you can change or wander around services wasting time and nerves, and not every city has one. Good luck!
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