Tamron Autofocus 28 105Mm 4 5 6 Cameras Review

I bought the Sony A300 and was immediately disappointed with the picture quality of the kit lens. So I went looking for a replacement lens and came across the Tamron 28-105mm. It offered less WA but more range, which I prefer. For only $40 with free shipping I couldn't pass it up and I'm glad I didn't. This is a great versatile little lens, much better than Sony's kit lens. It's quiet and focuses quickly. It produces excellent, crisp and well-saturated images straight out of the camera…

I have a Sony DSLR-A300. I bought this Tamron lens on the recommendation of some other Sony DSLR owners on the Steve's Digicams forums. At the time, a seller had them for $39. I couldn't get over it, especially after seeing the sample shots posted by users. I was not disappointed. The clarity of my photos is great and the colors look crisp and vibrant. Although it's not a macro lens (minimum focus is around 18 inches), I've taken many clear close-up shots with it. This is a film lens, but it…

Bought two of these lenses (autofocus version) for our Nikon N-70. I dropped the first lens and something came loose. This is an excellent lens. I checked Modern Photography Magazine's reviews to pick this lens as the sharpest zoom lens in the 20-120 range. Even Nikon or Canon can't beat this lens for sharpness over the entire zoom range. Spherical aberration is slightly higher than the average lens in this range, so you won't want to shoot professional architectural photos with this lens…