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Tamron 16-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro Lens (Nikon) Expired
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Buydig has Tamron 16-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro Lens (Nikon) on sale for $344.99 when you apple promo code WBE2 in your cart. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
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This lens features Vibration Compensation and high-speed Piezo Drive autofocusing, making it a lens you can rely on for crisp, detailed wide-angle to long-telephoto shots. ~ persian_mafia
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Yep that's always mostly the case when you have a range like that. It won't be particularly sharp at any focal length and from the beginning this lens is soft that was always the review.
Jack of all zoom master of none.
You are trading sharpness for convenience of not having to swap lens at critical time.
Jack of all zoom master of none.
You are trading sharpness for convenience of not having to swap lens at critical time.
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Jack of all zoom master of none.
You are trading sharpness for convenience of not having to swap lens at critical time.
At long zoom, wide open it is a little soft. Through the zoom range it is surprisingly sharp at f/8. But outdoors for birding or sports there is usually plenty of light. It is the best of the long zooms excepting much heavier, larger glass. My 150-600mm is noticeably sharper but impossible for video without a tripod and tiring if your waiting for something to happen due to the far larger weight and size.
This is my favorite lens of a bagful and maybe 1/2 my pictures have been taken with it. My Canon 18-135mm rarely leaves the bag now.
Want to take a picture where Grammy can recognize your kids' faces from the far end of the soccer field and you can still catch a full FOV right in front of you when the run up? This is a very good solution and far more effective than switching lenses or cropping/enlarging a shorter zoom.
Are you a little serious?Shoot in raw and get DxO Photolab. It includes a profile to auto-magically fix the usual distortions.
The lens itself is great for the price, as long as you know it's limitations.