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Tamron SP 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di VC USD

Pros: Low price compared to Canon products. Performance average but improvable if you know the operation.

Cons: Sometimes not guesses focus in conditions not exactly optimal.

Opinion: Objective is not absolutely evil. I tested in extreme conditions to test and passed the test well enough. The lens is well-built and solid enough. The weight is relatively light and it is not difficult to carry for long periods. In good light conditions the lens has yielded good results. The auto focus is fast but not fast. Sometimes it only occasionally can cause blurred images, even when the conditions were excellent and the image was perfectly focused in the viewfinder even if only visibly. The tests were all handmade libera.Ho bought the lens for nature photos of animals. When the light is good, the percentage of high-quality photos. In low light situations or animals moving the percentage of clear pictures down a bit '. My results were very different in quality. In some sequences, the results were spectacular, the photos were sharp and high contrast with great color fidelity. For other ifcies in different conditions the pictures were out of focus. So it is also difficult to see if the fault is partly to be taken to the camera, the photographer or the lens. For example, I suspect that the Tamron does not always work well with the 70D in automatic mode "sport" when the focus should be rapid. With the control in manual mode it seems to work best but not always. All in all, the Tamron is a good lens and it is worth buying, especially for the price. In my opinion it is a lens that we must learn to use it and with time you will get the benefits. The product is good, but not great, then to use in the best conditions.

sent on April 30, 2015