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Tamron 16-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro Pros: Versatile, comfortable, lightweight, stable, macro, weather sealed Cons: AC backlight, vignetting in TA, 300 mm Unclear Opinion: It 's my first and only lens handyman. I purchased it because I wanted a lens that would allow me to take pictures of different focal lengths without changing optics every 3 to 2. I was aware that I would have to give up something in certain situations but to start and to take pictures of an amateur is just fine . Many defects such as AC backlit, vignetting and distortion at TA (16mm) you can safely correct in PP. Really convenient macro function. I use it with a Canon 100D and I must say it is a great combination to carry around effortlessly. Stabilization is good and also the AF. In dark situations it has its difficulties, but it is understandable. At 300mm the sharpness leaves something to be desired, up to 200 (or so) it is good. It 'an expense that would do it for lack of alternatives for the same focal. To learn well you better start with a lens so that spending money on more expensive targets but at the risk of not knowing what you really want. sent on 11 Gennaio 2016 |
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