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The Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III VXD G2 is a standard lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2021. The focus is done by Linear Motor, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 704 €;
38 users have given it an average vote of 9.6 out of 10.
MOUNT
This lens is available with the following mounts:
Nikon Z: this lens is compatible with mirrorless fullframe and APS-C Nikon Z.
Sony E: this lens is compatible with mirrorless fullframe and APS-C Sony.
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Opinion:I hope it is an isolated case only on mine but chromatic abbreviations that compromise the quality of the files tested both on 1dx II and Sony a7iii the files seen at the first are beautiful, then just crop the photo very little and You see the poor quality, sigma 24 105 art f4 not from these, problems a little disappointed, The only positive thing is the 2.8 aperture too pushed colors, just photograph a no entry sign at 10 meters and you will not be able to see the diamonds that compose it which with Sigma can be seen well even cropping, perhaps it was my specimen
Pros:Excellent sharpness, fast AF, quality of materials, unbeatable price for a high-performance and bright 28-75mm zoom
Cons:Against?! ... it is a very high-performance 28-75mm f/2.8 zoom; you can buy it for less than 650 euros... I really don't know, not even trying.
Opinion:I won't make it long - I'm not an expert - it seems to me a truly exceptional lens: very sharp at all focal lengths, already at F/2.8; "snappy" AF; blurred good; good flare seal; If anyone had doubts about the materials, the perceived quality - for robustness and finishes - seems excellent to me. The price? ... I find that, for the performance offered by this zoom, it is almost a gift. Super recommended. Grade 10 and praise! If I ever had to change it, for my way of photographing, I could only consider - if and when it comes out - the next 28-200 mm tamron f/2.8-5.6, only for the advantage on the focal range (the current version of the 28-200 dreams of the sharpness of this one).
Pros:Image quality, lightness, quality of materials
Cons:slightly large
Opinion:Quality lens with amazing sharpness, I use it on Sony a7III. Despite the "low" price compared to other more famous lenses, it keeps up with performance above the range in which it is positioned. Slightly large, true, but the lightness and quality of the materials make it really pleasant to use. Promoted!
Pros:Sharpness, weight, focal aperture, AF speed, price
Cons:No video stabilization
Opinion:If I think about the photographic use of the lens, I must say that it really amazed me. It is an all-rounder lens, super bright (f2.8 aperture) and therefore suitable for both light and night shots. The lens is very sharp, the blur is very nice to look at, the focus is very fast. Using it for videos is anything but perfect, the only thing .. stabilization is completely missing.
Opinion:Purchased after reading dozens of reviews and various comparisons. I photographed several concerts with nikon z6 and 24 70 f/4 thanks also to the excellent high ISO resistance of the camera. I decided to take a 2.8 to be able to better manage the times. Discarding a priori the 24-70 f/2 8 z series S for cost reasons, I found myself having to decide between the nikon z 28-75 and this Tamron which have more or less the same price. I found it an excellent optic, light, with lightning-fast autofocus and if possible with colors, in my opinion, slightly more saturated than nikon z. What I didn't expect was the (albeit not striking) difference in sharpness. I took 10 photos in auto mode with Tamron 28-75 f/2 8 Di III VXD G2 and 10 identical with Nikon z 24-70 f/4 S..... Well, the photos compared and enlarged on different details are sharper with the Nikon.... at least at TA. However, the fact remains that, in my opinion, Tamron's G2 is a truly high-level lens.
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