Diminishing returns really set in after a certain point, and in this case the samples I've seen so far from this lens are very good considering the price. The Nikon or Canon equivalents may cost 3 times or more but they are definitely not three times as good. You'd have to pay a hefty sum just to get that very little bit of extra sharpness/color/contrast if you could even detect any.blazer_workz said:So far oni seen test shots from Tamron lens..and i find it rather good in terms of sharpness..anyone care to post the ultra sharp pictures that can be achieve by the Nikkor 17-55/f2.8, so we can make comparison is it really worth paying the extra for the sharpness..
Yes, there is.cosycatus said:is a minolta mount avaliable?
biggulp said:Yes, there is.
biggulp said:Diminishing returns really set in after a certain point, and in this case the samples I've seen so far from this lens are very good considering the price. The Nikon or Canon equivalents may cost 3 times or more but they are definitely not three times as good. You'd have to pay a hefty sum just to get that very little bit of extra sharpness/color/contrast if you could even detect any.
blazer_workz said:it seems tat tis Tamron lens has quiet all tat uses the Nikon or Canon equivalent..so i think its really worth buying..:thumbsup:
zaxh81 said:D70s, resized and adjust colour,no sharpening.Exif intact.
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rawbean said:Hi,
i got mine today @ CP after quick test, somehow love it enough to get it on the spot.
Here's a sample i just took @F2.8
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Not for film body, it will cause vignetting.Lenscapes said:can this lens be use on film body? any vignetting? tks in advance
clicknick said:Canon 17-55 2.8 has USM and IS, something which I will like very much in my Tamron ;p
Kongo said:My next target.. ;p
But seriously, the tamron cost less than 1/2 the price & with very close optical quality, is certainly better value for money.
Alan Photo Sim Lim has a few I saw early this week.harrynkl said:went to MS color. Sold out, whoa so fast:cry: