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General informationThis is a zoom lens manufactured by Tamron and the model was launched 2008. The lens has macro-properties but is unable to reproduce things in their real size (otherwise called '1:1'). You should therefor consider taking the term 'macro' with a pinch of salt and if the macro-possibilities you are looking for you should perhaps look at other options.
Compatibility, autofocus and focal lengthThe lens is available for both Canon and Nikon cameras, but there are two different versions of this lens (one for each brand and mount) so it is important that you ask for and choose the right version when bying the lens. This lens is constructed to fit all models of Canon and Nikon cameras, regardless of camera model or type of sensor. Here it is the only Canon version of the lens that has a built-in autofocus (AF) motor. The possibility to use autofocus (AF) is available for Nikon cameras but only if the camera itself has a built-in autofocus (AF) motor. Some cheaper and budget camera models from Nikon lacks a built-in autofocus motor, and we at Lensora appreciate autofocus, so in the list of compatible cameras we have chosen to display only the cameras that you can get autofocus with. The lens has a focal length of 28-200 mm. Depending on which camera the lens is used, the experienced and perceived focal length will be different. Please visit the list of compatible cameras below, it will provide the equivalent focal length you get on each camera. A positive thing is that this lens has a versitale zoom range, where the difference between 'maximum zoomed out' to 'maximum zoomed in' increases the lens versatility since you as a photographer easily can compose your picture without moving yourself physically.
Lens brightness and image stabilizerThe lens brightness and aperture value is f/3,8-5,6. This lens is not considered to have a good aperture value and brightness. It is something to consider before you purchase the lens. To compensate for this you might, while photographing in less favorable light conditions, be forced to either use higher ISO settings (which generates more noise in the image), slower shutter speeds (which may give some motion blur) or flash lightning. Read more at the link below what lens brightness means to you as a photographer. One thing to consider is that the lens has a variable brightness, which means that depending on how much you are zooming the lens will have a different maximum aperture value. At 28 mm the lens brightness is f/3,8 and at 200 mm the brightness is f/5,6. Through the link below you can read more about what this could mean for you as a photographer. The lens lacks image stabilization, which otherwise os good for avoiding the blur that can occur when using slow shutter speeds.
Filter and Lens HoodThe lens has a traditional filter thread on the front and its measuring 62 mm which also the filter you will use must have. If you use for example an UV filter can be a cheap insurance against scratches and dust. Together with the lens there is a lens hood included but we have unfortunately no further information on model etc so feel free to contact us if you know more.
Pictures (product and sample images)In order to see larger product images of the lens, click the link below. Besides looking at product images it is also of interest to see pictures taken with this specific lens. This can give you a hint of what kind of images this lens can achieve, what the focal length will be like etc.
Things to consider before buyingBelow you will find some summarized points and facts that can be considered as the 'pros and cons' of this lens. These are based entirely on the facts and values that are accessible through the lens specification, so we highly recommend that you also read the reported reviews available (see tab 'Reviews'); this in order to get a more complete view of the lens and its capabilities. Reviewer opinions reflect the lens, its use and its optical performance in a more accurate way, but any way - here a few different points to consider before buying this lens.
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Product Page (Tamron):Best deals on Tamron AF 28-200mm f/3,8-5,6 XR Di Asph IF MacroMake sure to check out our price information page for best offers on this lens. Reviews
Let Google search for reviews for Tamron AF 28-200mm f/3,8-5,6 XR Di Asph IF MacroGet help from Google - Click to make a search for reviews of this lens Found a new review? Please submit the link above. Does this lens work with my camera?Below you will find all registered cameras here on Lensora. Whether the actual camera works with this lens or not is displayed with a green or a red symbol, and if you want to know more about why the lens and the camera work or do not work together you click for further information..
Pictures (product and sample images)In order to see larger product images of the lens, click the link below. Besides looking at product images it is also of interest to see pictures taken with this specific lens. This can give you a hint of what kind of images this lens can achieve, what the focal length will be like etc.
Alternatives to Tamron AF 28-200mm f/3,8-5,6 XR Di Asph IF Macro for Canon photographersBelow you will find four interesting alternatives to Tamron AF 28-200mm f/3,8-5,6 XR Di Asph IF Macro. Make sure to compare these (and other) options before deciding which lens you will buy. Alternatives to Tamron AF 28-200mm f/3,8-5,6 XR Di Asph IF Macro for Nikon photographersBelow you will find four interesting alternatives to Tamron AF 28-200mm f/3,8-5,6 XR Di Asph IF Macro. Make sure to compare these (and other) options before deciding which lens you will buy. Popular searches for this lensIf you want do dig deeper and look for more information about this lens you can be prepared that other photographers name and search for this lens in a lot of different ways. Here are a few of the most popular search strings:
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