Tamron AF 18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 Di-II VC All-in-One Zoom for Nikon APS-C Digital SLR
Covering focal lengths from 18 to 200mm, this compact zoom can take great shots in a myriad of situations. Tamron introduces a lens made for capturing everyday life and special occasions with a smile. The 18-200mm VC is the culmination of our persistent efforts to perfect the high-power zoom lens category since 1992. This innovative
Covering focal lengths from 18 to 200mm, this compact zoom can take great shots in a myriad of situations. Tamron introduces a lens made for capturing everyday life and special occasions with a smile. The 18-200mm VC is the culmination of our persistent efforts to perfect the high-power zoom lens category since 1992. This innovative lens is lightweight, high quality and ideal as a beginner’s first interchangeable lens ̶ or a casual user’s only lens. World’s lightest at 400g. (14.1 oz.) Comfortable to carry even all day. Frame shots instantly ‒ no need to change lenses. Covers the zoom range you need for everyday shots, providing the flexibility to take group photos in tight spaces or make distant subjects appear closer all with just one lens.VC (Vibration Compensation) for sharp handheld shooting. Shoot handheld in situations where others need a tripod. Telephoto and night shots are prone to camera shake, but VC works to keep photos sharp and clear. New high-performance AF drive module. A newly designed autofocus drive module with optimal DC motor-gear train integration makes AF faster, quieter and more precise. Focal Length: 18-200mmMaximum Aperture: F/3.5-6.3 Angle of View (diagonal): 75 Degree33′-7 Degree59 Optical Construction: 16 elements in 14 groups Max. Magnification Ratio: 1:4 (at f=200mm: MOD 0.5m) Filter Size: Φ62mm
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LOVE this lens! I just received this lens today and I absolutely love it! I am using it on my Nikon D3300 and it is much better than the kit lens that came with the camera. With this lens attached my camera is still a very reasonable size and easy to hold and use. The manual focus ring on the front of the lens is reasonably large, about 3/8″ wide. It has ridges on it so it is very easy to find with my fingers (without looking) and turn. Manual focusing with this lens is very easy, clear, and sharp…
Near to far this lens does it all. There were two things that concerned me when I purchased this lens; the autofocus function and image quality. The other lenses I own are all Nikon but for the price I was willing to gamble on this Tamron offering and if it didn’t meet with my approval then I could always send it back. Well, both my concerns were for naught. This lens focuses very fast at least as fast as my Nikon lenses and possibly even faster. I’ve noticed no discernible difference in image quality between this Tamron and my…
Ok Lens This is an ok lens in bright light and for general use. The major down for this lens is it does not preform well in low light and the bokeh is not good at all.After taking hundreds of photo’s with this lens I have came to the ultimate conclusion that you should save up your money and buy a sharper lens. Sigma offers some sharp lenses that are less expensive than the Nikon. The only sharp Tamron lens I own, that is worth every penny, is the the Tamron 70-200 f 2.8 G2.I no…