Tamron 16-300mm F3.5-6.3 Di II PZD MACRO A-mount lens review by molan
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sharpness: 4.5 color: 4 build: 5 distortion: 3 flare control: 4 overall: 4.1 | tested on:
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ownership: | I own this lens |
compared to: | Sigma 18-200mm |
price paid: | £390 |
positive: | Long range and very versatile. Good IQ for a super-zoom. Not too heavy. Impressive feature set. |
negative: | Distortion at the wide end as expected (16-20mm range) Soft at the very long end. CA in most of the range. Some corners softness. Price is a bit high. |
comment: | I really really like this lens. For a superzoom lens it's great, the IQ is not quite as sharp as the Sigma 18-200 until stooped down, but its more than makes up for it with the ultrasonic focus (PZD), weather sealing, wider and longer focal range. I thing it's the best superzoom lens on the marked, so if you are into superzoom lens then I can't recommend this strongly enoughf. If you are into pixel peeping, then a superzoom is not for you. |
rating summary

- total reviews: 9
- sharpness: 4.61
- color: 4.67
- build: 4.89
- distortion: 3.89
- flare control: 4.22
- overall: 4.46