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New Tamron twins: 35/1.8 and 45/1.8 - Rover - 10-14-2015
The 45/1.8 gets the third major review, this time by Lenstip.
http://www.lenstip.com/454.1-Lens_review-Tamron_SP_45_mm_f_1.8_Di_VC_USD_review.html
For some reason, the 35/1.8 gets the short stick just like on SLRGear. But hopefully a review isn't too far off. I don't complain because I'm more interested in the 45 than the 35.
New Tamron twins: 35/1.8 and 45/1.8 - borisbg - 10-19-2015
And now the 35mm. It looks very good.
New Tamron twins: 35/1.8 and 45/1.8 - Rover - 10-20-2015
Yeah. I also think for some reason that the 35/1.8 is on my personal "top 5 aesthetically pleasing lenses" list.
New Tamron twins: 35/1.8 and 45/1.8 - Brightcolours - 10-20-2015
In most shots I have seen the 35mm did render pretty nicely, but in some it does show that it is not a bokeh wonder after all.
What is more worrisome is are some accounts of slow starting of AF on Canon bodies? I'd have to try it in a store before deciding to get one.
New Tamron twins: 35/1.8 and 45/1.8 - Rover - 10-20-2015
Quote:In most shots I have seen the 35mm did render pretty nicely, but in some it does show that it is not a bokeh wonder after all.I mean not the way the lens draws, but the exterior look of the lens itself.
What is more worrisome is are some accounts of slow starting of AF on Canon bodies? I'd have to try it in a store before deciding to get one.
If I get my hands on one of the Tamrons someday, I'll try them out. Though AF speed may be dependent on camera body as well...