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Three primes (wide - normal/APS-C) from Tamron with 1:2 capability
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Sorry, fixed the title.

Yes, they are slow. For a general-purpose 35mm the Sigma Art f/1.4 is still at the top of my list. I'm evaluating these for the macro stuff (flowers, plants). I'm working pretty well with a 50mm f/1.8 Nikkor adapted with a focusing helicoid, but I'd like to try composition with a wide-angle (actually a few years ago I used the Samyang 8mm fish-eye with the focusing helicoid and it's fun - but there's the distortion thing). I'd probably be interested in the widest one.

What was your problem with Tamron? Actually I've almost never bought one - just a cheapo zoom, in 1998 or such, when I had my first DSLR, another age.
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RE: Three primes (wide - normal/APS-C) from Tamron with 1:2 capability - by stoppingdown - 10-23-2019, 02:22 PM

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