Tamron AF 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di

[ramblingman]

There aren't any postings on the
Lens Sample Images Archive=- (work in progress) for the Tamron 28-300mm (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=141406)
So, I'll try to be the first with my first attempt at resizing and posting a quick picture. Add it to the lens sample images.

I hope it works.

[NeuImagePhotography]

Here's a few shot with my Tamron 28-300mm

http://www.neuimagephotography.com/images/Flutterby5.jpg

http://www.neuimagephotography.com/images/Stacy.jpg

http://www.neuimagephotography.com/images/Christenfas6.jpg

http://www.neuimagephotography.com/images/Christenfas8.jpg

[ramblingman]

I guess this is not such a popular lens. When I bought it, I thought it was a good deal considering the price and the wide range it covered for a fraction of the cost of the Canon 28-300mm. I don't find it to be that bad, and heard of some good reviews that it was an adequate lens for the price. I now understand that Tamron has upped the ante with their own IS for this lens. Again, post some pictures if you have some.

http://www.tamron.co.jp/en/news/release_2007/0307_a20.html

[_aravena]

I was going to get it for my film camera just so I only had one lens for it. Still though, nice shots.

[cjm]

Wow Brian. Those examples are so good I am having trouble believing they came from a Tamron! Amazing shots. Well done.

[NeuImagePhotography]

Wow Brian. Those examples are so good I am having trouble believing they came from a Tamron! Amazing shots. Well done.

I also get that people can't beleive that the shots also came from a Canon Digital Rebel xti.

[ramblingman]

I also get that people can't beleive that the shots also came from a Canon Digital Rebel xti.

Did you do a lot of PP on these? I can' t believe there aren't too many people posting with the 28-300mm given the range and low price. I figured there would be some travel photographers out there who like the idea of taking along only 1 or 2 lenses. C'mon Tamron user. Add a pictures from the 28-300 to this one.

[NeuImagePhotography]

Did you do a lot of PP on these? I can' t believe there aren't too many people posting with the 28-300mm given the range and low price. I figured there would be some travel photographers out there who like the idea of taking along only 1 or 2 lenses. C'mon Tamron user. Add a pictures from the 28-300 to this one.

I do very little PP on my photo's. I beleive that you should get it right, in the camera (exposure, white balance, etc...)

[Andy_T]

Brian,

it seems as if you knew how to use your camera and lens ... then the quality of the lens becomes less important :wink:

Still, it is not a secret that you can use most lenses to good results when you use them within their limitations. 'f/8.0 and you're there' ...

Best regards,
Andy

[In2Photos]

There aren't any postings on the
Lens Sample Images Archive=- (work in progress) for the Tamron 28-300mm (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=141406)
So, I'll try to be the first with my first attempt at resizing and posting a quick picture. Add it to the lens sample images.

I hope it works.
Thanks. It has been added to the archive.

[ramblingman]

Thanks keeper of the archive! I'll see if I can add a couple to this thread later. Hopefully some other people will share their images before then.

[mantra]

more pics please :sad:

[Renee80]

I like my Tamron.

http://www.huluhae.com/IMG_2721.jpg

http://www.huluhae.com/IMG_7912a.jpg

http://www.huluhae.com/IMG_2717.jpg

[brownbugger]

I really liked the quality of this one, seems to be much better than the 18-200 tamron

[Cesium]

I took some samples for my for sale thread. I'll throw them in here as well for future use. EXIF is attached.

28mm F/3.5 (wide open) ISO 400
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h163/newtheory/IMG_1689.jpg

28mm F/8.0 ISO 400
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h163/newtheory/IMG_1690.jpg

300mm F/6.3 (wide open) ISO 1600
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h163/newtheory/IMG_1697.jpg

300mm F/8.0 ISO 1600
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h163/newtheory/IMG_1695.jpg