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sigma 28-70 vs/ tamron 28-75

 
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May 30, 2005 22:57 |  #1

I have searched this site alot for a comparison of the tamrom 28-75 vs. sigma 24-70 vs. sigma 28-70 since they seem to be very similar, but can't find a real answer.

Does anyone have experience with these to say if one is clearly better than another? Quick to focus/sharpness/compat​ibilty with 20d... thanks all


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May 30, 2005 23:42 |  #2

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May 31, 2005 02:17 |  #3

Nice review, that Sigma 28-70 seems very nice, a little better in every comparison.
It has a better build, I know that......If the AF is any good, unlike the Tamron which is annoyingly slow, then I would say it's a winner. Mind you you loose out on 5 mm.



  
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May 31, 2005 03:43 |  #4

How is it in the real world? The Tamron is tried and tested, and loved by many. Then again, the sigma could be better.


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May 31, 2005 08:31 |  #5

How about the newest 24-60? :D


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