A superzoom lens like the Tamron 18-270mm (for Nikon and Canon) is ideal for street photography, and never more so than when photographing a protest like Occupy Wall Street. While down at Liberty Square (officially Zuccotti park) I found this lens more useful than just about anywhere else.
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When Tamron announced that they had won the EISA award for European Zoom Lens of the Year 2011 – 2012 for their 18-270mm superzoom (Nikon Mount
Editor’s Note: This lens was tested on a Nikon D300
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Exhibit A: 50mm 1/50s f/2.8 ISO 200
Most lens reviews talk about technical details, show charts and some image samples. It seems to be common knowledge that a Branded prime lens is superior to a third-party zoom lens. But can you tell the difference in a resulting image? Yeah? Prove it.
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Camera Nikon D90 Exposure 0.01 sec (1/100) Aperture f/5.0 Focal Length 35 mm ISO Speed 640
I paid a visit to Tamron and Sigma during Photo Plus Expo 2010, in New York City. Since I am in the market for better ultra wide angle Nikon DX lenses for my Nikon D90 for landscape photography, I thought I’d take a look at some of the new glass available.
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A couple quick reminders:
- Tamron rebates are currently available on loads of wonderful lenses.
- Go here for the motherload of Canon and Nikon rebates. The Nikon rebates end very, very soon!
- Go here for nearly any brand you want. Canon, Nikon, Sony—you name it and there is probably a rebate. If you don’t want a camera, there are lenses, flashes, memory cards, and a heck of a lot more.
- Or just use our tool above.
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We here at ThePhoblographer know that you’re in the market for new lenses. The good news is that B&H now has up to $150 rebates available on many different Tamron lenses for Canon, Nikon, Sony and Pentax users. These lenses retain the full zoom range that many amateur photographers crave while delivering it to them at an affordable price. The rebates last until November 31st.
We’ll be passing by the Tamrom booth at Photo Plus to let you know more about some of these lenses and more, so stay tuned!
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