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Fellow CSers,
Anyone had tried the Sigma or Tamron 18 -200? Any feedback on the two? Did some research on the net ... have mixed reactions. Personally, drifting towards the Sigma. I know ... the Nikon lens would be better but budget lah. Would appreciate any comments on the above 2 lenses. Cheers! Any feedback on the 28 -300 Tamron Di would be good as well ![]() |
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Try to do a serch..
I think the thread is more towards Tamron than Sigma. But I will ask you to save up a little bit more and go for the 18-200 VRII Nikkor. Tamron roughly 650-700. Nikkor is about 1250. But with SWM and VRII (Silent Wave Motor, Vibration Reduction) The lens will be faster a lot and work in poorer lighting condition.
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Nikon will be the best bet. If you can save up a bit more and wait it will be worthwhile.
If you are only considering Tamron and Sigma I suggest you go to a shop that have both and test it out, you may not like the Sigma. In terms of picture quality they are equal. Tamron gives you 3 years local warrenty and IMO better build (slightly higher in price). In terms of mount I don't think Tamron's mount is completely plastic as what most say (do a check yourself). Sigma also have history of incompatibility from time to time. Ultimately it is how you feel with the lens that is important. |
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Nikkors
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Does anyone know the price of the Sigma 18-200 DC lens at AP ?
TIA. |
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TIA xtemujin
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Nikkors... Nikkors ...
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go for nikkors..no regrets and you wouldnt even think about looking back
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I think AF18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 Di-II LD Aspherical (IF) Macro
Model A14 Is designed for exclusive use with digital SLR cameras using smaller-size image areas. It inherits the product concept of the existing AF28-300mm F/3.5-6.3 XR Di zoom lens
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there is one for sale here.. (follow my signature..)
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Yep so is the rest of all the 18-200 including Nikons.
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But havin used e Sigma b4, n now my new Nikkor 18-200 |
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Nikon VR, Good one
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