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Old 4th August 2004   #1
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hi i am new here ... just want to ask for some advice ... i am looking at a 28-200 lens ... just want to know anyone here is using it ???how was the result ?? i currently have a 24-135 lens ... so now thinking of getting a 28-200 //..well have to do some research b4 buyinhg .. brand is tamron .
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berryhappening = berryhappy ??
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Sorry, but have you already fixed your mind on Tamron? Are you considering other brands too? Also, if you want to go for Tamron, why not go for the 28-300XR?
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Originally Posted by berryhappening
hi i am new here ... just want to ask for some advice ... i am looking at a 28-200 lens ... just want to know anyone here is using it ???how was the result ?? i currently have a 24-135 lens ... so now thinking of getting a 28-200 //..well have to do some research b4 buyinhg .. brand is tamron .
The 24-135SP is a much better lens as it is from the SP series compared to the 28-200XR or 28-300XR although the latter 2 are much smaller and lighter. But u gain the 4mm extra wideness for the SP. U might want to get a standard telephoto like a 80-200 or 100-300 or a 100-400 instead to complement what u have instead of duplicating the focal lengths that u already have.
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Your 24-135mm is a good lens man. use it. if you wanta get a zoom, try the minolta 75-300mm, cheap n not bad. more cash then try the 100-300mm zoom. make sure they are the D type lens if your camera hv the function. shooting in low light? you are gona need something faster, sigma 100-300 F4 (around $1550) not cheap or tokina 100-300mm F4 which is cheaper without the D function if you dont use flash. The tamron 28-300mm is not a bad lens but at F6.3,is a bit slow for some to use. Look around first, dont rush into buying. To me minolta 75-300mm is good enough, can save alot money by getting one. HAPPY HUNTING FOR YOUR NEW LENS.
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thanks bro for all the advice ... i will do some home work b4 buying ,,thank you once again ...
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