I bought this lens to use as an easy to carry substitute for my Canon 300mm f2.8 IS L and my Canon 500mm f4 IS L lenses in combination with my Canon 7D bodies. The image quality is adequate for my purposes, but I find that at 100% magnification, there is considerable smudging in the edges of my...

Good all round lens surprisingly light only slight comment is thats extending a bit stiff and that in low light at 400mm the f stop being f6 means a slow shutter speed but still great shots .I definitely recommend this as a great walk about lens .

Purchased the lens a month ago and it is amazing. Perfect fit for what I wanted.

took the plunge and not regretting, great lens. Everything about it is perfect; lens caps, buttons, build. Pics are super sharp and with only a 5Ti I'm thrilled; walk around the house I haven't taken it off for 4 days now.

After doing a lot of homework looking up this lens, I decided to purchase it. I've not been disappointed! I have had it for a several months over the summer and into the winter taking a variety of shots and been very pleased with the results.

Durable; Great Picture Quality; Versatile walk about lens

I had to wait for this as it was a special order but it was well worth it. I hated having to carry more than one lens and now I don't have to. It takes great close-ups, great distance shots and of course everything in-between.

Versatile lens if you only want to carry one lens. A little heavy, so it takes some time to get used to.

Announced in late June 2017, Tamron's 18-400mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC HLD lens (Model B028) provides a welcome extension to the 18.8x zoom range of the 16-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro lens we reviewed in July 2014. Like that lens, it's designed for APS-C DSLR cameras.

There are always going to be compromises with such a wide-ranging lens, but somewhat surprisingly Tamron have managed the difficult feat of extending the focal range even further than previous super-zoom lenses and also improving the overall image quality throughout that range, making the Tamron...

Superzoom lenses have been, and always will be, a popular choice for many photographers. They're often the first lens people look at after growing out of a standard kit lens and are typically defined by a moderate wideangle start and a reasonably long telephoto finish, differentiating from standard...