Although the line-up of Tamron lenses is pretty modest, the users are usually very happy with them. The Tamron SP AF 60 mm f/2.0 Di II LD (IF) Macro 1:1 is a great example – it is not only optically brilliant but pretty fast for a macro lens too.
modest accessory kit; vignetting on full frame could have been lower
Tamron's 90mm macro lenses have been held in high regard by photographers for many years and the company has updated them regularly, the most recent in September 2012. While the new lens has been designed primarily for 'full frame' DSLRs, as a 'Di' lens it is also usable on cameras with APS-C sized...
You want an affordable macro lens that delivers sharp images at mid-range aperture settings; You require built-in image stabilisation; You want a lens that requires no readjustment when you fit filters; You'd like a lens that delivers attractive bokeh.
You need a general-purpose lens, You're not prepared to use a tripod for critical macro work; Don't buy this lens if, You need a general-purpose lens, You're not prepared to use a tripod for critical macro work
The Tamron SP 90mm F/2.8 Di MACRO 1:1 VC USD features a USD (Ultrasonic Silent Drive) that allows near-silent auto-focusing. Importantly, this solution allows instant manual override even when the focus mode switch is in the AF position.
Tamron's 90mm Macro lenses have earned an enviable reputation for optical quality and value for money over the years. With this new 90mm Macro optic, Tamron have brought their 90mm up to date with the latest technology by incorporating Vibration Compensation, silent internal focusing with full time...
Excellent sharpness throughout the range in the centre; Handy Vibration Compensation system; Good build quality; Moisture resistant construction; Low distortion and CAs
Suggested retail price is almost twice that of equivalent lenses from rivals
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