20160605-DSC01581 by Hin Man, on Flickr
Tamron 20A and Sony A7, likely in f/5.6 in 105 to 150mm range
20160605-DSC01588 by Hin Man, on Flickr
Tamron 20A and Sony A7, likely in f/5.6 in 150mm
20160605-DSC01556 by Hin Man,
on Flickr
Tamron 20A and Sony A7, in f/5.6
20160605-DSC01568 by Hin Man,
on Flickr
Tamron 20A and Sony A7, in f/5.6, likely in 150mm
20160605-DSC01548 by Hin Man,
on Flickr
The one-touch zoom design in this lens makes it quick to zoom and focus. I hope my test pictures help you a bit with potential buyers. Few things that I like about this zoom lens:
- one-touch zoom design quick to reaction
- small and compact, not like any 70-210mm MF zoom, filter size is 49mm
- great close up down to 1:3, it can get to 1:1.5 if one gets the adaptall-2 2x tele converter
- comes with a built-in lens hood
- very reasonable in sharpness, ideal for Pentax use with SR, I find it more challenging to use on Sony A7 without SR
- a cheapo alternative to DA* 50-135. It can't compete in quality to DA*, but I will prefer the smaller size in hiking and less bulk in street shooting
- color and contrast surprisingly good
- bokeh is decent for a zoom
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