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D750
Testing the Tamron 35mm f/1.8
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<blockquote data-quote="TieuNgao" data-source="post: 593218" data-attributes="member: 6993"><p>I wanted to buy the Tamron SP 35mm f/1.8 VC. After reading all the reviews and found a good sale price I went to the local store to check it out on my D750. I brought along my lens Nikon 16-35mm f/4 and expected the Tamron would beat it up. I took 2 photos of the same thing in the store with the same settings for both lenses. Here's my observation of the result:</p><p>- color and contrast: look great on both pictures</p><p>- center: the Nikon is slightly sharper</p><p>- upper corners: the Nikon is noticeably sharper</p><p>- lower corners: the Tamron is (very) slightly sharper</p><p>- AF is slower on the Tamron, expectedly.</p><p>I was disappointed but decided not to buy the Tamron. I was happy at the same time to see that my Nikon zoom has beaten the Tamron prime. However, it's possible that the Tamron lens happens to be a bad sample.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TieuNgao, post: 593218, member: 6993"] I wanted to buy the Tamron SP 35mm f/1.8 VC. After reading all the reviews and found a good sale price I went to the local store to check it out on my D750. I brought along my lens Nikon 16-35mm f/4 and expected the Tamron would beat it up. I took 2 photos of the same thing in the store with the same settings for both lenses. Here's my observation of the result: - color and contrast: look great on both pictures - center: the Nikon is slightly sharper - upper corners: the Nikon is noticeably sharper - lower corners: the Tamron is (very) slightly sharper - AF is slower on the Tamron, expectedly. I was disappointed but decided not to buy the Tamron. I was happy at the same time to see that my Nikon zoom has beaten the Tamron prime. However, it's possible that the Tamron lens happens to be a bad sample. [/QUOTE]
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