It Looks Like a Kit on Steroids: Tamron 18-300mm F3.5-6.3 Di III Review

Kit lenses are affordable ways to get started, but limited in their versatility. The new Tamron 18-300mm f3. 5-6. 3 Di III, however, feels like a kit lens on steroids. It has some of the same downfalls, but reaches much farther, shoots much closer, and doesn’t cost or weigh too much.

For $699, it’s going to tempt photographers who like their kit lens but want something that shoots even farther. It may even entice some to go body only, with this in the shopping cart instead of the kit. .

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2021-10-27 13:00

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