Tamron AF 28-75mm f/2.8 XR DI AF Macro Lens Sony A

The Tamron AF 28-75mm f/2.8 XR DI AF Macro Lens Sony A has a streamlined look which tends to make it seem and feel just like a normal regular zoom lens, yet it supplies the convenience which a fast regular maximum aperture delivers and will reshape your photographic outlook. This is a zoom lens that is ideal for panoramic views, landscape photography, and indoor photography.

Showcasing XR (Extra Refractive Index) and LD (Low Dispersion) glass in an optical formula by using 16 elements and 14 groups-assuring sharpness, optimal contrast and color precision, making striking images.

Exposure:1/320   f/10

Product features:

• Very fast impressive lens.
• LD glass elements decreases various aberrations while reducing the fall-off of light at the corners.
• Features XR (extra refractive index) glass and effective use of aspherical lenses.
• This Tamron lens is the most compact and lightweight zoom lenses thanks to rapid technology XR.
• The lens covers a focal length range from wide angle to short telephoto.
  
  

The lens is undoubtedly the classic full format where by it meets its designated function as a typical purpose standard zoom lens. Tamron has employed two so-called XR (Extra Refractive Index) elements for the structure. These particular elements bend light a great deal more successfully in comparison with standard glass and as a result make it possible for a more compact lens construction.

High resolution full-frame digital SLRs require the optical superior quality for which the lens is recognized for. This lens is one in Tamron's collection of fast and constant F2.8 maximum aperture optics, the speed benefits photographers in a number of ways, such as the capability to provide cluttered backgrounds well out of focus, a brighter viewfinder image and additional low-light shooting independence.

Photograph by Fabrizio Angius

The Tamron AF 28-75mm f/2.8 XR DI AF Macro Lens Sony A has a solid resolution capacity, decreased light fall off up to the edges, reduced chromatic aberration and excellent stray light behaviour.

Photograph by emmkayfive