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That was my previous kit for photography: 18-135, sigma 30 and 56 for low light, and samyang 12 for astro. I missed the 16mm focal and tried the Sigma. Too big for just 1 lens. I decided to go for ...
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I had the same dilemma as you do and I went for the Sony 16-55. Compared with the 18-135 it's big and heavy. Especially heavy. If you prioritize size above all other things the Tamron is about ...
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What I wanted to point out is that the Sony lens is sharper across the entire range based on the raw files that I checked. I also wanted to see if the crop at 55mm to make the field of view ...
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I don't think I am contradicting my self, is just my opinion. Having the opportunity to get the Sony lens like new 100 euros cheaper than the Tamron. I did consider 3 main factors based on reviews ...
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Hi. I had the same dilemma a week ago. I went for the Sony lens. I think if you are into photography it's a better lens (better IQ, size, build) always if you pay similar price for both. If you are ...
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Many thanks for your post and comparing both lenses. You just made me more happy with my recent purchase of the Sony for 700€. I have to admit that for cameras without IBIS the Tamron even with its ...
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I totally agree with you. The sigma is by far the best Apsc lens in the Sony line. And being that small you can carry it anywhere.
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Hello. If you are wondering if the 16-55 cropped at the end is equal to the Tamron at 70 you can see it yourself with the raw files Jake Sloan made in his review. https://youtu.be/_PCd6LYL9KI I ...
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