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I'm using the Tamron 35mm on my Nikon D800e but compared the sharpness to the Canon 35mm f1.4 L mark I on a Sony A7r body. At f2 for both, the Tamron was better. At f2.8, they're very similar. I decided to live without f1.4 because this aperture is impractical when photographing couples at events or weddings. The image stabilization is more useful.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
For the price this lens is great... Images are sharp and great bokeh... Auto focus is a little slow and not real great in low light.. Not terrible though... couldn’t give it 5 stars, but 3.5-4 stars is fair...
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Overall lens is just fantastic for this price point. I don’t feel as if I would have been any better off with a canon or sigma 35mm. Images come out sharp, focus is quick, silent. Vibration Comp is great.
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you can beat it for the price, very sharp! even at 1.8, and the VC is invaluable in low light. excellent build quilty and auto focus hasnt been a problem like it was wih the sigma. highly recommend!!!
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Tamron SP 35mm is rated by DxOMark at #14 of all tested lenses. The center frame sharpness, however, is better than in #5 rated Tamron SP 85mm according to the test shots by The Digital Picture. I use it on both D810 and D5200 with best results.
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