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Tamron 28-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Aspherical Macro D IF VC LD XR DI A20 (8-Pin)

Condition:
Used
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Price:
US $219.00
ApproximatelyAU $330.34
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Located in: Smyrna, Georgia, United States
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Item specifics

Condition
Used
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Brand
Tamron
Focal Length
28-300mm
Type
Tamron
Focus Type
Auto & Manual
Maximum Aperture
f/3.5-6.3
Compatible Brand
Nikon
Model
Tamron
MPN
AF020NII700
Country/Region of Manufacture
Japan
Focal Length Type
Zoom
Mount
Nikon F
UPC
0725211020028

Item description from the seller

KEH Camera Outlet

KEH Camera Outlet

99.2% positive Feedback
317K items sold
Joined Oct 2000

Detailed seller ratings

Average for the last 12 months

Accurate description
4.9
Reasonable postage costs
4.9
Postage speed
5.0
Communication
4.9

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I had a question regarding the lightmeter, and they responded promptly- the next business day. Then I purchased the camera and they shipped it out the same day. The product arrived sooner than expected and was well-packaged. The physical condition of the camera is as pictured. I have yet to test the light meter functionality because I need to get a battery; however, everything appears to be in good shape. I 've bought from KEH Outlet before, and always had good service.
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4.3
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  • Top favourable review

    TAMRON LEN

    from the little I have used it, it appears to work fine. I will like it once I master it. The few pictures I've taken, look really nice. What takes getting use to is when you lean forward to snap a close up (like a flower), the lens moves forward. There is a lock button on the base that you have to learn how to use it to make it hold in place. It's my first 28 - 300 mm lens, so I don't know if this is standard or not.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: jeweloftheheart

  • Nice lens for different projects

    This is a very good lens to carry if you have a smiple project and you don't want to carry many lenses. It is exactly why I got this lens. Now there are some good things and some not very good things about this lens. Pro: 1. Versatile and lightweight 2. Wide range between wide angle and tele (mostly if you're doing full frame or film cameras) not so much in APC and small digital. 3. Good camera manufacturer 4. Cheap compared to Nikon lenses (which I love very very much) Con: 1. Aperture (lens opens up at 5.3 or something) which does not make it a very fast lens especially for low light or sports photography (i do lots of car racing photographry). Of course I compare this to my fast f:2.8 lenses from Nikon that cost almost $2000 each 2. Lens is considered soft which ...

  • great lens but heavy for its size

    This is a very good lens for fullframe cameras, works well on subframes that have drive-motors as well...just one caveat with it, it's not light. Very sharp and reasonably fast and clear for a superzoom but it's a pocket full of change. you can check the specs on slrgear.com this lens is 550g vs 430g for the Tamron 18-250 which is the equivalent lens on a Sony with body-IS And that extra 120 grams is really noticeable on a light camera. It doesn't help much on a heavy camera :) Seriously adds to the inertia. But the IS is very good, it doesn't vignette much like the T18-250 on a subframe...it's a good all-around carry. As long as you don't mind carrying it :) It certainly makes WAY more sense than the Canon 28-300 EF-L IS at 1670g and $2250 retail.

  • Not a Nikon, but a good affordable 2nd stringer until I win the lottery!

    So far I am just fooling around with it. The pictures seem sharp enough to my eye. The zoom is a little rough but not a deal breaker. Same for the noise the VC system generates. Those issues aren't too bad to manage. It will take a little more shooting to decide whether the slow response time is going to be an issue, I could see that it could be a problem for a professional who needs to catch that look between the bride and groom while cutting the cake. For me, I may miss a few family candid shots, but on the opposite side of the spectrum, the long range of the lens allows me to catch other shots that I wouldn't have had a chance at before, Right now, I would say, I definitely got my money's worth. It will be a great carry around lens. When the slow auto focus starts to get on my ...

  • Well built, solid lens with excellent optical qualities

    This lens is sharper than the newer model but it is also a bit heavier, which is good for those with big hands. It is really a bargain compares to how much the newer model cost and outperforms the newer model in virtually all categories except size and weight. Plus it's made in Japan unlike the new model which is made in China. Keep in mind that with a superzoom lens it's a good idea to stop down once or twice for maximum sharpness, especially at the extreme ends. If you can get this lens for around $150 don't think twice. It really is a good performer and will not break the bank.