New Tamron SP 15-30mm f/2.8 Price Set To Be Very Affordable

Tamron SP 15-30mm f/2.8

All of the major lenses in this range have been expensive. Until Now.

First there is the Nikon AF-S Zoom Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G ED AF Lens which is 1,996.95 at B&H Photo.

Next we have the Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM Lens which is at $1,699.00 B&H Photo.

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37 comments

Thankful for the upgraded competition of Tamron and Sigma. They are driving the competitive quality up, … and challenging the overpriced thrones of Canon and Nikon! When competition occurs, the consumer wins!

I have the 150-600mm, from Tamron, and for the price it’s very hard to beat. It’s been proven to not be as sharp as its more pricier cousins, but it can handle a lot of scenarios well. I have many great wildlife photographs because of it and teaming up with a crop sensor camera (putting a magnifier on it will cause it to be way to slow).

I don’t want to post links and take over the thread, but give my name a search and you will be able to find them!

You can’t put a filter on it though. I personally use ND filters when shooting with this type of lens. Although I have a Rokinon 14mm which I can use for night sky/milky way shots. That lens was only $399 but completely manual. I got some great Milky Way shots with it though.

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