Tamron af276c700

Pros: Great price, clear crisp pictures.

Cons: None so far.

The Bottom Line: For the price you really can't beat this lens other than maybe Sigma's 70-300mm. Do not hesitate to purchase this lens if you are a beginner like me.

Review: I bought this lens new for my Canon Rebel 2000 off of ebay for $119. I have shot 3 rolls of film (the first two did not turn out that great but user error was to blame)and I got great results with this lens along with my other lens, a sigma 28-80mm...

Pros: The disengaging autofocus motor in the Canon. clean bright optics

Cons: A loud autofocus. Slower to focus than Canon Ultrasonic lenses.

The Bottom Line: Get this lens for the Canon. I advised my Father to get one. what more do you want as an endorsement

Review: Coming from an F1 to the eos line I have found this lens is modest in weight. The metal shoe is a nice touch, that leads to a smooth coupling on the elan. my camera came with a piece of s___ lens, this was my replacement and I have loved the attention ...

Pros: Affordable, functional

Cons: It doesn't take long to outgrow its performance

The Bottom Line: Bottom line: If you're a point-and-shoot dSLR photographer who doesn't make large prints, it's a good value. To reach the full capabilities of your camera body, buy something better.

Review: Introduction (a story): I purchased this lens shortly after my start in SLR digital photography. The 18-55mm kit lens which came packaged with my Canon Digital Rebel (300D) simply wasn't cut for anything but close range snapshotting. I went ...