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May 16, 2014 09:11:35 #
Any views on the tampon 24-70? I have just got one and am a little concerned with the focusing. Has anyone else any concerns?
May 16, 2014 09:17:58 #
I assume you mean Tamron?
I would edit your spelling if I were you.
You have an hour after you posted.
Click on "Edit" under the text box.
I don't think Playtex or Kimberly Clark are going to be making lenses anytime soon.
Another tip- Your title should be more specific than just "Lens".
"Tamron 24-70" would be a better one, also editable, and would get the attention of people with experience with that lens.
It also makes it searchable.
(At least you didn't just use "Help" ) :thumbup:
I would edit your spelling if I were you.
You have an hour after you posted.
Click on "Edit" under the text box.
I don't think Playtex or Kimberly Clark are going to be making lenses anytime soon.
Another tip- Your title should be more specific than just "Lens".
"Tamron 24-70" would be a better one, also editable, and would get the attention of people with experience with that lens.
It also makes it searchable.
(At least you didn't just use "Help" ) :thumbup:
May 16, 2014 09:28:15 #
GoofyNewfie wrote:
I assume you mean Tamron?
I would edit your spelling if I were you.
You have an hour after you posted.
Click on "Edit" under the text box.
I don't think Playtex or Kimberly Clark are going to be making lenses anytime soon.
I would edit your spelling if I were you.
You have an hour after you posted.
Click on "Edit" under the text box.
I don't think Playtex or Kimberly Clark are going to be making lenses anytime soon.
Does light even pass through one of those? My guess is that would explain the focus problem... ;)
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May 16, 2014 10:04:15 #
mardak wrote:
Any views on the tampon 24-70? I have just got one and am a little concerned with the focusing. Has anyone else any concerns?
i have used a tamron 24-70/2.8 USD DI SP on 3100, 7100 and 800.
have not experienced any focus related issues other than what you would expect in low level light at night.
Will admit it sounds a bit like a mack truck at a sunday school meeting but it works well.
May 16, 2014 10:15:50 #
mardak wrote:
Any views on the tampon 24-70? I have just got one and am a little concerned with the focusing. Has anyone else any concerns?
I generally like the jokes that are posted on this site, as I have a multi-faceted sense of humour. Though this particular post was intended to be serious, the plethora of possibilities had be chuckling for a quite a few minutes. Some of the responses were classic.
--Bob
May 16, 2014 10:54:46 #
Sincere apologies. I sent the text via my cell phone which corrected Tamron to.Tampon......and I did not edit the text. I am trying to get back to an edit menu so that I can correct it to Tamron but cannot locate the edit button. can anyone advise? Again my apologies.
Martin
Martin
May 16, 2014 11:00:14 #
mardak wrote:
Sincere apologies. I sent the text via my cell phone which corrected Tamron to.Tampon......and I did not edit the text. I am trying to get back to an edit menu so that I can correct it to Tamron but cannot locate the edit button. can anyone advise? Again my apologies.
Martin
Martin
Spell check makes everyone look bad from time to time. The Edit option expires after an hour so it is too late to change the spelling. Everyone knows is was a spell check or typo error. Don't worry about it. ;)
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May 16, 2014 11:43:08 #
Db7423 wrote:
Spell check makes everyone look bad from time to time. The Edit option expires after an hour so it is too late to change the spelling. Everyone knows is was a spell check or typo error. Don't worry about it. ;)
That nevre happnes to me!
May 16, 2014 12:50:52 #
May 17, 2014 11:45:39 #
I'm pretty sure on that lens, you have to pull the sting until it comes into focus. Don't go to far, because it's hard to push the string.
May 17, 2014 12:38:27 #
Ok took the Tamron (alias Tampon) back and got the Canon. Compared the sharpness of the two at the shop. Incomparable.
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May 17, 2014 13:19:56 #
Actually if you look up the 24-70mm, 2.8 made by Nikon, Canon and Tamron the Tamron preforms at the same level as the 2 biggies and out performs them in a number of areas!! Not saying you didn't get a lemon but Tamron does have a 6 year warranty on it's lens and if you have checked it out to the best of your abilities use the warranty and get it fixed or a new one..........
May 17, 2014 13:30:06 #
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May 17, 2014 15:52:27 #
SteveR wrote:
'bout fell out of my chair!! What kind of mount does it have?
Tube mount.
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