Reviews and Problems with Tamron SP AF60mm F/2.0 Di II LD 1:1 Macro
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Overall 4
Fair price for what I paid new price I would not buy.
highrisetony, Ebay
9 October 2012
Summary: Great lens for the price still learning how to use It's dual purpose as as an SP compatible with full frame and DX format is nice for an easy upgrade when I get into full
Tamron 60mm f/2 Di II LD IF Macro 1:1 SP AF review by PeterB666
PeterB666, slrgear.com
7 January 2012
Summary: I have had this lens for a while. It produces fabulously sharp images and is a joy to use. The internal focussing means that as you focus closer, you don't need to get as...
Pros: Very sharp, relatively compact, fixed front and rear elements
Cons: Build quality a little light, not f/2 when focussed closer than 1 metre, af performance in low light
Summary: I couldn't be more satisfied with this lens! I was looking for a macro lens which I could double as a portrait lens, but wasn't happy with the f/2.8 aperture of the...
Summary: I couldn't be more satisfied with this lens! I was looking for a macro lens which I could double as a portrait lens, but wasn't happy with the f/2.8 aperture of the...
Tamron 60mm f/2 Di II LD IF Macro 1:1 SP AF review by Toby
Toby, slrgear.com
20 March 2010
Summary: The lens is a recommendable/preferable alternative to Nikon's 60 mm and 85 mm lenses. The Nikon 60 mm AF-S changes the focal distance to somthing like 40 mm when focusing...
Pros: large aperture, long working distance, lightweight, compact, nice bokeh
Tamron 60mm f/2 Di II LD IF Macro 1:1 SP AF review by Thoppa
Thoppa, slrgear.com
20 August 2009
Summary: EDIT : April 2010. I've been using this lens for five months now and I had a problem with the focusing which I assumed was the lens but has turned out to be the body so I...
Pros: Image quality, working distance, fast aperture, macro/portrait lens
Cons: AF/MF action not quite as good as Nikon AF-S; and some PF CA
Summary: This lens is good. And I'm happy with the macro shots I've taken, however in dark areas it's noisy and even with using photoshop, it's hard to smooth out the noise.