Tamron A14 - Zoom lens - 18 mm - 200 mm - f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II LD Aspherical [IF] - Nikon F
The AF18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 XR Di-II LD Aspherical (IF) MACRO is a high power zoom lens for exclusive use with digital (APS-C size) SLR cameras. It features an optical design using XR (Extra Refractive Index) glass in an innovative way in order to optimize the overall distribution of optical power throughout the entire zoom range. This design reduces various aberrations to the absolute minimum and achieves remarkable downsizing at the same time. In addition, three hybrid aspherical lens elements and two LD (Low Dispersion) glass elements are used to accomplish effective compensation of on-axis and lateral chromatic aberrations, a critical factor to enhance the optical quality in digital photography. As a result, the lens provides outstanding optical quality in a multi-purpose zoom lens.
The AF18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 XR Di-II LD Aspherical (IF) MACRO is a high power zoom lens for exclusive use with digital (APS-C size) SLR cameras. It features an optical design using XR (Extra Refractive Index) glass in an innovative way in order to optimize the overall distribution of optical power throughout the entire zoom range. This design reduces various aberrations to the absolute minimum and achieves remarkable downsizing at the same time. In addition, three hybrid aspherical lens elements and two LD (Low Dispersion) glass elements are used to accomplish effective compensation of on-axis and lateral chromatic aberrations, a critical factor to enhance the optical quality in digital photography. As a result, the lens provides outstanding optical quality in a multi-purpose zoom lens.
The AF18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 XR Di-II LD Aspherical (IF) MACRO is a high power zoom lens for exclusive use with digital (APS-C size) SLR cameras. It features an optical design using XR (Extra Refractive Index) glass in an innovative way in order to optimize the overall distribution of optical power throughout the entire zoom range. This design reduces various aberrations to the absolute minimum and achieves remarkable downsizing at the same time. In addition, three hybrid aspherical lens elements and two LD (Low Dispersion) glass elements are used to accomplish effective compensation of on-axis and lateral chromatic aberrations, a critical factor to enhance the optical quality in digital photography. As a result, the lens provides outstanding optical quality in a multi-purpose zoom lens.
The AF18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 XR Di-II LD Aspherical (IF) MACRO is a high power zoom lens for exclusive use with digital (APS-C size) SLR cameras. It features an optical design using XR (Extra Refractive Index) glass in an innovative way in order to optimize the overall distribution of optical power throughout the entire zoom range. This design reduces various aberrations to the absolute minimum and achieves remarkable downsizing at the same time. In addition, three hybrid aspherical lens elements and two LD (Low Dispersion) glass elements are used to accomplish effective compensation of on-axis and lateral chromatic aberrations, a critical factor to enhance the optical quality in digital photography. As a result, the lens provides outstanding optical quality in a multi-purpose zoom lens.
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The lowest price for Tamron A14 - Zoom lens - 18 mm - 200 mm - f/3.5-6.3 XR Di II LD Aspherical [IF] - Nikon F right now is $35.00 at Kamerastore, compared across 7 retailers.
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Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR LD Di II Aspherical (IF) AF (A14)
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Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR DI II LD Aspherical (IF) Macro (A14)
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Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR LD Di II Aspherical (IF) AF (A14)
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Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR DI II LD Aspherical (IF) Macro (A14)
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Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR LD Di II Aspherical (IF) AF (A14)
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originally posted on ebay.com
A great do everything lens. Checked aginst a couple of Nikon zooms and it's very precise sharpness and color-wise. I was expecting some loss of sharpness but nothing that makes me think it was a bad purchase. It's just too handy not having to juggle lenses on a quick trip.
originally posted on adorama.com
I got this lens with the intention of getting distance shots of birds, squirrels etc. not good or even useable from 18-40 and 100-200mm. The images exhibit extreme blur, even on a tripod, color distortion, false contrast and an odd haze possibly due to inferior glass. Even my 18-55 kit lens outperforms this lens. Yes its cheap, but for two hundred, you be much happier with a 35mm or 50mm prime. That or save up for something with better quality like a nikkor 70-300 vr. This was my first and last Tamron lense. Lesson learned.
originally posted on ebay.com
It's a good all-in one lens,and good value.lt looks well made,with a metal lens mount,and focuses fine. Unfortunately,I was a bit hasty,and bought the earlier version, without vibration reduction (VR),which is important at the longer end of the zoom,so I may have to sell it,in order to get the later version! It goes well with my Nikon D80,and D3100 camera bodies,and is certainly lighter than the two kit lenses it replaces,so still a good buy.
| General | |
| Length | 8.4 cm |
| Diameter | 7.4 cm |
| Weight | 398 g |
| Lens System |
Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR LD Di II Aspherical (IF) AF (A14)
Delivery $59
Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR DI II LD Aspherical (IF) Macro (A14)
Delivery $59
Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR LD Di II Aspherical (IF) AF (A14)
Delivery $59
Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR DI II LD Aspherical (IF) Macro (A14)
Delivery $59
Tamron 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 XR LD Di II Aspherical (IF) AF (A14)
Delivery $59
A great do everything lens. Checked aginst a couple of Nikon zooms and it's very precise sharpness and color-wise. I was expecting some loss of sharpness but nothing that makes me think it was a bad purchase. It's just too handy not having to juggle lenses on a quick trip.
I got this lens with the intention of getting distance shots of birds, squirrels etc. not good or even useable from 18-40 and 100-200mm. The images exhibit extreme blur, even on a tripod, color distortion, false contrast and an odd haze possibly due to inferior glass. Even my 18-55 kit lens outperforms this lens. Yes its cheap, but for two hundred, you be much happier with a 35mm or 50mm prime. That or save up for something with better quality like a nikkor 70-300 vr. This was my first and last Tamron lense. Lesson learned.
It's a good all-in one lens,and good value.lt looks well made,with a metal lens mount,and focuses fine. Unfortunately,I was a bit hasty,and bought the earlier version, without vibration reduction (VR),which is important at the longer end of the zoom,so I may have to sell it,in order to get the later version! It goes well with my Nikon D80,and D3100 camera bodies,and is certainly lighter than the two kit lenses it replaces,so still a good buy.
This lens leaves more to be desired. I would recommend the "VC" version due to the fact that this lens cannot produce sharp results at any focal length, aperture, or set shutter speed. The lens does have decent performance where there is good lighting. Some nice things about the lens: compressibility (it can become very compact), metal mount (durability), Build quality (made from plastic, but a solid lens nonetheless), af/mf switch, and the 18-200 range is great if you cannot switch lenses. Would be a great lens if it had vibration control, therefore I recommend the "VC" version of this same lens.
I do not personally own this lens *YET*However, my day-job is working for a newborn photography company that does in-hospital portrait sessions, and this is the lens they use. I've grown to really love this lens. It's not very light-weight, however it feels very sturdy and well-made. It's very sharp, I've had no problem focusing it, which is great where I work because you have to be quick sometimes.We usually have lights out to use all ambient light in the hospital rooms, so you can guess that it's pretty dark for the camera. I can have my bedroom just as dark as we have the hospital rooms, and my Nikkor kit lens takes a long time trying to focus and usually has a hard time. This lens has no problem at all focusing in the amount of light provided.I love this ... MoreI do not personally own this lens *YET*However, my day-job is working for a newborn photography company that does in-hospital portrait sessions, and this is the lens they use. I've grown to really love this lens. It's not very light-weight, however it feels very sturdy and well-made. It's very sharp, I've had no problem focusing it, which is great where I work because you have to be quick sometimes.We usually have lights out to use all ambient light in the hospital rooms, so you can guess that it's pretty dark for the camera. I can have my bedroom just as dark as we have the hospital rooms, and my Nikkor kit lens takes a long time trying to focus and usually has a hard time. This lens has no problem at all focusing in the amount of light provided.I love this lens! I am looking forward to purchasing this for my freelance photography in the near future, and HIGHLY recommend this lens for anyone looking for an All-Purpose lens in an unbeatable price range.
I took the lens for a test drive at the local botanical garden to see how things look at different focal lengths. This lens is great. I was able to get some great telephoto shots inside and and had plenty of light and shutter speeds. It was pretty fast for a large lens. Easy to hold and it holds Cokin filters, which I bought the 62mm adapter for. The zoom is a little hard to move, but I am ok with that, because that tells me that I won't have to worry about the focal length changing while I'm focusing or releasing the shutter. The lens made the camera heavy and I noticed how much I shake when taking pictures, and will need to use a tripod and remote to reduce the movement. But, I really like the results and versatility of this lens, and it's a keeper. Will bring on ... MoreI took the lens for a test drive at the local botanical garden to see how things look at different focal lengths. This lens is great. I was able to get some great telephoto shots inside and and had plenty of light and shutter speeds. It was pretty fast for a large lens. Easy to hold and it holds Cokin filters, which I bought the 62mm adapter for. The zoom is a little hard to move, but I am ok with that, because that tells me that I won't have to worry about the focal length changing while I'm focusing or releasing the shutter. The lens made the camera heavy and I noticed how much I shake when taking pictures, and will need to use a tripod and remote to reduce the movement. But, I really like the results and versatility of this lens, and it's a keeper. Will bring on my trip out of the country.
Env: developmentI bought this lens to use with my Canon Rebel XT, about a year and a half ago, and used it extensively around home with marvelous results, then took it on a 2-week mission trip to Africa in Sept 09, and to New Zealand in Jan 2010... It performed perfectly until about the last two days of my NZ trip, when it started giving me "Error 99" codes.. The only way to clear it is to shut the camera off for a few seconds, usually losing the picture. This began to happen more and more frequently until I finally couldn't use the lens at all. Last week, I took it into a reputable digital camera repair expert, who said he was seeing this more and more often with the non-proprietary lenses...He suggested regularly cleaning the contacts on both lens and camera, ... MoreEnv: developmentI bought this lens to use with my Canon Rebel XT, about a year and a half ago, and used it extensively around home with marvelous results, then took it on a 2-week mission trip to Africa in Sept 09, and to New Zealand in Jan 2010... It performed perfectly until about the last two days of my NZ trip, when it started giving me "Error 99" codes.. The only way to clear it is to shut the camera off for a few seconds, usually losing the picture. This began to happen more and more frequently until I finally couldn't use the lens at all. Last week, I took it into a reputable digital camera repair expert, who said he was seeing this more and more often with the non-proprietary lenses...He suggested regularly cleaning the contacts on both lens and camera, which he did, and said that using new memory cards sometimes will help, but that sometimes there isn't much you can do. I have to say that I took probably close to 10,000 pictures with this lens before it began acting up on me, and the pictures were beautiful - excellent optics, clarity and versatility. It seems the problem is in the camera - lens interface. The repairman didn't know of a software or firmware fix, but maybe Tamron will be able to come up with something in the future. In the meantime, I'm switching to a Canon lens. My Tamron 70 - 300 is also starting to give the same error code at the upper ranges of the zoom, so I'm definitely switching.Env: development
My stuck 18-55 lens was ok, this lens was suggested to me by a friend. Its a good value but it essentially is the 18-55 lens but with zoom potential. My slight diss appointment is really my fault in not knowing enough about lenses. I really wanted more of a wide angle lens and as I noted, this is not.its the same 18mm as my factory lens. With that being said, it is a good alternative to the stick 18-55 because you have a zoom feature and the lens telescopes down to a compact size when using the 18mm.
Env: developmentI am a novice photographer and have not the money nor the time to research and purchase multiple lenses. This lens really is an all in one outdoor lens. I love the zoom feature and have found that it can capture with great clarity things at a long distance. It is durable, easy to attach to the camera base, fairly lightweight and versatile. While it is an expensive lens it is cheaper than its Nikon and Canon comparables and was rated better than both brands by photography gurus that know more than me. I have been very happy with this lens except have found that its aperature is not wide enough for good low light indoor pictures. It does fine if there is enough light or if you are using a flash, but if you prefer natural lighting and are looking to ... MoreEnv: developmentI am a novice photographer and have not the money nor the time to research and purchase multiple lenses. This lens really is an all in one outdoor lens. I love the zoom feature and have found that it can capture with great clarity things at a long distance. It is durable, easy to attach to the camera base, fairly lightweight and versatile. While it is an expensive lens it is cheaper than its Nikon and Canon comparables and was rated better than both brands by photography gurus that know more than me. I have been very happy with this lens except have found that its aperature is not wide enough for good low light indoor pictures. It does fine if there is enough light or if you are using a flash, but if you prefer natural lighting and are looking to take most of your pictures in an indoor setting I would suggest going with a lens that provides for larger aperatures (a 50mm or a 35mm to be exact) But, if you love landscape photography or have busy kids that love to be outside than this lens will fill most of your needs and will be worth the money.Env: development
Thank you so much! Being sold as-is the lens itself only has minor issue, the focus won't stay in place as you move around and a few internal dust which I cleaned very easily but with this I was able to fix another lens.
| General | |
| Length | 8.4 cm |
| Diameter | 7.4 cm |
| Weight | 398 g |
| Lens System |
