Hi guys,
I’ve been planespotting for a while now with my 250D and an old 55-250mm lens. I decided to upgrade to the Tamron 100-400mm after reading reviews inline but sometimes the pictures come out quite blurry. I found that shooting in manual fixes this but not in every shot. Would it be worth returning this lens and opting for a Canon 70-200mm f2.8? The Canon 100-400 is a bit out of my budget so I’m sacrificing focal length for quality here. Hope one of you guys could suggest something.
Thank you
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Re: Planespotting lens.
Hi,
Original manufacture lens is always the best option and 70-200mm f2.8 is the sweetest lens however sometimes can be short. Can't say anything about Tamron but I had Sigma 150-600mm contemporary lens and it was sharp and I had no issues at all. You may ask for replacement and try another Tamron 100-400mm right in the shop.
Original manufacture lens is always the best option and 70-200mm f2.8 is the sweetest lens however sometimes can be short. Can't say anything about Tamron but I had Sigma 150-600mm contemporary lens and it was sharp and I had no issues at all. You may ask for replacement and try another Tamron 100-400mm right in the shop.
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