Tamron AF 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 Aspherical Lens & AF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 LD with Hood Lens Set Sony Alpha DSLR A700, A350, A300, A200, A100 SLR Digital Camera

Tamron AF 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 Aspherical Lens & AF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 LD with Hood Lens Set Sony Alpha DSLR A700, A350, A300, A200, A100 SLR Digital Camera

 
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The Tamron Autofocus 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 ia a standard zoom lens from a wide 28mm to a medium telephoto range of 80mm. The use of aspherical elements in the front group reduces the number of elements required, and the use of strong engineering plastic in the barrel makes the body a light 237g. Consequently, it is easy to carry. The Tamron AF 75-300 f/4-5.6 extended-range zoom lens offers true telephoto capability ideal for a variety of applications including sports and wildlife shooting. The lens also features the capability to provide beautifully blurred background to high light the main subject in portraiture, or "compression effects" that make the most of the telephoto lens.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Tamron Autofocus 75-300mm f/4-5.6 LD Lens with Hood
  • Tamron Autofocus 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 Aspherical Lens
  • Rotational zooming, Lightweight
  • Mounts to Sony Alpha A100K A100 Digital SLR
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Tamron
  • EAN: 0049368133197
  • Label: Tamron
  • LensType: Telephoto Zoom Lens & Aspherical Zoom Lens
  • Manufacturer: Tamron
  • Model: TAM-28-80-75-300-KIT-S
  • MPN: TAM-28-80-75-300-KIT-S
  • PackageQuantity: 3
  • ProductGroup: Photography
  • ProductTypeName: CAMERA_LENSES
  • Publisher: Tamron
  • Studio: Tamron
  • UPC: 049368133197
  • Warranty: 6 years warranty

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Rip-off Return Policy2008-10-23
Usually, a percentage fee on a returned item is placed to insure that a customer isn't using an item for a few days and then returning it quickly when they've gotten what they need from it for free. Understandable. But when that process is used for all returns regardless of the reason (as in my case, an inferior product made of all cheap plastic, lenses included, that your photography professor says will take terrible digital pictures) it makes very little sense to charge a person who has a legitimate reason for returning an item ($23.99). For this reason, I will not being doing business with 47th street photo in the foreseeable future, and Amazon might want to do a better job of screening businesses that they allow on their website whose policies are completely different from their own.
Tamron Lenses2008-08-28
I've been using Tamron lenses for a long time (got my first zoom lenase from them in 1976 for a 35mm Minolta) and have always been happy with their quality and price but this pair just blows me away!

The 28-80mm is excellent for everything "normal" and the 75-300mm is great for birds and anything else you want to really zoom in on.

Fantastic2008-07-15
I don't have anything to compare them to, but I think they are great. I just bought the Sony A300 and bought these two lenses to use with it, and they are fantastic. Great quality and I feel like the paparazzi! The price is also amazing when you compare it with other lenses.
Great!!!2007-01-22
I bought this lens for a Sony Alpha 100, and it works perfectly. There is no diference for original lens

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