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Naks



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After a trip where I discovered the limitations of two lenses, I then switched from the Nikon 18-55mm & 55-200mm to a Tamron 18-270mm.

Best decision ever, now I can drive the landy on corrugated gravel roads and take pics Thumbs Up --
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WarPig



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Naks wrote:
now I can drive the landy on corrugated gravel roads and take pics Thumbs Up


Obviously on private roads where you don't need to be in proper control of your vehicle Shocked Mr. Green
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bpman



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Naks wrote:
After a trip where I discovered the limitations of two lenses, I then switched from the Nikon 18-55mm & 55-200mm to a Tamron 18-270mm.

Best decision ever, now I can drive the landy on corrugated gravel roads and take pics Thumbs Up


yes, it's a super lens I have been very pleased with it.
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bpman



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picked up a new lens yesterday ... really pleased so far, Nikon AF-S 14-24 f2.8, together with my trusty tripod, HDR's are looking good
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