I thought I would test the Tamron 18-400mm with my 90D, and applied advice from @imagesBV to increase the minimum shutter speed to combat possible out of focus images. (I increased it by one notch).
We went to Hyde Hall, it was very sunny, so I had a polarized filter attached all afternoon. I forgot to undo all the in camera lens corrections, but was pleasantly surprised that there was very little colour fringing around the edges, did the polarizing filter help?
Some people have said this lens can be soft with the 90D, and it seems to be hit or miss. These were the best from the day, many went into the recycling bin. I need to test it next on my 77D. I want the impossible, one lens on a DSLR to do everything for holidays!
CC welcome. Thanks.
IMG_3117 hp hl 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
IMG_3120 cr hp hl 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
IMG_3095 hp ov 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
IMG_3123 hp ov 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
IMG_3126 hp sl 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
We went to Hyde Hall, it was very sunny, so I had a polarized filter attached all afternoon. I forgot to undo all the in camera lens corrections, but was pleasantly surprised that there was very little colour fringing around the edges, did the polarizing filter help?
Some people have said this lens can be soft with the 90D, and it seems to be hit or miss. These were the best from the day, many went into the recycling bin. I need to test it next on my 77D. I want the impossible, one lens on a DSLR to do everything for holidays!
CC welcome. Thanks.
IMG_3117 hp hl 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
IMG_3120 cr hp hl 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
IMG_3095 hp ov 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
IMG_3123 hp ov 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
IMG_3126 hp sl 1400px by Janet Harper, on Flickr
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