Tamron's AF18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 lens is part of their digitally integrated (Di II) lens series that's designed for digital SLRs and is not recommended for use with cameras having image sensors larger than 24x16mm, or 35mm film cameras.

Leider muss ich diesem Objektiv einen Stern abziehen. Die Lautstärke beim Fokusieren kann man leider nicht zurückdrehen; somit ist es viel zu laut und wirkt störend auf andere Personen oder sogar auf Tiere.

Weitwinkel sowie auch Tele; Makrofunktion

billig gebaut; sehr laut

I've used this lens for the first 1000 shots with my Nikon D-90 on a work tour through Indiana. It performed very well and consistently in so may different lighting conditions. It is very versatile.

Consistent Output; Durable; Easily Interchangeable; Has a lens Lock; Lightweight; Quick Focus; Rugged; Sharp Focus

Lens Creep

The first thing I noticed was that it doesn't zoom all the way out to 200mm. There is almost no difference between 135mm and 200mm. I compared the focal length between it's 200 and my Tamron 70-300's 200mm, and there was a big difference. Still worth the money as a walk around lens.

Compact; Internal Focusing; Zoom Lock

Not 18-200mm (more like 18-135mm

Also, Newegg did not have the filters needed for this lens which is an odd 62mm. Had to find those at that other website that sounds like a river. Another small gripe is that they offered free freight on this lens as well as free freight on a new SDHC memory card, but when I added both to my cart,...

Just mounted this lens last night after my UV filters came in the mail; Newegg once again, came through with quick shipping, great price, AND they are the only vendor online that had the Tamron mail in rebate advertised (that I saw anyway)

AF motor is slightly louder than the Nikon factory lenses as well as a bit slower to auto-focus

Bought this for use with my nikon slr camera. Same product on other sites cost about 20 to 50 pounds extra in addition to postage. Would recommend if you know what you want.

I brought this lens for Pentax k-m. It now works as Tamron 18-200mm VC since k-m has a in-camera VC. I am using the internal flash less often for natural lighting and slow shatter speed. The max aperture at tele-end is slow but I don't care since I can hand hold it with in-camera VC up to 1/15s.

Very contrasty and sharp; Solid constuction and zoom ring feels just right; (Not too light or not too heavy.

Lens zooms out when hanging the camera; Zoom lock is a must when not using

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Consistent Output; Durable; Fast / accurate auto-focus

None yet Over 1000 shot

A full Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II Lens review is not likely, but please enjoy the standardized results and other information. Pictured below from left to right (ordered by extended size with lens hoods) are the: 1. Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Kit Lens 2.

well,i will keep mine

versatile,nice holidaylens,ideal for beginners

not a prime lens,not very good in low light