Tamron 28-200mm lens review (re-do for trolls)

[joshlaux]

you should definitely review the N65... I cant find one anywhere. I just bought an N65QD, im expecting it soon and I don't know much about them nor do I about cameras in general. get on it, bro :)

[NikonandCanon96]

@joshlaux I'll consider it. My N65 is a little funky though. It's framerates seem to be off for some reason compared to all my other cameras. It's in great condition.

[MrKensettles]

Good video. Great that you're so interested in photography at a young age. You'll be really good at it sooner than a lot of people. Keep it up!

[FlyerKV]

@MrKensettles getting interested in photography at that age is called hipstering. ;)

[meatwad4900]

Having a big zoom lens is nice and all but for me it would amount to nothing if it doesn't let enough light in (big aperture). You should try and invest in a nice prime lens. They're a lot cheaper than most zooms out there and just get breath taking results almost effortlessly! On my digital Nikon D3000 I use the 35mm 1.8 AF-S G lens, pretty cheap lens but was a work horse for a long time.

[timberswiss3]

@meatwad4900 you can't even compare zooms to primes most of the time because they serve different purposes. primes don't offer the same versatility of zooms also.

[meatwad4900]

@timberswiss3 I know, but zoom lenses that offer similar performance are also much more expensive. I'm simply throwing some advice but I do realize that they are apples and oranges, different lenses for different purposes.

[GBCbit]

morevideos:)

[toggomusic]

i have a tokina 28-210mm and im using it on a digital body :)

[GMSamuelRhine]

nice lens, great zoom range for a full frame.

Not trying to troll, but if you want to do a close up with this lens (like with the soap) you should zoom it, gets you closer and can look better i would do it all the time with my mid range tele