Compare Tamron AF 24-135mm f/3.5-5.6 SP AD Aspherical (IF) Lens for Pentax SLR Cameras (Model 190DP)

Tamron AF 24-135mm f/3.5-5.6 SP AD Aspherical (IF) Lens for Pentax SLR Cameras (Model 190DP)Buy Tamron AF 24-135mm f/3.5-5.6 SP AD Aspherical (IF) Lens for Pentax SLR Cameras (Model 190DP)

Tamron AF 24-135mm f/3.5-5.6 SP AD Aspherical (IF) Lens for Pentax SLR Cameras (Model 190DP) Product Description:



  • Covers 24mm real wide-angle through 135mm telephoto
  • Internal focusing system maintains overall length during focusing
  • Low-dispersion glass compensates for chromatic aberration
  • Hybrid aspherical elements for compactness and image quality
  • Mount compatible with Pentax AF SLR cameras

Product Description

CL) U) 24-135MM F3.5-5.6 F/PENTAX

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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
3Soft at longer focal lengths
By Geoffrey O.
I bought this lens for my Pentax K100D. The folks over at FredMiranda gave it consistantly good reviews, and the zoom range seemed perfect for a general walk-around lens. It is certainly a nicely-built lens and a comfortable weight. I found the auto-focus to be quick and generally accurate. The lens took great pictures in the 24-100 mm portion of the focal range, but I could not get good pictures out of it at the longer focal lengths for the life of me. I tried different apertures, manual focus, tripod, everything I could think of, but almost everything came out too soft for my taste. I am a hobbyist, not a pro, so maybe the problem was user error. Or maybe I got a bad copy of the lens. I am open to these possibilities, but I felt I should share my experience, regardless. If I'd only wanted 24-100, I'd have bought something different. I ended up sending this lens back, and I'm considering Pentax's 24-90, now, which is supposed to be quite good. Props to Amazon for the usual quick shipping and painless return policy.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
5TAMRON 24-135mm f3.5-5.6
By Ernest M. Berube
Difficult, in a short review like this, to give this product enough credit. But, if short can be sweet, then I'll try 2 words for those who do not want to read on: AWESOME VALUE!!! SP=Superior Performance.The lens produces beautiful colors, covering the 24-135mm range splendidly. I've shot with dozens of lenses, but can't give this one enough credit. The lens is sharp, throughout the range, & known to excel at the wide end. The lens is also Full Frame compatible: it is not just an APC optimized lens. Even on Full FRame it receives many accolades--see, for example, [...] where the lens receives the highest rating of all current Tamron zoomsA great Walk-around lens, and a very satisfying upgrade from any makers' Kit lens. It renders scenes with a special quality, which works for my landscapes in particular. Even though I own the Tamron 17-50mm f 2.8 & Tamron 28-75mm f2.8, this lens enjoys a place in my bag, especially for hikes where faster apertures are not usually desired. I find 24mm most useful on APC sensors,And the icing on the cake, is the nice construction of the lens, something often missing these days in lenses. It has an aperture ring, a Zoom lock, and a knurled and dampened focus ring for those who still venture into manual focus. A bayonett, Flower-petal type, plastic hood is supplied, along with the nicest lens pouch I have ever received with a lens purchase--free with the price of the lens, not at additional charges, as many manufacturers often do.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
2loose parts
By D. Lively
Lens has a small plastic ring that covers the screws in the back of the lens. This ring is not retained in any way. In my case this ring came out of the lens and jammed my cameras mirror in the up position. The advice given by Tamron was to send the lens to them and they will decide if the warranty applies. I can not have a lens that has parts that can fall into my camera. Will not buy another Tamron product.

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Epson Stylus Photo 2000P Inkjet Printer Product Description:



  • 6-color Epson Archival Ink system for beautiful long-lasting photos
  • 1,440 x 720 dpi resolution in black and color
  • Supports borderless, edge-to-edge photo printing
  • Variable microdroplets for fine detail
  • USB, IEEE-1284 parallel, and optional Ethernet print server interfaces; PC and Mac compatible

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102 of 103 people found the following review helpful.
5Best Photo Printer on the Market
By Stephen W. Hinch
After receiving this printer and making numerous prints, I have decided to dismantle my traditional darkroom! For years I held back from going completely digital because photo quality printers were not up to the standards I had come to expect from my Cibachrome prints. All that has changed with the Epson Stylus 2000P. Image quality is superb, indistinguishable with the naked eye from silver halide-based prints. While I have not personally tested longevity, if the reported 200-year lifetime is anywhere near correct these prints are better than Cibachromes. And going digital has other advantages. I have already made outstanding prints from transparencies I would never have thought about printing in the past because of the complicated masks I would have had to create. A good photo software program (I use Corel PhotoPaint) makes it easy to do difficult contrast and color corrections. The 2000P was easy to set up. An excellent quick-start sheet had me making my first print less than 20 minutes after taking the printer out of the box. The Windows installation program was straightforward. The only thing I didn't like is that it made the 2000P my default printer without asking me. This was easy to fix. I was also surprised to discover it came with three boxes of papers: 50 sheets of premium luster, 50 sheets of archival matte, and 20 sheets of 13x19 watercolor paper. Plus a sample pack of various media. Nice job Epson. Don't plan to use this as your everyday printer. It is optimized for printing photos and should be used for such. A 13 meg photo took about 10 minutes to print using the parallel interface (I will convert to USB as soon as I get a cable), which might seem slow but is still faster than chemical-based prints. As a 25-year Hewlett-Packard employee (now with Agilent Technologies as a result of the company split) it was very difficult for me to decide to buy Epson. But in the area of photo quality archival output there is just no alternative. All in all, I am extremely satisfied.

96 of 98 people found the following review helpful.
5Expensive, but worth it.
By Jared Yaffe
I bought this printer based on reviews at ZDnet and News.com. They both claimed that this printer is the best thing since sliced bread, and I have to agree. I am a professional graphic designer. I use this printer to assist in making proofs for 11x17 posters and phone card designs. I have never seen photo quality this good on an inkjet. Photos on the 2000P look better than the output on my ALPS thermal wax printer, better than the hippopotamus-sized Tektronix at Kinkos, and better than the proofs I typically get when I send my QuarkXPress and Photoshop files to the print shop. One of the best features of this printer is its ability to print bleeds. I can print 11x17 right to the edge of the paper. The drawbacks... This printer is not for the amateur user. To get high quality output you really need to know what you are doing. You need to use the right kind of paper with the right print job. You need to understand the differences between the different print modes. You need to high quality source material (like 600dpi 32bit TIFF images). You need to read the manual. If you are taking pictures with a digital camera and you are expecting to plug in and get photo quality output right away, you are only going to be disappointed. Also, the printer is expensive to maintain (expect about $1.50/page when you factor in paper and inks), and very slow. I've found that it usually exceeds 5 minutes per page when printing photos. Of course, this printer is not designed for speed or ease of use, its designed to be an alternative to using a print shop for photo-quality proofs. Use it only as it was intended to be used, and you will cherish this printer.

27 of 28 people found the following review helpful.
4Getting Better all the Time
By A Customer
The quality of this printer is very good. However, the ink pigments behave strangely in different light...ie sun vs. indoor, so be prepared. Using a high end program like Photoshop is also a little complicated - it is important to keep all color adjustments off and make sure that all the outputs to media match exactly the PS and Mac ColorSync specs. But once you have probably wasted 20 to 40 sheets of paper, and you've got it right, it's really amazing. I have also had the best results with the semigloss paper, but it is difficult to come by in letter size.

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Sale TAMRON 20-40mm F/2.7-3.5 - Nikon Cameras

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TAMRON 20-40mm F/2.7-3.5 - Nikon Cameras Product Description:



  • 20-40mm
  • Auto focus
  • F/2.7-3.5
  • Aspherical lens with hood

Product Description

  • 20-40mm
  • Auto focus
  • F/2.7-3.5
  • Aspherical lens with hood
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    1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
    4Tamron 20-40mm F/2.7-3.5-Nikon
    By Funseeker
    This Tamron is a very well made, sharp above F4, a little heavy compared to today's zooms, but the results are great. I shoot a lot of cars, and the distortion is controlled very well. The only real negative that I have found so far is the lens has a lot of flare. You really should use the lens shade on this one. The one I received is the re designed version of the one pictured. I wish they would get the picture right. I really wanted the version pictured. For an older lens, it works very well with the digital camera's. I have tried it on the D70 and the D90 with no problems. Highly recommended.

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