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Crystal clear, tack sharp images and solid build.
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the images become blurry and any further they are atrocious
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It's not too heavy and most important, the images on my D7100 are gorgeous
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No mater how sturdy your tripod, a battery grip mount on the camera with this lens focused all the way out can be very shaky, and the shutter alone can blur the image
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Filming orchids yesterday and the images were exceptional - even in low light.
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Razor sharp, and excellent images
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Sharp images, contrasty and average auto focus speed
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Fast focus, sharp images, and lightweight
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Is the real mvp in macro lenses, extremely sharp images at 1:1
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I was pleasantly surprised at its ability to record incredible portrait images
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Beautiful images
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When you're up extremely close, the smallest shake can blur your image
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Autofocus to get it in focus and then pull the focus ring in towards you to then manual focus into that razor sharp image
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The macro is true 1:1, with crisp, clear images
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Pros: sharp & crisp images.
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She has gotten fabulous macro images of insects that even the entomologists love.
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I have yet to use it in great lighting but have managed to get some very good images
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In fact a friend that saw my images was so impressed that he bought one also !!
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It takes very sharp images without any noticeable defects or distortion
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For portraits, I was getting beautiful images with my nikkor 50mm & 135mm prime, both great lenses, but this 100mm prime is a little sharper with better color saturation, and so much cheaper than the nikkor 85mm
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The images it produces are razor-sharp, with good color and contrast, whether the subject is a bug a few inches away or distant buildings
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For portraits, I was getting beautiful images with my nikkor 50mm & 135mm prime, both great lenses, but this 100mm prime is a little sharper with better color saturation, and so much cheaper than the nikkor 85mm
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Crisp, clear magnificent images filled with all the detail one can imagine
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I love to shoot macro and this lens can give me great images
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f/3.2 or f/3.5 just for a sharper image.
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Super sharp macro lens, good build and excellent image quality
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Really, really sharp images plus a great value !
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Another really sharp image
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It has a nice bokeh and the images are razer sharp
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After renting the Nikkor 105 VR and testing the Tamron 90mm, I realized that each of these lenses can make superb close up images.
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I use it with my Nikon D90 and the images are sharp!
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There's no image stabilization either, not a big issue for macro, but for normal shots, 150mm is long with out VR.You could spend all you money on name brand lenses, and only have one or two
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This is a full-frame 100 mm macro lens, and the images are very crisp
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But I felt like I didn't want to have to engineer multiple workarounds to get useable images every single time, especially since I don't need to do this for my other lenses
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tack sharp images and increidble definition of details.when used for culinary photography: this lens is the king of all macro
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It produces very sharp images and great Bokeh
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Telephoto shots were encouraging, but not quite as sharp as I'd expected
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As good as, if not better than, the Nikon equivalent... and less than half the price.
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At times I think it is as sharp or even sharper than the acclaimed Nikon 85mm 1.8G