The Canon 200mm performs better than the Tamron 70-200mm but the flexibility offered by the Tamron 70-200mm makes it the lens that will see the most action.
The Canon 200mm performs better than the Tamron 70-200mm but the flexibility offered by the Tamron 70-200mm makes it the lens that will see the most action.
I'm pleased with the Tamron SP 24-70mm f/2.8 Di VC USD lens. It's quick to focus and brings back pictures with rich color.
This is a great lens, especially if you are working within a tight budget. Even if budget is not a concern this is still a great lens to have.
The Canon 60D is a great camera. Being able to shoot video (an upgrade from my previous Canon 30D) is a major turn on that I exploit whenever I can.
If you are considering moving up from a crop sensor camera, the Canon 6D is literally made for you. It is "dumbed" down from the more professional settings that the Canon 5D Mark III offers. But, the Canon 6D costs about $1,500 less than the Canon 5D Mark III.
