This lens punches above its price.
When I first reviewed the Tamron 11-20mm on a Sony a6400 one year ago, the impending release of the same lens on X-mount was announced. Fast forward to the present day and I have indeed reviewed it, on a Fujifilm X-T4.Tamron 11-20 f/2.8 Di III RXD: How it Handles
The main complaint is more so with the lack of controls and spongy feel to the control rings. Manually focusing the 11-20mm feels sloppy and imprecise. Shooting towards the sun the Tamron 11-20 does exhibit some ghosting, but eliminates flare very well. Unfortunately, the sun stars it creates are fair-to-middling, with indistinct points and a lack of drama. Landscape photographers who like to shoot towards the sun will find the Tamron well-behaved, if not terribly exciting.Bokeh performance is so-so. While the f/2.8 maximum aperture does allow for some shallow depth-of-field shots up close, bokeh tends to have a somewhat harsh look to it.
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