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A faithful little lens
I have used this lens for a while now ... since 10/07, and I recently scratched it on a hike up a volcano. Now I have to replace it, and I will probably go with the IS version (or whatever they call it at Tamron). It's a really nice little lens, and the problems described in the reviews I've read overstate the issues. 
nice optics, bad implementation
optics are far better that from IS/non IS kit lenses that comes with Cannon XTi. pictures are better, clearer, brighter and so on an so forth. i.e. lens optical qualities are really good. not as good as L series of course but for value/money might be best selection. however there is the big downside: every time you tip the camera downwards, lens retracts! (yes I know there is a lock, but locking it makes lock your zoom as well while you are shooting, and lock is only for static i.e OFF position)...
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A Utilitarian Lens
no doubt a very functional lens...it has great range and is comparatively very compact for what it does...the aperture is fairly standard...and it's offered at a relatively affordable price.
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