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Tamron 90mm Macro $435, Tamron 10-24 $535, Tamron 18-270 $595 - AUST STOCK, Free Pickup Bris

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We have a limited time special on a selected range of Tamron lenses!
Tamron 18-270 PZD just $595 incl GST
Tamron 90mm Macro just $435 incl GST
Tamron 10-24mm Just $535 incl GST
All items come with a genuine 2 year Tamron Australia Warranty.
Pricing is available via our website or instore. Feel free to call us on 07 3333 2900 with any questions, or email [email protected]

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  • needmorecash on 28/04/2012 - 14:55
    +1

    can you please do a deal on tamron 17-50 VC and Non VC?

    • unyilusro on 28/04/2012 - 15:38

      and tamron 18-200 as well please…

    • dustint on 28/04/2012 - 16:19

      This place is cheaper, free Express aus shipping too. I source my lenses from here. Arrived in 2-3 working days
      Digital Rev
      http://www.digitalrev.com/category/tamron/MTg_A#show=1&col=6…

      • edfoo on 28/04/2012 - 17:49
        +1

        Camerapro is local Australian stock, Digital Rev is grey import stock. Please don't compare Australian stock price with grey import price.

        • YellowEarthAustralia on 28/04/2012 - 20:06

          correct me if wrong, but i believe lenses or at least Canon lenses have worldwide warranty, so it wouldnt matter where it was bought from right?

        • crf529 on 28/04/2012 - 20:48
          +1

          Incorrect. And the international L lens warranty once offered by Canon, as I understand it, no longer exists either.

        • dustint on 29/04/2012 - 00:14
          +1

          It comes with a 1 year warranty also. I don't see the big deal for it being local australian stock. It's the same item, and postage within the same time period. Well, for the wise people out there, digital rev is a better deal and source… Also, As long as you take care of your lenses, they can last well over the warranty date.

  • AntMan76 on 28/04/2012 - 15:03

    Tempted by the 90mm Macro. Reviews suggest noisy and hunting AF, but a lot of macro is MF anyway. It's sharp though apparently.

    Just wish the Canon 100mm Macro was discounted a similar percentage, considering the RRP is only $200 more than this one.

    • takigama on 28/04/2012 - 15:14
      +2

      I have one of these, hunting AF is right, but i love it to death. Originally i had the canon 100mm 2.8 usm macro lens and it was beautiful… it got stolen (thankfully insured) and when i went to get a new one there were a few new options (such as the new ef-s 60mm 2.8 macro). Ultimately someone i knew had the 90mm tamron and gave it to me quite cheaply, it does hunt af (and its slow to do so) and i use it on manual focus, but i've never had any faults with its results.

      On a side note, the AF hunting never has bothered me. I found with macro on the 100mm canon lens, I was often working with manual focus.

      Btw, a good way i find of checking out lens is pbase's camera database (which does include lenses) http://www.pbase.com/cameras

      http://www.pbase.com/cameras/tamron/sp_af_di_90_28_macro is to the tamron lens itself.

  • ozstig on 28/04/2012 - 15:15
    -3

    What would be the best price you can offer on the Pentax K-5 & PTX DA 18-55MM WR. I can obtain one for around the $1000 delivered mark from grey market.

    • grox on 28/04/2012 - 15:58
      +2

      That's a little harsh isn't it? Tamron do make some good lenses. And like any other manufacturer, they have their hits and misses.

    • gmail92 on 28/04/2012 - 16:49

      not everyone can afford $1000+ per nikon lens.

      • tonyjzx on 28/04/2012 - 17:14
        +1

        the 18-270 pzd is probably the best superzoom out there, even better than Nikon's

        the 18-50 non vc is the sharpest of its type and comes close to the nikon 17-55… at 1/3 of the price

        tamron probably make the best 3rd party lenses out there

        probably better off getting it from overseas though

  • z00m on 28/04/2012 - 15:37

    I'm going to buy my first DSLR in a month or so before I leave for overseas. I've settled on a Canon 60D, body only so I can spend more on a quality lens. I figure the first lens I buy should be a good all rounder. I will be living in Vanuatu so a lot of my shots will be in high light, maybe some time lapse of sunsets etc and possibly a lot of video. I've heard Tamron lenses are really good so would any of these lenses be suitable to my application?

    • grox on 28/04/2012 - 16:02

      For all round travel, if I had to pick one lens, it would be an 18-200. 18-200 is very versatile, and lets you shoot almost everything. However, the 10-24 would be really good for landscape. I'd highly recommend getting a wider lens like that if you like shooting nature. Things like wider lenses, macros, etc - unless you know what you're after you probably shouldn't buy them first off.

      • Wolfie on 28/04/2012 - 18:24
        +1

        While 18-200 is very convenient, due to its focal range it degrades image quality a bit too much though. I would get the Canon 18-135 instead, coz for starter I reckon 99% of time you wouldn't miss extra range provided by 18-200.

  • overlook on 28/04/2012 - 15:50

    whats the point of buying lens with "AUST" stock when all lens are international warranty? you can email tamron and they will issue u the international warranty

  • davestan on 28/04/2012 - 15:59

    Tamron 18-270 PZD
    This Tamrons a great all rounder, I have one. If travelling it can save a lot of weight. But I'd check around for prices - if you don't live in Brisbane(postage)an Australian stock price match(or less) locally would be easily obtainable on that pricing. I paid $590 at Bing Lee last year. Current gray prices are significantly cheaper again.

  • bchliu on 28/04/2012 - 16:04

    What mounts are these prices for? Is the Pentax K-Mounts the same pricing?

  • moda on 28/04/2012 - 16:06

    Price/ETA on the Tamron 24-70mm VC USD?

    • atlas on 28/04/2012 - 21:31

      I second the 24-70

  • ferguscan on 28/04/2012 - 17:55

    Excellent price for the 18-270 PZD. Would buy if I didn't already have it :)

  • geoffs87 on 28/04/2012 - 20:36

    Would be great to see some deals on Tokina stuff. 40% off a Tokina lens would make me smile :)

  • mysrh on 29/04/2012 - 01:39

    I have nikon 18-200mm. Is it worth getting the 18-270? otherwise I may look at the 10-24mm since I don't have a wide angle lense.

    • ferguscan on 29/04/2012 - 09:26

      Your Nikon is the best (and most expensive) of the super-zooms. You don't need to change.

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