Xantra
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Hi,
I currently own a 60D with the kit lens 18-135.
Some month ago I get a 50mm f1.4, and since then each time I come back to the 18-135 I'm thinking "this kit lens is rubbish".
So I stated looking around. I found good reviews on the Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8.
But when I do a quick comparison on DXOMark I found not so much of a difference between my kit lens and the Tamron in terms of sharpness.
Why ? I can find on the web a lot of people saying this lens is really really sharp.
Even when I compare my kit lens to the canon L series 24-70 or 25-105, they are rated the same score about sharpening. Does it mean my kit lens is already good in it's category or we can't trust the sharpening score of DXOMark ? As my 60D is not available in DXOMark I did the comparison with a 50D
Thanks in advance
I currently own a 60D with the kit lens 18-135.
Some month ago I get a 50mm f1.4, and since then each time I come back to the 18-135 I'm thinking "this kit lens is rubbish".
So I stated looking around. I found good reviews on the Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8.
But when I do a quick comparison on DXOMark I found not so much of a difference between my kit lens and the Tamron in terms of sharpness.
Why ? I can find on the web a lot of people saying this lens is really really sharp.
Even when I compare my kit lens to the canon L series 24-70 or 25-105, they are rated the same score about sharpening. Does it mean my kit lens is already good in it's category or we can't trust the sharpening score of DXOMark ? As my 60D is not available in DXOMark I did the comparison with a 50D
Thanks in advance