lenses

REVIEW A standard zoom for APS-C, this is a direct competitor to Canon’s 17-55mm f/2.8 lens

REVIEW It’s the closest thing to a stabilised 50mm lens that also manages to be lightweight and high performing

REVIEW The Tamron 35mm strikes an appealing compromise between speed and quality. It does weather pretty well too…

REVIEW The ‘Generation 2’ edition of Tamron’s 24-70mm f/2.8 is a major improvement

REVIEW It’s inexpensive for an f/2.8 lens, and has the added bonus of optical stabilisation

REVIEW New and improved, Tamron’s 10-24mm gets a major makeover with smart new features

REVIEW It’s big on image quality but, in other ways, is less typical of Sigma’s ‘Art’ lenses

REVIEW For APS-C cameras, this lens is made to measure with its substantial build and excellent performance

REVIEW A big and heavy lens for sure, but this excellent optic shoots super sharply even when wide-open

REVIEW An Art-designation lens designed to maximise optical quality, Sigma’s wide zoom goes distortion-free