Using the same lens for micro and macro photography seems impossible, but the Tamron All-in-One Lens aims to make this possible with a design that is ideal for use when it comes to wide shots and zooming. The lens, known as the F3.5-6.3 Di II VC LDS, offers a range of 18-400mm with a flexible zoom ratio of 22.2x, which makes it ready for taking impressive shots without you having to interchanges the lenses.
The Tamron All-in-One Lens works on APS-C format DSLR cameras and is ideal for capturing both distant subjects as well as vast landscapes to ensure you never miss the perfect shot. This eliminates the need to carry multiple lenses with you to slim down your existing equipment roster.
Zooming Macro Camera Lenses
This Tamron All-in-One Lens Offers Zooming and Macro Shot Capabilities
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