The Tamron 17-50 f4 for Sony cameras is just about the perfect all around travel lens, but it does have a couple major issues that you need to know before you consider it. Let's break it down and see if this is a good lens for you to invest it. Breaking down image quality in both photo and video, I'll show low light examples and much more to see how sharp the Tamron 17-50 is, how well the auto focus performs and how well it holds up in some harsh Alaskan environments.

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00:00 Intro
00:26 Image Quality
00:46 Photo Quality
02:09 Video Quality
02:46 Zoom Range
03:09 Combination 17-50 and 50-400
03:39 Lowlight Samples
04:17 Physical Attributes
05:55 The Biggest Issues
06:33 Vignetting issue
07:04 Biggest reasons to own this lens
07:27 Outro