Photographic manufacturers have been turning out budget-friendly 70-300mm zooms for decades, stretching back to the 35mm film era. They’ve been equally popular in the digital age, both for full-frame cameras and for APS-C format bodies, such as Nikon DX mount, on which they give a mighty zoom range of 105-450mm. They’re fairly basic lenses, with an eye on cost-effectiveness rather than lavish thrills or sophisticated extras.
First developed for the Sony Alpha series of cameras, the Tamron 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III RXD is now available in Nikon
