David Johnston

Tamron 17-50mm F/4

David Johnston

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Most outdoor photographers carry three lenses, wide angle, mid-range, and telephoto. In this sponsored video, Outdoor Photography Guide’s David Johnston challenges himself to get three shots in one shoot with one lens, the Tamron 17-50mm F/4 lens. The advantage of this Tamron lens is all of the zoom is internal, and it never changes size.

David goes into a forest and selects the 50mm option to shoot close-ups of mushrooms growing on a tree stump. The 50mm allows him to imitate a macro lens. Next he sets the lens at 35mm to shoot a small scene, colorful autumn leaves on the forest floor. For his third image, he chooses 17mm to capture a pond patterned with tree reflections.

Try the versatile Tamron 17-50mm F/4 lens on your outdoor adventures. Leave your old lenses at home.

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