2 Of The Best Tamron Lenses For Nikon D90 Cameras!

In this article, we will be taking a look at what we feel are two of the best Tamron lenses for Nikon d90 cameras currently available on the market right now. Although Tamron is a relatively well known and established brand with a great reputation, we always see people reaching out for advice on their lenses so we decided to publish this article.

We would like to quickly point out that we have chosen lenses that we feel will offer our readers the best overall mix of functionality, performance, build quality, and price. You can click here if you would like to see a more complete list of Tamron camera lenses that will fit your Nikon d90.

The first lens that we will be covering is an excellent all in one lens that offers wide angle, portrait, and telephoto capabilities all in one lens and the second lens is a great wide angle lens that is perfect for landscape photography. One or both of these lenses will make a great addition to your camera accessories for your d90 and they both natively fit the d90 without the need for converters or adaptors.

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The Tamron 16-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di-II VC PZD All-In-One

In our opinion, the overall best Tamron lens for Nikon d90 cameras currently available on the market right now is the Tamron 16-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di-II VC PZD All-In-One (Click here to check for product prices and availability). It really does offer you an absolute ton of functionality as it offers great image quality for wide angle photographs, portrait photographs, and high-end zoom photographs all in the same lens.

Due to picking all of this up in one single Tamron lens, it potentially saves you money by reducing the number of lenses that you have to purchase as well as the amount of space and weight your lens collection take up. This combined with the excellent performance of the lens as well as its great build quality have made it a very popular choice with the lens also has earned a well-deserved reputation amongst both the photography and videography communities.

An excellent photograph taken with the Tamron 16-300mm lens that shows a good example of the type of landscape photo you can expect with it mounted on your Nikon D90 at its lower zoom ranges. — An excellent photograph that was taken with the Tamron 16-300mm lens that shows a good example of the type of landscape photo you can expect with it mounted on your Nikon D90 at its lower zoom ranges.

Although the lens has a massive focal length, it really does offer excellent image quality through its full range. In addition to this, the lens also includes its own native vibration compensation technology as well as its own autofocusing motor too.

The manual zoom and manual focus rings on the lens have been designed to be as quick and easy to locate as possible in all conditions. Both of the rings have been texturized so they feel totally different to the rest of the lens so even in low light, cold, and wet conditions you can quickly find them and customize your image as required.

The only real downside of the lens is that some low light conditions can result in a slightly grainy image quality but even then, this is fairly rare. Even with that said, we were able to find tons of third-party, independent reviews online like this one that still sing the lens praises and confirm that they are using it as their walk around lens that is handling over ninety percent of their photography needs.

Another great photograph that was taken with the Tamron 16-300mm.

If you are wanting to use your new Tamron lens for any landscape photography then you will probably want to pick up some lens filters to further customize its performance. The Tamron 16-300mm comes with a 67mm filter thread and we would highly recommend that you check out the Gobe 67mm lens filter range (Click here to check for product prices and availability) for some high-quality yet budget friendly lens filters.

At the very least we would recommend that our readers pick up one of Gobes 67mm UV filters (Click here to check for product prices and availability) as they are very cheap and help protect your expensive lens during accidents like the one in the image below. They are a fraction of the price of your lens and can help protect the front lens element and prevent it breaking without having any effect on your image quality while mounted on your lens.

This photograph shows an expensive lens fitted with a cheap UV filter after an accident. As you can see, the element on the lens filter is destroyed but the front element of the lens under the filter is perfectly safe.

All in all, we really do think that our readers looking to pick up a Tamron lens for their Nikon D90 should seriously consider investing in the Tamron 16-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di-II VC PZD All-In-One. It is an excellent lens that will cover the vast majority of the needs of most of our readers without breaking the bank.

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The video below offers an additional third-party, independent review for the Tamron 16-300mm to offer our readers an independent opinion of the product.

The Tamron Auto Focus 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 SP Di II LD

In our opinion, the only other Tamron lens that you may need to pick up for your Nikon d90 is the Tamron Auto Focus 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 SP Di II LD (Click here to check for product prices and availability). It is an excellent wide-angle lens that allows you to capture some unique photographs with great image quality. Since Tamron released the lens it has only gone from strength to strength and shows no signs of its growth slowing down, it has also managed to earn itself an excellent reputation amongst the community over the years too.

Although it has a variable focal length its capabilities as a zoom lens really are limited and we would not recommend picking this up unless it is to be used exclusively as your wide-angle lens of choice. The manual zoom and manual focus rings are easy to locate, smooth to turn, and very responsive allowing you to easily operate the lens no matter the conditions.

An great photograph taken with the Tamron Auto Focus 10-24mm showing the type of image you can expect out of your Nikon d90 if you choose to pick up the lens.

One thing that we would like to point out is that the performance of the Tamron Auto Focus 10-24mm is good even in low light where it will still offer you great image quality. The lens comes with a 77mm lens filter thread and as usual, we would recommend that our readers check out the Gobe 77mm filter range (Click here to check for product prices and availability).

If you are looking to pick up a Tamron lens for your Nikon d90 then we really think that the Tamron Auto Focus 10-24mm is something you should seriously consider. It has stood the test of time and maintained a constant positive reputation throughout. It offers excellent performance, great functionality, and a tough build quality so it can take its fair share of knocks.

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The video below offers an additional third-party, independent review for the Tamron 10-24mm to offer our readers an independent opinion of the product.