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Question: Will this lens work with my Sony HVR - A1U?
Document: The lens provides wide angle performance at a substantially lower cost than near equivalent Sony lens. I have had the lens for a couple months and have not had time for a full evaluation but there have been no disappointments in its capabilities.
I installed this lens on my Sony Alpha 55 camera and also tried it on the Sony Alpha 550 which is my second camera... In both cases this Tamron 10-24mm zoom gave me complete satisfaction.
Not a lot to say other than after researching this lens and comparable offerings from Sony and Sigma, I opted for the Tamron. All three were close in features, but the Tamron was lower priced and had a $50 Rebate.Right from the minute you open the package, you can see that this is a finely crafted product. The external finish is perfect and the lens has a nice "heft" to it.
When I moved to my Sony auxiliary flash, there was practically no shadow effect because the flash tube sits higher on the camera. When I snapped the diffuser over the flash tube, all the shadows were gone and the result was beautiful, high quality images that were evenly lighted.I would definitely recommend this lens to a friend. It is a great product and an excellent value.
I shoot with a Sony A300 with the DT 18-70 mm & 55-200 mm lens combo. Tamron's 10-24 mm is a great edition to the set. Smooth zooming action with little distortion at the edges and no vignetting at any zoom range. Good auto focus action, though it's just a hair slower than than the stock lenses from Sony. Shade is a bit bulky and awkward to carry around.
I bought this lens to shoot the interiors of rooms for real estate photography with my Sony A77. In many cases the room is too small to get anything but two walls with an 18-55mm kit lens. This lens is perfect for what I wanted it to do. Now when I am in a small room I can still get a decent shot from the doorway without the room appearing to be the interior of a box car. I love this lens!
(My Sony a77 also did very well). The lens also endured a dusting with sand with no ill effects. So I'm confident that this is a solid lens that can take some real-world abuse. It's weight is good. It's not so heavy as to be a burden. The problem is the huge lens hood, which is hard to fit in a bag or case.The 77mm filter size is convenient for Sony users since it's commonly used. I can share filters among lenses.
Bought this after much sole searching and reading reviews. Took the f:3.5 over f:4 (other lenses). Also like the 10-24mm feature. Same as 15-36mm for 35mm film format. The zoom action is smooth; unit is well-made; auto-focus works very well for a wide-angle lens. No problem coupling to the Sony Alpha body. Changing from matrix to center-weighted to spot metering will depend on what you are photographing. So be aware.
But who wants to shoot square paved paper prints...andThe upper end focal length: 24 mm(36mm equivalent on full frame sensors)is a great all purpose focal length for landscapes and family or home picture taking.I'd warmly recommend the combination Sony Alpha 55 + Tamron 10-24 + Sony zoom 18-250mm: a great focal length span with just two lenses...
This lens can almost be the standard lens, certainly for indoor work. It is quite sharp, provides very straight lines, and captures all of the indoor setting, as well as dramatic outdoor pictures. I'm very pleased with this and have been using it more than I thought I would.
Answer: The version I bought has a Canon lens mount.  According to their website (http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/1024_diII.asp#ad-image-0) it is available with a Sony mount, but it is designed for DSLRs, not video cameras.  I would call Tamron USA to find out for sure.