Naigar 35mm f/2.8 Auto Wide

Great product and great price. Will be able to take portraits and street photography. Great quality and great pictures. Great all around lens. After testing out the lens it has a great picture quality and is well worth the money I have a lot of Tamron lenses. There were a lot of other lands that I could have bought but I love this focal length and it is good for all around photos be it street photography or portrait or family pictures even landscape it's a great all around lens and the price is great I would recommend this to anyone.

Great for everyday photography, but autofocus may turn away video shooters The Tamron 35 mm F/2.8 Di III OSD M1:2 lens for Sony is a great walk-around lens for general photography, particularly wider angle street photography and environmental portraits. It's very compact, light, and surprisingly sharp as Tamron has come a very long way in quality, at least since my early days shooting with their Canon superzoom lenses. As with most, if not all, third party Sony lenses, autofocus does take a bit of a hit. This lens tends to hunt for focus in low light, though not frequently enough to be a major inconvenience. Also, the autofocus does make a whirring sound that is noticeable on video, so this lens may not be a good fit for video shooters, in which case sticking to native Sony glass may be the best option. As far as photography is concerned, this is a solid lens that gives you sharp, clean images at a much more affordable price than the Sony-Zeiss 35 mm lenses.Read full review

Great little lens The Tamron di iii is a pleasant surprise. It’s fairly sharp, renders well, and is really light. The focus isn’t perfect but it’s not slow either. Always hits accurately but a tad noisy. Clearly, this isn’t up to the performance of a Batis 40mm or a sigma 35 1.2, but it’s better than 300 bucks too.... Again, today’s lenses are sharper and better than most photographers too..