Available in Nikon mount this September and Canon later, it's 3. While its "SP" counterpart provides 2mm more on the wide angle, you're getting an extra 5mm in focal length on the telephoto side. What you will find missing, and probably why it has a reduced price point, is the vibration compensation engine that helps with image stabilization and reduces shake as well as the ultrasonic drive that enables speedy autofocus.
For those in need of autofocus, the mm does have an optimized silent drive that does offer silent free autofocusing. Tamron also added its broad-band anti-reflection coating to reduce ghosting and flare. A flourine coating to keep dirt and oil at bay and its moisture-resistant construction makes it safe in adverse weather conditions. It will be interesting to see how this lens stacks up with its more expensive "SP" counterpart. Premiering on January 28th at the Sundance Film Festival, Touch Me is an unhinged, inventive and provocative horror-comedy that follows two codependent best friends who become addicted to the heroin-like touch of an alien narcissist.
This post was written by Michelle Gallina and originally appeared on the Adobe blog on January 25, Starring Olivia Taylor Dudley and Lou Taylor-Pucci as the tracksuit-clad alien, this surreal yet deeply layered story explores how humans wrestle with trauma, self-doubt, and anxiety, and make peace with the world around them.
Editor Jess Weber worked diligently with Heimann from the beginning to ensure they were aligned on the tone of this frenzied fever dream. From watching weekly horror films together to leveraging Frame. Addison and I have been good friends since I moved to LA in Leading up to production, we got together every week to watch a horror film that inspired the tone for the film.
It was crucial in making sure we were aligned heading into post production. I was in my office at home and I screamed profanities at our director, Addison, on the other end of the phone. But beyond that, I was pretty speechless and floored that we made it to Sundance. It made me so happy that other artists understood and appreciated our wild and weird movie.
