The Awesome comeback of 3rd party lenses
3rd party lenses are making a comeback. They have improved quality, speed, and sharpness to bring them more inline with the best from Canon & Nikon. But 1 manufacture has taken it to a new level. Check out the video to see why I absolutely now recommend third party lenses and what manufacture rises above the rest.
Some of my favorite 3rd party lenses that I personally use and love:
Tamron 24-70 f2.8 VC (Only buy this new from an authorized dealer)
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