Sigma and Tamron discontinue a total of 40 DSLR lenses

Sep 28, 2022 by Dunja Djudjic Leave a Comment

It looks like the trend of killing off DSLR lenses continues. After Nikon and Canon, Tamron and Sigma seem to be killing off a bunch of lenses for DSLR cameras. With 18 lenses from Sigma and 22 from Tamron, there is a total of 40 lenses that are soon no longer going to be produced.

The report is based on the availability of Sigma and Tamron DSLR lenses at major UK retailers, as Nikon Rumors suggests. Checking B&H, I noticed that most of these lenses have already been listed as discontinued. You can still find the others on B&H or Amazon, but they’re likely to be discontinued soon as well.

Discontinued Sigma lenses

Discontinued Tamron lenses

[via Nikon Rumors]

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