On Dec 11, 2009, at 11:12 AM, Mark Roberts wrote:
William Robb wrote:
From: "Mark Roberts"
This time next year there will be at least one full-frame camera
available for around $1600.00 US. I expect a Pentax full-frame to be
at least announced, if not available, by then.
The 55mm f/1.4 will make a nice normal lens for it :)
I'm sure it will, but in the meantime, are they planning on
orphaning APS-C
or supporting it?
Of course they'll still support it. Both Canon, who were the first to
full-frame, and Nikon, who denied plans for full-frame right up to the
moment they released one, still support APS-C.
If the latter, a standard lens would be nice....
My guess is that the traditional, slow consumer-zoom will probably be
the "standard lens" for APS-C :(
The DA* 16-50/2.8 is my APS-C standard lens, with the FA 35/2 filling
in occasionally. Both are excellent. No need to resort to a consumer
zoom :).
Paul
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