And yes the tamron are ring type ultrasonic motors similar to what
canon uses. I hope that clears some confusion. The DC motor in my
20-40 is a little poky but it feels solid and reliable. I can't say
the same about my 60-250
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You won't see another lens use the SDM motor that was in the 17-70,
60-250,50-135, 16-50, etc ever again. They revived the branding for
the tamron lenses, which frankly was a serious mistake and has led to
a lot of confusion. The motors are built by tamron in those lenses and
are comparable to the
Stan,
You raised an interesting question.
The thought of the ultrasound being heard by some animals/birds had
crossed my mind before. I had not got to read about that actual design of
the motor until your post nudged me.
Prior to that I was somewhat dismissing "ultrasonic" assuming it
I went to Wikipedia to see if they could tell me what an ultrasonic motor is,
how it works, and whether it can be heard.
That last point was my first question actually. Seeing the term “ultrasonic”
triggered the thought that the sonic may be “ultra” with respect to human
hearing, but maybe
The HD Pentax D FA* 70-200mmF2.8 ED DC AW doesn't use the same type of
SDM micromotors as the DA*-series lenses. Actually it doesn't use SDM
at all - but DC motors. Fast, reliable.
Last Pentax lens with these SDM micromotors was announced in 2008.
Since then we had 3 K-mount "SDM" lenses, all
Hmmm nice deal. Is this lens one of the ones that has the unreliable
SDM focusing mechanism I heard about with the 60-250 or such?
On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 5:05 PM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> Just in case someone is shopping for lenses...
> B has some sale on
Hi All,
Just in case someone is shopping for lenses...
B has some sale on Pentax items. I don't know how good all the prices
are, - but D FA* 70-200mm/2.8 is only $1696, which is $100 lower than what
is was going for (1800).
Adorama has the same price for this lens.
Here are other sale
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