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Sounds like the performance and IQ of this lens is pretty poor. Shame it would have been great to have a zoom that flat.

Ouch if those price estimates are accurate then I'm not in a big hurry to invest that much into the Oly glass. (still shoot with a Nikon FX camera). Guess we'll just have to wait til its...

I'm pretty excited, this will go perfectly with my recently purchased OM-D. Weather sealing is a big plus too

actually Apeture priority mode is different from Auto

Not bad at all for ISO 12,800

Hes jusr being an idiot troll, jusr ignore forpetessake, its clear hes spouting nonsense to get people mad

I still don't consider cramming 24 MP capacity onto an APS-C sensor some great 'victory' over Canon, its more sad that it reflects catering to the wants of misinformed consumers

Interior wide shots with lower available light makes sense to me, thanks

Thanks for the good examples

Please don't troll like that

Can seasons photogs chime in and tell me what situations you find a fast wide angle prime (especially on full frame cameras) useful? I can think of maybe landscape and architecture, but honestly,...

The D3200 is better than the D3200? Did you typo?

Sorry but that's. Incredibly. Unrealistic. For a full frame sensor lens of that category. With the inclusion of image stabilization this id already a competitive price compared to canon or nikons...

Usually not since Sony dSLRs have in body IS, making it redundant to have it on the lenses

@ Eric Sorenson from what I read on Adorama, the Tamron only seems to be priced about $100 less than the canon version, however its about $300-400 less than the Nikon version

Anyone else wish they kept ISO and WB as buttons on the top upper left dial?

I too like the D7K AF switching controls better than the D700's as well

Enough with the stupid brand wars already, I'm.a Nikon shooter and I think what you said sounds stupid, don't care about brand superiority, Individual cameras are all that matters

I don't think initial MSRP means much as store prices are usually lower

I agree, as with most any other creative field, its about 1% true genius/talent and about 99% practice/hardwork/experience.