Adam Maas wrote on 21.03.06 2:15: > I don't think it will be a huge issue as long as the USM lenses are > full-on pro lenses for the first few years. The rate of obsolescence and > upgrading with DSLR's is such that most of the current bodies will be > out of use in 3-4 years. If I were Pentax, I'd bring out the f2.8 zooms > first, then USM versions of the 18-55 and 50-200 (Along with normal > versions of the kit zooms) when USM support appears in the replacements > for the current low-end bodies. Fill in the rest of the line as needed, > starting with updating the long primes to D-FA status. Adam, for the first time I have to agree with you :-)
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