Size is the reason for the 15/4, looking at what Pentax showed, the
15/4 is significantly smaller than the DA 14, let alone the 12-24. It
looks to be comparable in size to the bloody tiny SMC-M 20/4.

The DA Limiteds are probably the most attractive aspect to Pentax's
lineup right now. Small, reasonably priced and very good primes
combined with in-body IS is something no other camera maker offers.

-Adam

On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 12:06 PM, Paul Stenquist <[email protected]> wrote:
> I don't understand why they need a 15/4 with a 14/2.8 and the 12-24/4 in the
> line. Like you, I most wanted the 60-250. However, I would gladly accept the
> extra weight of a 2.8 lens. I may go for the Sigma.
> Paul
> On Feb 8, 2009, at 11:37 AM, William Robb wrote:
>
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Stenquist"
>> Subject: Re: The Ghost Appears!
>>
>>
>>> I have the 80-320 4-5.6, but I know I need a new zoom in this range.
>>> Having an extra stop, or two, is critical at longer focal lengths.
>>
>> I questioned this (to myself at least) when they made public their plan
>> for this lens. An f2.8 would be nice, but I'd take the f4 for the smaller
>> size and weight.
>> For myself, they may as well shelve the 60-250 at this point, I'm so
>> frustrated with Pentax for the continued delays that I'd likely not buy one
>> out of spite.
>>
>> I bet they come up with 3 more unneeded zooms between 24mm and 100mm
>> before the 60-250 gets released.
>> Any bets on if the 15/4 and 55/1.4 ever get released?
>>
>> William Robb
>>
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