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I won't have SDM or weathersealing since i use a K100D
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Optics wise, I feel its better than 16-45.. but in term of Focus Speed.. slightly or maybe Marginal.. so since you dun have SDM, dun bother.. SDM only make Focus sounds Smoother..hopefully they will have new firmwares that makes its focus speed faster...
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The difference in focusing speed between the DA16-45 and DA*16-50 wide angle zoom is in my view not that significant. However focusing speed on the DA*50-135 telezoom is definitely fast. So I would conclude that SDM really shines on the tele end. Frankly I'm not too concerned with focus speed but on focus accuracy (i.e. no front or back focusing).
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well, I don't have a 16-45, a 17-70, or anything wider than a 50 1.4, other than the kit lens.
The kit lens is really quite slow, and quite unsharp, at 18/3.5. Hence i'm looking for a more travelly option. I do think that the pentax isn't priced as well as it could be - but perhaps it really is pretty expensive to manufacture. Aiee. decisions decisions. |
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The pentax 16-45, sigma 17-70, 18-50 are all very decents. For travel i think you can consider the 17-70.
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I hated the 16-50/2.8 when I saw the first samples... but I ended up with one nonetheless. I must admit after a while it does grow on you.
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How much did you get that for?
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