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Support for no-AF motor growing

PostPosted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 9:01 pm
by chrisk
Tamron annouced more goodies for d40/40x/60 owners...including the legendary 90mm macro lens. it appears that pretty much all of tamron, sigma and nikkors are now being released with in-lens motors so this is great news for d40/60 guys. but imo, it also signals that the loss of the motor cant be too far away further up the nikon line. maybe the next incarnation of the d90.

SP AF90mm F/2.8 Di MACRO 1:1 with Built-in AF Motor for Nikon (Model 272E) -Lightweight, Compact and High-performance Macro Lens
Designed for Full-size SLR Cameras

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NEW TAMRON SP AF10-24mm Di II HIGH-PERFORMANCE ULTRA WIDE-ANGLE ZOOM LENS WITH UNPRECEDENTED FOCAL LENGTH RANGE (MODEL B001) Designed for Exclusive Use for Canon and Nikon (with Built-in AF Motor) Small Sensor DSLR Cameras

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and check this superzoom out. 18-270mm with VC !! dayum :shock:

ANNOUNCING THE TAMRON AF18-270MM Di II VC ULTRA HIGH POWER ZOOM LENS A Technological Breakthrough-World's Longest Range 15X Zoom Lens Has Exclusive Built-In Vibration Compensation Mechanism Optimized For Consumer Digital SLR Cameras

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Re: Support for no-AF motor growing

PostPosted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 3:19 pm
by aim54x
BUMP!

:agree: the introduction of in-built micro motors is really good for people with D40/40x/60's, too bad that the Tamron's to date are not AF-S equivalent (17-50mm 2.8, 70-200mm 2.8 especially from what I have heard and seen).

The 18-270mm VC looks interesting, do we have a worthy 18-200 VR competitor??