Tamron 24-70 F2.8 with Image stabilisation

This could be 'big' if done properly (cough 17-50mm VC cough). Image stabilisation can be really valuable. They are also using a proper AF motor this time.

It will be interesting to see MTF charts and some samples. I take it this won't happen soon, as they have only 'announced development'.

Another important change is 82mm filter thread, so this would seem like 77mm is getting out of fashion.
 
b****r! i just bought the canon one! :)
 
Pre-emptive strike in case Canon launch the 24-70 II IMHO.
 
Or a decentered missfocusin brick lol

Very true, which is also more or less true for many other cheap and expensive lenses, some with the red ring. There ARE good and bad copies, or more precisely lens and camera combinations (taking into account mount and sensor misalignments).
 
Very true, which is also more or less true for many other cheap and expensive lenses, some with the red ring. There ARE good and bad copies, or more precisely lens and camera combinations (taking into account mount and sensor misalignments).

+1
 
And you will therefore enjoy a great real lens, rather than waiting a year for the unknown

Hope the MkII is not in the offing for a while!!!
 
Tamron don't have another 24-70 in their line up.

If you mean the 28-75 f2.8 then it's a cracking lens. VERY Small and light, sharp and contrasty. Just not so good in lower light than the canon 24-70.
 
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