100-400 in spring?

Hithertoo wrote:

My point is that its just another slow variable aperture zoom lens which is nothing to get excited about. Seriously, Panasonic and Olympus are dropping their game. We have what? 4 lenses at 25mm now, and another slow variable aperture zoom to go among the many, and another 45mm prime + one at 42.5mm

How many times can you release a lens at the same focal length before people say enough of the $hit. What other manufacturer puts out 4 lenses at an identical focal length? for the same system and mount. I get the fact that Micro Four Thirds isn't supported by Tokina or Sigma very well but you don't have to make up for it by introducing variations of lenses they otherwise would bring to the table.

Excuse me while I continue to lose faith in the Micro Four Thirds road map.

Actually we have 7 native 25mm lenses now. 2 from panasonic, 1 from olympus, 1 from voigtlander, 1 from slr magic, 1 from veydra, and one frome some other company I cant recall right now. Then we have 3 42.5mm lenses and the 45mm f1.8. Oh and there is a 45mm f2.8 from panasonic too.

Yeah Idk where they are going with the road map either but Voigtlander has released everything I want so far so Im good. If they release a 67.5mm f0.95 next Ill be totally satisfied.