Originally posted by starbase218 The question is if Pentax feels that, after the introduction of the FF, these lenses may potentially steer "serious" photographers away from that FF. Pentax is already a small brand. It's possible they need every help to make the FF succeed. Canon and Nikon don't offer 50-135s either. They push you to fullframe instead. Pentax might need to do that too.
Unfortunately, I think the move to fullframe may result in Pentax being more and more like Canon/Nikon.
It must not be this way.
So far, Canon and Nikon have failed to make FF models as small and ergonomically sound as a K-3. Which includes its lens offerings. With small primes like FA43 etc, and small zooms like a DA*16-55-sized DFA* 24-70/4, the K-1 could become one.
I see that this isn't Pentax first priority, now doubling the 24-70/2.8 and 70-200/2.8 offerings. Fair enough, but it could be Pentax second priority. Make FF appeal to current APSC shooters, both in price and size, when considering both body and lens options. This is what I meant, making replacing a DA* 16-50 third priority. Still important though.