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thank you. I´ve never owned neither so I can not judge anyway. I´m just a bit unsure if I should go with a used MarkI for maybe half the price. Or invest in a new one and hope its going to last me a good good while as a workhorse. hm ok thank you for that thought. I don´t consider the 16-80 at the moment. The only thing that has popped up now and doesn´t make the whole decision process easier is the new Sigma 17-40mm f1.8. The zoom range is definitely a bit shorter which is a bit a bummer but the 1.8f is pretty tempting because I want to do a decent amount of concert photography with it and generally really like wide open apertures. -
A little late to the discussion, but in addition to the reasons listed by @Astigmatism, hard stops at infinity might wreck the lens. Those mechanisms are big and “heavy”. If the autofocus motor is pushing it at full speed when it hits the stop, things could… well… go awry. So it safely coasts past the usual endpoint before heading back in the opposite direction. -
By David Webster · Posted
Thank you Bob! (and all others who weighed in). These explanations have been clear and most useful. I now understand things much better. I tried the continuous focus set to 4 with my subject detection and the largest focusing area with Much better results. I thank you kindly for the info! -
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I just discovered the same problem on my GFX 100 II. Shutter AF Off not working with the following settings : Button dial settings/Shutter AF AF-S Off AF-C Off Focus activated on AF ON Software 2.30
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