Right, so let's add those in if you want to charge over $1,000 for a similar lens.
Here's one that does have both of those, but minus the aperture. Granted, smaller zoom range, but starts to show what's possible. (And that's for APS-C, which are more expensive to make constant aperture than 4/3 lenses.)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002LVUIXU/ref=pe_62860_27289550_pe_vfe_dt1
Ah, you mean a real lens.
Look guys, snarkiness aside, d1rockwild made a sarcastic comment about the needs of the video shooter. I'm only saying that those needs aren't being fully met by manufacturers of hybrid systems. That sarcastic comment seems to reflect the actual attitude of equipment makers.
Now, is anyone here really opposed to having such options available?
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