The Zuiko is far more portable, and is less bulky if you are looking for a compact zoom. And since it makes no difference if you use this on the Lumix G series cameras as both super wide angle lenses do not support any image stabilization within the lens itself.
The Leica Noctilux f/1 is a good example and that cost about USD$7,000 a piece. But as with all gadget freaks, I often wonder what happens to it once you spend that sort of money.
Before you run out to shoot a concert, be sure to take into account the parameters of your shoot. First, you need a long lens, and you can’t use a flash. This means you need a pretty fast lens to get close up.
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What I like about it is the experience. You see, there are no zoom lenses to start with. Everything is RF focused, thus you can’t have a zoom lens for this. There is no instant playback. No CF card and you actually have to wait for the images to be developed before you can see them!
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