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<blockquote data-quote="Jim M." data-source="post: 3525771" data-attributes="member: 60675"><p>If you want a zoom lens with relatively light weight, I think the panny 100-400 (200-800mm equiv) is your best option. The only issue is that it might not be within your budget, especially if you pair it with the top of the line m4/3 such as the GH5, which will give you dual IS, or the EM-1 ii, which we now know has a new DSLR-matching sensor and excellent autofocus capabilities (also lighter than the GH5). The next best option appears to be the G80.</p><p></p><p>I think the bottom line is that you can only get three of these four desidarata: excellent image quality, light weight zoom lens, top autofocus capabilities, and within your budget. You'll have to decide how you want to compromise.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jim M., post: 3525771, member: 60675"] If you want a zoom lens with relatively light weight, I think the panny 100-400 (200-800mm equiv) is your best option. The only issue is that it might not be within your budget, especially if you pair it with the top of the line m4/3 such as the GH5, which will give you dual IS, or the EM-1 ii, which we now know has a new DSLR-matching sensor and excellent autofocus capabilities (also lighter than the GH5). The next best option appears to be the G80. I think the bottom line is that you can only get three of these four desidarata: excellent image quality, light weight zoom lens, top autofocus capabilities, and within your budget. You'll have to decide how you want to compromise. [/QUOTE]
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