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<blockquote data-quote="Jim M." data-source="post: 3526039" data-attributes="member: 60675"><p>I wasn't commenting on dynamic range, but on noise/low light, which is reflected in the sports shooting scores. In any event, we are talking about small differences which most people could not visibly detect.</p><p></p><p>I was skeptical of the oly lens weight at first myself, but I have no problem carrying the Oly 300mm (600mm equiv on a m4/3 camera) with TC all day with the EM-1 on a shoulder strap. In any event, the D500 is heavier than the EM-1 mkii, so the phase fresnel weight advantage is partially offset by the body weight difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jim M., post: 3526039, member: 60675"] I wasn't commenting on dynamic range, but on noise/low light, which is reflected in the sports shooting scores. In any event, we are talking about small differences which most people could not visibly detect. I was skeptical of the oly lens weight at first myself, but I have no problem carrying the Oly 300mm (600mm equiv on a m4/3 camera) with TC all day with the EM-1 on a shoulder strap. In any event, the D500 is heavier than the EM-1 mkii, so the phase fresnel weight advantage is partially offset by the body weight difference. [/QUOTE]
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