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Who Uses Olympus SHG Lenses and Why?
See the Overview of Olympus Super High Grade (SHG) Lenses.
The main appeal of the Four Thirds and particularly the Micro Four Thirds formats is the small size and light weight of the cameras and specially the lenses.
Yet the Olympus Super High Grade (SHG) lenses are huge and heavy compared to Micro Four Thirds lenses. So huge and heavy that they are really not much savings over their equivalents for a full-frame 35mm DSLR. And they require a lens adapter to work on a Micro Four Thirds camera like the Olympus OM-D E-M5.
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