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I have both (well my 14-150 is the Mk I but it's pretty close to the Mk II I think).
The 12-100 is certainly bigger and heavier, but I'd say it is a much higher quality, and the dual IS is also very handy. I found the 14-150 restrictive at the wide angle end, and also rather weaker quality-wise at the tele end. So for high quality work with my E-M1 I prefer to use the 12-100, with the 40-150 F2.8 if I need a longer reach.
For a lighter 'tourist' option I've just replaced my 14-150 with an Olympus 12-200! That has an extra reach at each end and is lighter than the 12-100 so fits on my Pen F rather better.
Chris
Chris Black OM-D E-M1 MkII, Silver PEN-F, Black Lumix GX7, and too many lenses!
I have both (well my 14-150 is the Mk I but it's pretty close to the Mk II I think).
For a lighter 'tourist' option I've just replaced my 14-150 with an Olympus 12-200! That has an extra reach at each end and is lighter than the 12-100 so fits on my Pen F rather better.
Chris
I would be interested in seeing some shots from the 12-200.
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