I'm using LR 6.0 which doesn't support my E-M1X RAW files so I convert them all to .dng which works well for me.

Right eye only, left is closed

A wise man once told me "It's only a deal if you get what you want." The first thing to consider when shopping for a lens is not the price, but whether or not that lens will do what you need it to do. I have a 14-150 that fit my needs when I bought it, but is not usable for most of my recent shooting because it is too slow. It works fine for a lot of things, but not indoor sports so I don't thing the questions about how a product will be used are faux-wise at all, but rather may serve to encourage an enlightedned decision.

As with everything else, it all depends on what you are shooting. When I shoot roller derby which is fast action in low light I use a M1 with a 40-150 2.8. When I go on vacation I take an old EM5 with a 1st gen 14-150 4-5.6 because most of my subjects are well lit with little motion. My understanding is the only difference between the 1st and 2nd gen 14-150 is the weather sealing which I wish I had, but not worth buying another one. I have had my EM5/14-150 kit since 2013, have used it a lot and have no complaints (except for that time the thumb grip fell off and I had to replace the back panel).