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In the first table below I've compared crops taken from the corner area. The first thing you'll notice is each lens suffers from some vignetting (darkening in the corners) when set to their respective maximum apertures, but this is easily corrected in software and is also essentially eliminated optically by closing each by a stop.
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The Leica Summilux 12mm f1.4 kicks-off the comparison in isolation as the only lens in the group to open to f1.4. There's visible vignetting darkening the image, but look beyond this and you'll see an image that's still impressive crisp and detailed. Close it to f2 and the vignetting essentially goes away, while the Olympus 12mm f2 joins the battle. The Olympus crop wide-open at f2 suffers from vignetting, but you'll also see that it's softer than the Leica Summilux - indeed it's lacking the crispness and details of the Leica when the Leica is at its maximum aperture of f1.4.
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At f2.8 the Olympus 7-14mm f2.8 can join the comparison and again exhibits some vignetting. I'd say the 7-14mm at f2.8 looks quite a lot like the Olympus 12mm f2 does at f2. Meanwhile the Olympus 12mm f2 when closed a stop to f2.8 has eliminated the vignetting and crispened-up a little, effectively beating the 7-14mm zoom, but still falling behind the Leica Summilux.
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I'd say all three improve again at f4 and between there and f5.6 represents the peak of each lens - as you'd expect for the Micro Four Thirds format. I'd also say from f4 onwards the two Olympus lenses are pretty well-matched with the major difference in quality terms being their colour balance - the zoom seems visibly warmer when all are processed with the same white balance settings. Meanwhile the Leica Summilux enjoys crisper corners than either.
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At f8, diffraction begins to show its ugly face with minor softening from all three, and by f11 they're all effectively on the same level. The quality falls noticeably at f16 where the Summilux bows out, leaving the two Olympus lenses to offer an f22 option which significantly reduces the quality. If you've never seen the effect of diffraction in action, this table should illustrate why it's important to learn the optimal apertures for your system.

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In the second table I've compared crops taken from the middle of the frame where all three lenses perform very well even with their apertures wide-open. The Leica Summilux arguably enjoys a minor boost in contrast and sharpness over its two rivals here, but this is pixel-peeping. The major difference in sharpness is to be seen towards the corners, where the Summilux enjoys an advantage over the two Olympus lenses.
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