Hi Robert,
1. The all matte screens by Olympus are;
1-4N, 1-8
2-4
The 2-4 is a brighter all-matte screen, where 2-13 has a micro-split
circle/micro prism ring - similar to 1-13.
2. You should specify as follows for the T-series flash guns:
a. TTL AutoCord T0.3m
b. TTL AutoCord T0.6m
c. TTL AutoCord T2m
d. TTL AutoCord T5m
3. F280 is a GN 28 (ISO100) flashgun dedicated for the -4Ti and the -3Ti in
the 'Super FP' mode in addition to normal TTL auto and manual modes.
When F280 is set to 'Super FP' mode one can set the camera at any shutter
speeds (not restricted to 1/60sec), depending on what aperature setting
chosen. The drawback to this usage is limited flash output range.
The off-camera cord for this flash gun is called TTL AutoCord F0.6m.
Incidentally, both cords T0.6m and F0.6m are coiled cords.
Regards,
Jim Terazawa
>
> Hi all
>
> I'm hoping to buy an OM4Ti, but have some queries. If anyone could help
> with these it would be much appreciated:
>
> 1. What is the number of the all-matte focus screen for an OM4Ti? Is it
> the 2-13 that Steve is asking about? (I have a 1 series matte screen in
> my OM2n which I like). Does this matte screen throw meter readings out?
>
> 2. The Olympus distributer here sells what is described as "SHOE CORD
> for off-camera TTL from hotshoe". I'm after a TTL cord to run from the
> OM4Ti to a T32 flash. Would this possibly be it?
>
> 3. What is a F280 flashgun? (I've never seen one) Does it have any
> advantages to a T32? Does it need a different off-camera TTL cable from
> what a T32 would use?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Robert Ashdown
>
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