George: I've tried the OM-4Ti and am very impressed. I like the
small size and rugged nature of the entire OM-series, as well as the
quality of Zuiko optics. I also love the spot-metering of the
OM-4/3(Ti).
Basically, I don't think the OM-4Ti (or the -3Ti) lacks anything. I
guess I'm just reluctant to make a choice right now in light of the
Photokina rumor.
Brian
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Subject: Re: [OM] New OM Camera, and apology.
Author: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at internet
Date: 5/20/98 10:58 AM
Brian;
I didn't see any error in your previous post. And believe me, if there
was an error there, our list attack dog, 'Kennedy', would have quickly
pointed it out to one and all. So, relax.
As per your question, there are unconfirmed rumors of an OM-5Ti or some
such to be announced at Photokina in a couple months. I have heard no
more than this. I am hoping the rumor is true, but have my doubts.
Finally, if you want to upgrade from a 1n, the 4Ti is still one helluva
good camera. What do you think it lacks?
george
Brian Utter wrote:
>
> Fellow Olympus-faithful:
>
> Please excuse the glaring grammatical error in my first E-mail on this
> subject.
>
> My question is: has anyone heard whether or not Olympus will market a
> new OM-system camera to replace the OM-4Ti? If so, does anyone know
> what features the new camera will have?
>
> I love my OM-1n, but am considering an upgrade. If Olympus is
> introducing a new model in the next year, I would definitely be in the
> market for a -4Ti replacement.
>
> Thanks in advance for comments on this issue -- Brian
>
--
george :>)
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