>My main interest in camera use will be on trips and nature/landscape
>shots. (Mainly tramping in New Zealand, and possibly Britain if I stay
>here.)
>
>>From reading the web a little it seems that the OM-1N would be a better
>buy in terms of long term repair options, and of course I wish I could
>afford a 4Ti.
I had never seen an OM-PC until last weekend at the Buena Park camera show.
What a sweet little camera - black finish on brass body and nice grippy
rubber cladding. This one was in great shape for $135 including the
multi-coated Zuiko 50mm/F1.8 lens. What a deal. I found out later that Keh
has one in excellent condition for about the same price. It can be used
manually, in automatic program mode, and has a switch to change between
center weighted metering or a simple form of matrix metering. No spot
meter, but almost like a slightly simplified OM4. Nice cheap way to start
out accumulating Zuiko lenses.
Winsor
Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California, USA
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