It really isn't that complicated. What IS complicated is how our brain
works or doesn't I should say; at least mine anyways. For example,
yesterday I decide to shoot some B&W. I find a beautiful three tresseled
stone bridge and start shooting late in day as the sun is fading. I'm spot
metering on manual and auto, changing lenses, composition, bracketing, I'm
feeling really good about my results. After an hour of shooting I pack up
and drive away. On the road, after my brain has had a chance to relax, I
suddenly realize that I hadn't been bracketing afterall. In my frenzy, I
was rotating the aperture ring, not the shutter speed. Call me DUFUS! One
of these days I'll get it right, I hope! There's always tomorrow - I hope!
Ron S.
Ron & Mary Spolarich
caesar2@xxxxxxxxxxxx
www.mscollectibles.com
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Ron Yabroff
Sent: Thursday, December 30, 1999 9:40 PM
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [OM] Flash cord for OM-4 Ti to Metz 45CT-1
>Ron: Your OM4Ti most certainly does have a PC connection. It's located
>near the lense mount on the lower side. If you purchased the Ti new,
remove
>the black cap. Or have I misunderstood you?
Thanks to all. I just saw the thing near the rewind knob and
assumed that that was some fancy connection for TTL-flash. I appreciate
your help as I try to figure out how to use this camera--it is more
complicated than the OM-1.
Ron
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