In a message dated 00-02-04 11:52:15 EST, you write:
> sat still, set the camera for rear curtain sync and 1/15 second, and shot.
> The slow shutter speed allowed the image on the monitor to show up clearly,
> while the N8008 made the flash put out just enough light to properly expose
> the rest of the picture. You can see the results at
> http://jmaynard.home.texas.net/jrmpic.html .
>
> I don't know how I'd do the same thing with an OM...In particular,
> front-curtain sync would have led to overexposing the picture de to the
> relatively high level of ambient light.
I think the OM-2 can do this. Just stop it down so that the shutter doesn't
close quickly and then fire a flash manually. When the metering system sees
enough light, it will close the shutter.
Warren
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