I have the OM2000, great learning camera. I am currently in a photography
class at a community college and it's exactly what they require.....manual.
Jodi Jakeway
http://www.iserv.net/~jjakeway
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From: "Skewes Alexandra M" <Skewes@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 10:59 AM
Subject: [OM] OM10 & OM2000
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> Hi, I am new to the list but I've gotten a lot of help
> from different members in the past. Thanks to you all.
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> I am a geologist, originally from Chile, and I take pictures
> mostly for illustrating purposes. I take a lot of pictures under
> the microscope and of landscapes. Lately
> I have started taking close-up of rocks and that's
> been a challenge.
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> My husband traded his Nikon for an OM-1 in the 70's and
> since then this has been his one and only camera. I
> have an OM2s that I really like.
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> My 17 year old daughter is taking for the first time
> photography classes in High School and needs a 35 mm SLR camera.
> I would like to by her an Olympus body. I thought of
> an OM 10 or an OM 2000. Since I don't know much about
> these cameras I need some advice. Are these OK for learning?
> Can the zuiko lenses, used for OM1 and OM2, be used with the OM10 or
> OM2000?
>
> This is a great site and I've enjoyed visiting it
>
> Thanks
>
> Alex
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