> > >| I have 15 Om bodies in my collection ,the oldest a OM-1 purchased in
> 1976
> > Depends on how many you actually use to make pictures.
>
> Winsor, your challenge is accepted:
>
> 1. Slow speed slide film for landscapes
> 2. High speek slide film for sports, action & nature
> 3. Slow speed print for family pictures
> 4. Low contrast print film for portraits
> 5. High speed print for family sports and action
> 6. Slow black and white for landscapes
> 7. High speed black and white for street and candids
> 8. Infrared for special effects
> 9. Duplicating film for slide copying
> 10 & 11. Matched pair with matched lens on fixed bracket for stereo
> photography
> 12, 13 & 14. 3 bodies with calibrated shutter speeds for zone system
> photography
> 15. Spare body for lending, or perilous situations
>
> And now where is that OM-1 I had attached to my telescope? And if I ever get
> my OM-F that I lent to my daughter, I can use it for trap focus photography.
> And if I get an OM2000 I can dedicate it to double exposures.
>
> Warren
err, Warren, I guess you need at least two more bodies
16) slow slide film for macro shots with macro lenses&flashes
17) tungsten film (or do you really want to carry those heavy
tungsten-to-daylight filters with you ;-))
9a) you do not want only copy slide to slide film but also some
of your nice negatives to slide film
9b) and what's with your experimentations with black and white copies
from color film ?
Rudy
Berlin/Germany
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