I'd also add the eSIF (electronic Sales Information File), which has more
raw data than any book ever done.
Also worthwhile are the Vision Age magazines (19 in all), and the primary
8.5x11 brochures of the OM System, OM-x Bodies, Zuiko lenses, and the
Groups: Motor Drive, Macro, & Flash. The small books that came with the
cameras on the Lens Group and the MacroPhotography Groups are also very
good and more instructional than promotional.
Skip
Original Message:
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From: NSURIT@xxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 07:58:45 EST
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [OM] the definitive OM book
In a message dated 12/10/2002 5:17:55 AM Central Standard Time,
richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> What would people's ideal OM
> book be? May be just a condensation or best of the Olympus mailing list?
Three that I like are The OM System Lens Handbook, The Olympus OM Way by
L.A.
Mannheim and The World of OM-Systems by Franz Pangerl. One that none
should
forget is the instruction booklet for your particular camera/piece of
equipment. It is OK for us to use them, guys. Bill Barber
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