I bought my OM-1n (along with its accompanying Zuiko 50mm f1.8) and a
small camera bag with the money I received for my 19th birthday in 1998
from Jessops in Sunderland. I still manage to fit everything in that
camera bag (an OM 135mm f3.5, OM 50mm f3.5 macro, OM 28mm f2.8, three
cable releases, a t-mount, a lens pen, 2 rolls of film the OM-1n and
50mm and a Garmin E-Trex GPS. Not a lot of gear I know, but if you saw
the size of the bag!. TARDIS comes to mind! I was also given an OM-10
and loads of gear a few years later but I guess that doesn't count. Its
stuck in the loft at home, soon to be donated to my girlfriend.
All the best,
Gareth.
>>Ah the thread morphes again! You bring up an interesting question
>>Siddiq!
>>
>>For those brave enought to answer -
>>
>>How old are you now (you can skip this part if you wish!) :)
>>
>>And (more importantly) how old were you when you bough your first
>>OM,
>>and what was it?
>>
>>I am 43 (for another month anyway) and purchased my first OM at the
>>ripe
>>old age of 17. An OM-1 with a 50 1.8 Zuiko.
>>
>>Jim Couch
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