No. Virtually identical cameras.
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>Is there any significant different between a 4t and a 4ti?
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>Bob Benson
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>For the record, afaik, the 4T / Ti have the same seals and
>gaskets as a plain 4.
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>>
>> pottyman@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>
>> >OK so OM 1 is out, I agree auto is a must for weddings.
>> >I do use my OM 10 in auto and manual but mostly for landscapes and
>such.
>> >So according to this table the only difference in the 4 and 4ti is
>> >the Super FP Flash support with F280?
>> >
>> That's the only major performance difference. The 4T(i)
>replaced the
>> brass top and bottom plates with titanium (hence the "T"), cool, I
>> suppose, but not of any real world significance. Oly also improved
>> overall sealing of the body against dust and water
>>
><http://brashear.phys.appstate.edu/lhawkins/photo/crash-test.txt>. The
>> electronics also were improved, most practically to have a lower at
>> rest current draw for longer battery life. However, quite a
>few plain
>> '4's have this circuit as well. Details and how to tell
>which circuit
>> are here <http://olympus.dementia.org/Hardware/OM-4_circuits.html>.
>>
>> >so if I am using a t-32 or t-45 there would be no advantage in the
>4ti??
>> >
>> Correct
>>
>> >Also could you give me a ballpark estimate on a good condition OM 4
>> >or 4ti?? I wanted to get some idea of how much money I need to come
>> >up with to do this.
>> >
>> Well, Gord has offered a 4 for $215, which is a good price
>for a clean
>> one. A 4T or Ti would likely be at least twice that, with
>really nice
>> quite a bit more yet.. The other possible advantage to a
>T(i) is that
>> factory repairs will be available for a few years. Olympus doesn't
>> service the plain 4 anymore. John and Clint do, however. I
>have a Ti,
>> but mostly use a couple of 4s with the new circuit.
>>
>> Moose
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