>
> dang that keh sale OM4t is really calling to me... except i have 2 OM1n
> bodies already, and one would have to go to make room.... what would you
> guys (and gals) suggest (other than the "go buy it), given i shoot mostly
> candid/casual indoors in ambient light, or old buildings when i get the
> chance, or whatever happens by when walking around town. spot meter would
> really be nice, but never having used it, dont know if it would truly help
> or i am just trying to justify new toys ;)
I aquired an om4ti from a list member here a few months ago. I have used
the spot meter but never used the multi spot. For me one of the big
advantages over my om2 and om3 is the self timer. I take a lot of
architecture, sculptures and night photos - so things that can't run away.
The ability to take photos with the appature and mirror already moved has
improved the resolution I see in the scans of the negatives compared to a
tripod and cable release.
The adjustement for eye sight may or may not be of much use to you.
I certainly could have used the 2000 shutter speed when I went to the
grand canyon several years ago. With my head out of the window of the
co-piolot seat I had a om2 and a 50mm. On auto with the appature closed
right down I was over exposed at 1/1000!
If these features are not any ues to you how about an om2spot? I think the
spot only works in manual mode but then the om3 I got after the om2 does
not even have an automatic mode!
Regards
James
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