Gary Reese wrote
>
> OM-2000 for small product photography and copy work, due to the
> adjustable self timer; for outdoor manual flash work due to the 1/125th
> sync speed; for its acute-matte viewfinder screen.
> OM-4Ti for dioptric correction; titanium body for durability; multi-spot
> metering; 2-series screen capability; mirror/diaphragm prefire capability
> OM-2S for programmed automation; real-time spot metering; 2-series
> screen capability; mirror/diaphragm prefire capability
I also second the OM2000 since it provides aperture shot-down and mirror lift
when on Self timer. One has only to go to Gary's test site to see the
improvement in image sharpness this yields. Also, it is totally manual but
has spot-metering when the electronic meter is used. Considering the
eventual death of electronic circuit, complete manuality ( is that a valid
word?
(now it is !!)) must have a lot going for it. I realise it is not a real OM.
Also though I have a (smooth) OM1, and an equally smooth OM2 I still have
a soft spot for my first OM10 despite having needed maybe 3 magnet cleans
in 20 + years.
Brian
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