I have a lot of stuff but I have never had an OM-1 in my stash. When
shooting artwork I use 2 banks of Britek lights, and take readings with
a Sekonic L-328. I tweaked the OM-2 needle position to be accurate
with the 2-13, but it is not on the button with all lenses. Outdoors I
often shoot on auto.
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Dawid Loubser wrote:
> If you're shooting with the 2-13 screen, why not an OM-1 with hand-
> held meter?
> Or did you doctor your OM-2 to give correct meter readings? (of
> course, yes, in slower speeds
> when RT-OTF metering kicks in, it doesn't matter, but still...)
>
> My favourite combination is the 90/2.0M and the 1-8 (very fine matte)
> screen,
> I can imagine it's a very similar experience to the 50/2.0M. I have,
> of course,
> never laid my hands on a 2-series screen, would love to one day.
>
>
> On 01 Sep 2009, at 4:32 PM, John Hermanson wrote:
>
>> Speaking of shooting a lot of digital, then doing some film. An
>> artist
>> customer needed some slides of her paintings. Looking through the
>> OM-2
>> finder (2-13 screen) with 50mm f2 macro, the view was downright 3
>> dimensional. What a pleasure.
>
>
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