Just to reassure everyone, my OM4Ti works fine now and after that heart
stopping experience, I have made sure that the contacts WORK.
The OM4Ti is a fine camera, my favourite things about it,
the exceptional bright and large viewfinder
the smallish conveniently carryable size
the logical metering system that is designed towards good results everytime
overall sense of the design philosophy.
Go for the OM4Ti. I will be getting a few more myself when I have some spare
cash now that the system has been discontinued.
--Adi
Jonathan tan wrote:
> I stare in mute terror after having read Adi's soon misadventure with his
> Om4ti at the 'decisive moment'.
>
> I am quite puzzle as to what happen to his battery 'contact spring';it could
> be a case of material fatique or just simply 'god's will' kind of stuff.
>
> In fact ,I am looking forward to purchase a OM4Ti(is 4t and 4ti the same
> except that it is intended for different market?)
>
> Can someone(now breathless.....)or anyone.........(choke....,severe asthma
> attack) please convince me (trying to squeeze a few breath out )that I am on
> the right path?
>
> HELP!!!
>
> *Hey,I read with interest elsewhere on the web that the Zuiko's are being
> compare favourably with the Leitz's and carl zeiss lenses.Anyone can concur
> to it?
>
> Jonathan Tan
>
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