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Re: [OM] An OM day, with introduction

Subject: Re: [OM] An OM day, with introduction
From: "Danrich" <danrich@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2003 14:28:21 -1000
Aloha Kyle
Great to hear that the youth of today still like and love the older
OM's.
In my high school days, in my photography class it was before the OM's
came out and at the time I got a Miranda similar to the OM but not as
good.
Dan

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Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 1:48 PM
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Subject: [OM] An OM day, with introduction

Hello all,

Most of you do not know me, so I'll introduce myself. I am 16 years old,
I 
live in San Diego, and I have been a Zuikoholic since I was 14 when I
got my 
OM-2.  Up to that time, I had been using my father's OM-1 and lenses.  I
have 
subscribed to this list for nearly 2 years, but I have only posted about
4 times. 
 I have learned much from this list, and my photography has improved 
significantly.  I currently use an OM-2 with 24/2.8, 28/2.8, 35/2,
50/1.4, and 
85-250/5 lenses, a Vivitar macro focusing teleconverter and an array of
accessories 
that I keep in my Lowepro mini trekker backpack.  Anyway...

This year I am finally taking a photo class at my high school.  Today we

brought in our personal cameras for teacher approval.  There were about
3 C*non 
AE-1s, a few plastic bargain SLRs, and to my amazement, the two students
nearest 
me had an OM-1n and an OM-2n.  I don't know the respective owners well,
but I 
told them that I could help if they needed any advice or instruction
with 
their cameras or buying accessories.  The students at my table were
impressed 
with my OM-2, and each liked its small size compared to the bulkier
AE-1s that 
the teacher had suggested for a first camera.  Hopefully I have started
a few 
more young adults on their way to Zuikoholism.

Returning to lurking...
Kyle Jeffery

PS: My birthday is in two weeks and I am looking for a decent OM-4 or
worn 4T 
in the range of $200-260 to tell my parents about.  It should function 
properly and have all caps, but a bit of brassing won't bother me.
Thanks.
  

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