OM, I've become a Zuikoholic!

p.giannakis said:
Yes, it is so light system and with very good quality lenses. It has found its way inside the bags of photographers who enjoy mountain walking.



Lovely picture!

Olympus OM4 - Zuiko 28 f/2.8
ilford Delta 400 in HC110
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Love this picture Pan! Really good!
 
One of my favorite threads on RFF; always so happy when it's bumped up.

I have my OM4 out this week and am starting to worry about its longevity; some issues with the film advance creeping in. I got cold feet on an OM3 auction a few months ago and really regret it. Just want to make sure I have an OM to shoot for as long as possible!
 
twvancamp said:
One of my favorite threads on RFF; always so happy when it's bumped up.

I have my OM4 out this week and am starting to worry about its longevity; some issues with the film advance creeping in. I got cold feet on an OM3 auction a few months ago and really regret it. Just want to make sure I have an OM to shoot for as long as possible!
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I have some cameras (Leica M5, Canon AE-01, Kiev19M, Mamiya C220, Bronica EC...) and the experience of shooting with the OM-1n and its lenses is special. I always come back to this system: small, light, really big viewfinder, lovely lenses...
 
gavinlg said:
Cheers Shab, you and Pan's posts have been making me want to drop some money on a zuiko 35mm f2! Feel free to post more!
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Thank you!


About the Zuiko 35mm 2.0, for some it is the "black sheep"of Zuiko lenses. For me is really great. But I think there is a reason to think it is the black sheep: it isn't so easy to focus as other lenses. But when you take if, it's so sweet...
 
Shab said:
I have some cameras (Leica M5, Canon AE-01, Kiev19M, Mamiya C220, Bronica EC...) and the experience of shooting with the OM-1n and its lenses is special. I always come back to this system: small, light, really big viewfinder, lovely lenses...
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Thanks, Shab, I think that'd be the solution to find a well cared for OM1 and hope it goes the distance. I shoot an M5 as well and it's another can of reliability worms!
 
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