Dave Jenkins
Loose Canon
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I had an Olympus OM2S about 18-20 years ago and liked it a lot, although I ultimately dumped my whole Oly system to switch to auto-focus. In a nostalgic mood, I just bought another one from KEH. It carried their BGN rating, and had a few corners of the leather covering coming loose. Otherwise, pretty clean.
I don't have the proper batteries for it, so used some alkaline A76/LR44 cells I had on hand. The test roll negatives, shooting in both auto and program modes, are consistent and overall look pretty good.
I would be happy to receive your suggestions about batteries and also about what to use to re-attach the loose corners of the leather covering.
But what concerns me most is that after making an exposure in either Auto or Program mode, the camera emits a series of irregularly spaced "peeps." It stops when I turn the switch to Manual/Spot mode.
Any ideas?
I don't have the proper batteries for it, so used some alkaline A76/LR44 cells I had on hand. The test roll negatives, shooting in both auto and program modes, are consistent and overall look pretty good.
I would be happy to receive your suggestions about batteries and also about what to use to re-attach the loose corners of the leather covering.
But what concerns me most is that after making an exposure in either Auto or Program mode, the camera emits a series of irregularly spaced "peeps." It stops when I turn the switch to Manual/Spot mode.
Any ideas?