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just opened the parcel from trius and my second om 2 (non n) is in hand.
it looks great, very clean and has a white cover of some sort on the body.
could be a good snow camera
this will likely be for the small 100/2.8 lens.
the other om 2n has the winder and the 180/2.8 lens attached.
i think the 100 set up could be a blast to use on the street or for some portraits.
damn these evil slrs
it looks great, very clean and has a white cover of some sort on the body.
could be a good snow camera
this will likely be for the small 100/2.8 lens.
the other om 2n has the winder and the 180/2.8 lens attached.
i think the 100 set up could be a blast to use on the street or for some portraits.
damn these evil slrs
Stephanie Brim
Mental Experimental.
You guys are making me want to trade my Nikon FE in for an OM-1. Regardless of the fact that I was looking at them way before I came here, I blame you.
Chris101
summicronia
Oh man, it's that 180 that has me salivating!
al1966
Feed Your Head
Stephanie Brim said:You guys are making me want to trade my Nikon FE in for an OM-1. Regardless of the fact that I was looking at them way before I came here, I blame you.
Why the Fe is a great cam I have two
itd be a sideways move at least
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
The white cover is transfer belt material from a Xerox copier. Actually, it wasn't from the copier, it was a brand new belt that a friend of mine was given by a Xerox tech. My friend then put it on the camera, and did a good job of it.
The goal was to make the body slightly less of a heat sink, but mainly to improve handling by giving a better grip. This stuff is really "grippy" and while the look is a bit strange, I predict Joe will grow to appreciate it, especially during cold weather.
If I hadn't had so many OMs I would have kept that one myself!
The goal was to make the body slightly less of a heat sink, but mainly to improve handling by giving a better grip. This stuff is really "grippy" and while the look is a bit strange, I predict Joe will grow to appreciate it, especially during cold weather.
If I hadn't had so many OMs I would have kept that one myself!
oftheherd
Veteran
Joe
Continue to work with those OM's. They are nice. When you think you are ready, let me know and I will administer the test to see if you are ready to move up to the ST 901.
Continue to work with those OM's. They are nice. When you think you are ready, let me know and I will administer the test to see if you are ready to move up to the ST 901.
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
Trius said:
Ok, now I'm curious of what this snow-camo-heatsink-grip thingy look like
Joe, could you post a pic of the camera, please?
juhor
Member
I think this is related to the topic. Well, anyway I just have to share this with you!
In Finland we have this online auction site called huuto.net (basically it means shout.net) that has a crappy collection of cameras and other stuff usually for high prices. But I was checking it out a couple of days ago and scored big time! Black Olympus OM-1, 50mm f.1.8, 28mm f.3.5 and 85mm f.2.0, some camerabag and filters, hoods + other stuff. I snatched it and I should get it by friday in the post.
In Finland we have this online auction site called huuto.net (basically it means shout.net) that has a crappy collection of cameras and other stuff usually for high prices. But I was checking it out a couple of days ago and scored big time! Black Olympus OM-1, 50mm f.1.8, 28mm f.3.5 and 85mm f.2.0, some camerabag and filters, hoods + other stuff. I snatched it and I should get it by friday in the post.
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shadowfox said:Ok, now I'm curious of what this snow-camo-heatsink-grip thingy look like
Joe, could you post a pic of the camera, please?
will do!
asap
joe
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steamer
Well-known
Now if you can just find a white hood you'll have an invisible winter camera.
S
Scarpia
Guest
Traitor! I buy SLR'S too but I don't talk about it on this site. Instead I let my wife yell at me. I adhere to the don't tell policy but now you have forced me to confess. My vice is Canons, however. Recently, I used an old Nikkor H 50mm F2 with an adapter on a Canon 650 EOS and took a similar shot with my new Leica M6 with athe Zeiss Planar 50mm f2 ZM and frankly they are of similar quality as are other shots on the two cameras. Th Canon cost me $29.00, the Nikkor lens (pristine) $11.52 and the adapter $11.00 from Adorama's Ebay site with no postage as I picked them up in person. The Leica was $1199, and the Planar was the last one to go at $600. All the shots are of equal quality. Soon I will post some as I have been learning rhe ropes of a new Canoscan 8600F which I will recommend highly as it exceeds all my expectations for a scanner at that price. Just joking about traitor. Enjoy your gear Joe.
Kurt M.
Kurt M.
foto_fool
Well-known
back alley said:
It looks like the "Griptac" stuff that Cameraleather is selling. Interested to know how you like it after handling for a while.
- John
GeneW
Veteran
Cool looking cover, Joe. I see Earl is pushing OM's again... they're like crack.
Gene
Gene
BillBingham2
Registered User
Juhor,
Excellent find!! The 85/2 is somewhat coveted, very fast and small for it's speed. I sit mine next to my Nikkor 85/1.8 and it's looks like a normal Nikkor!
B2 (;->
Excellent find!! The 85/2 is somewhat coveted, very fast and small for it's speed. I sit mine next to my Nikkor 85/1.8 and it's looks like a normal Nikkor!
B2 (;->
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
Gene: CAN'T ... HELP ... MYSELF
Chris101
summicronia
They are. But good crack.GeneW said:
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
back alley said:
Wow! cool...
Joe, the texture shows up on my monitor especially from the curve side of the camera.
Gee, if we do the same thing on a black OM-2, then we'll get an inverse of a normal chrome OM-2