Hello Tomoko,
here my answers to both your questions
> 1. Budget OM-1 or 2x-- close to the OM2000 in price but need to be a real
> OM in terms of compatibilities (winder/md 2, 2-4,13 screens, TTL?)
> Around >$400? Would you like to buy such a camera in the next two
> years?
No
> 2. OM-4 Budget --Made with non-titanium metal and some plastic to
> make this an affordable OM-4. around $700 ± $100?
> Would you buy such a camera in the next two years?
Yes. Would be a dream.
> 3. OM-5Ti under $1500 --Most people seem to have expressed that this
> is to be manual focus with more features than the OM-4Ti. Would you buy
such a
> camera in 3-5 years?
No.
> Therefore please vote on the following:
>
> 1. Which one of the above (OM reissues with maybe some new features below
> $500, ca. $700, and an OM-5 below $1500) would you buy in the next 2-5
> years? Just one or all three?
OM-4 budget
> 2.Would you like to have an autofocusing OM-x?
No, Auto focus cameras are plentiful and it would be hard to play catch-up
with Minol... etc.
> 3. Would you be willing to have a somewhat larger OM body so that several
> new features may be accommodated?
No, the big attraction of the OM system is the compactness.
> 4. What is the single most important feature of the OM body that you would
> like to see retained? Just name one.
OTF exposure.
Best,
Ellis
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