Hans;
I recently got another 4T. A later model black one. I've not used it for
night shots yet. Someday soon I'll do a side-by-side test. Will post.
George
Hans van Veluwen wrote:
>
> George wrote:
>
> :My 4T doesn't do this. Depending on scene and aperture, I get varying
> :shutter speeds - up to a maximum of close to 4 minutes. Eg if F/2 gives
> :me 1.5 mins, F/2.8 will go for 3 min.
>
> This sounds very interesting. When my very expensive :-) slide film is full,
> I'll do some tests with my 4Ti and see if I can reproduce this too. I know
> my 4 locks up. Well, maybe we should read the given exposure limit specs of
> 1 min. (centre weighted) and 4 min. (spot) as values that are guaranteed by
> Olympus to be reproducable, but that individual cameras may go beyond these
> values. And maybe you *were* lucky, that your camera does the 4 min job also
> w/o spot. Unless it won't do it also in spot mode; in this case, some wires
> are probably just reversely connected :-)
> This individual behaviour of the OM-4(Ti) makes them just like human
> beings - I always felt it was alive and kicking! And you better treat it
> accordingly. If you drop it (bad boy, Alexander, bad boy!) it will punish
> you by taking unsharp pictures. And if it has too much battery drain, you
> haven't been talking gently enough to it, now have you? And when I want to
> take the shot of my life, I'll consider if I should take it to bed with me
> the night before (that is, if the 4Ti is feminine :-)
>
> Hans
>
>
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