>>> "Rand E. Tomcala" <rtomcala@xxxxxxxxxxx> 03/30/99 08:18am >>>
Paul is 100 orrect. I have an OM2 which I purchased new and then I
purchased "T" series flashes (and #3 shoe & conn) and have been using
them since. I recently purchased an OM2n, which I really like, but I
keep the OM2 because the 2n is limited to about 2 minutes on long OTF
exposures. I have made exposures up to about 15 minutes with my
OM2, I
don't really know what the limit is on it.
IMHO,
Rand E.
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Pauls0627@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
> In a message dated 3/30/99 2:28:41 AM Eastern Standard Time,
KFrohling@xxxxxxx
> writes:
>
> << believe the answer is you lose the ready light in the view finder >>
>
> "Lose" isn't the right word. The OM-2 never had a ready light in the
finder
> (that came with the OM-2n). An OM-2 will work in TTL mode with T
series
> flashes if the shoe 3/TTL autoconnector 3 is used.
>
> Paul Schings
> Coventry, RI
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Now that's odd --- I've read that the 2N exposure time is signifigantly
longer than the 2, and I've never heard of a 15 minute exposure time for
a 2. Perhaps it's time to bring out the FAQ?
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