On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, George M. Anderson wrote:
|Hank;
|
|As always, great photos!
|
|One comment - if your 4T only auto-exposes to 15 seconds, there is
|something wrong with it. They should get to 2-3 minutes.
Actually, they should get 4 minutes, according to the manual (although
I haven't tested that limit myself).
|nfoltz wrote:
|>
|> Dear Lars and other low light level photographers,
|>
|> I think the OM2 and the OM2 series cameras excel at low light level.
|> I have used my OM2s on various microscopes to obtain correct
|> fluorescence
|> microscopy exposures where an OM4T failed due to its 15 second cutoff.
|>
|> I have heard that the OM2 with its two SBC's is the champion of low
|> light level
|> OTF (off the film) exposure. The Kodak Ektachrome P1600 film is
|> excellent
|> for low light level color photomicroscopy.
|>
|> Hope this helps,
|>
|> Hank Hogan <hogant@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
|>
|> PS
|>
|> I've got some new hummingbird photos on my website at
|> http://flzhgn.home.mindspring.com/hek2.htm
|>
|> The photos of the hummingbird feather were taken with an OM2s fitted
|> with the
|> Zuiko 50mm Macro focussed at infinity on a Tripod looking into the
|> occular of an American Optical Dissecting microscope. The film was
|> expired Ecktachrome 200 which had "lost its punch" but Adobe Photoshop
|> (LE) saved the day, once again.
|>
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