At 03:43 AM 3/23/00 +0100, Rikard Björklind wrote:
>Okay, I've found some cheap silver oxide cells, I'm gonna buy them tomorrow.
>I had no idea that alkalines could cause incorrect meter readings on an OM-2,
>
>maybe my pictures will be better now (although I've never had any serious
>exposure trouble).
Good man.
>By the way, I didn't get an instructionbook for the camera, and I can't for
>my life figure out what the red "60" on the time ring is doing. It wasn't
>there on the first OM-2.
On the OM-2sp, it's simply the one available manual setting (1/60th of a
second, with or without batteries) besides "B" (bulb).
>One last thing, is it possible att all to find the 2-13 focusing screen
>anywhere? I've searched at every dealer I could think of. Does Olympus
>manufacture them any longer?
Yes, but most dealers don't do enough volume to make it worth their while to
carry it. Try B&H Photo in New York. Their Web page is at:
www.bhphotovideo.com
The 2-13 screen is listed there at $42.50 U.S. (approx. 370 SEK according to
today's rates).
Good luck!
Garth
"A bad day doing photography is better
than a good day doing just about
anything else."
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