Giles wrote:
>
> Sean Chan wrote:
>
> > My OM-4Ti appears to have developed a problem during its transportation
> > from Perth, Western Australia to Tokyo (yes Chris Biggs, I moved to
> > Tokyo!!).
>
> Well, you are sure in the right place to get it fixed if it comes to that!
Oh...the Zuiko lenses and OM bodies they have here - what a range!! But
they
are quite expensive for 2nd hand prices!! I'm still hoping to pick up a
21/2
somewhere.
> My first wild guess is condensation. Putting it in a warm dry place for a
> while couldn't hurt.
>
> Also try cycling the switch from Auto to Battery Check because in between
> those marked switch positions is another unmarked one which performs a CPU
> reset.
I'll try the two above - maybe use my hair-dryer or something. I'm
pretty
sure I tried the switching between Auto and Battery Check too (there's a
different tone beep there??) but will try again. I bought a pair of
LR44's
and it drained that pretty quick - maybe I have to look hard for a pair
of SR44's instead.
> If those things don't fix it I would suggest taking it to Olympus. I
> think there is a building, the Olympus Plaza?
Yup I'm going to go there on Saturday if the above procedures fail. It's
on
a train station I've not been to before (I've been in Tokyo only 2
months)
but I got a map from the Olympus Japan website.
> Sounds like you had better start taking some of Tomoko's language lessons
> - http://www.charm.net/~tomokoy/
Thanks for that tip!!
> Giles
Sean
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