>
> I kinda did the reverse (after having an OM-10 for a long time) . . . an
> OM-4, then an OM-1n. For me the OM-4/1n are a great combination and
> complement each other. The metering in the OM-4 (and OM-4Ti) is flexible,
> very accurate, easy to use, and has excellent multi-spot metering. In
> "Manual" mode it works like an OM-3 except with an electronic shutter. If
> you have a "T" series flash, its TTL/OTF flash control is also excellent,
> and not easily fooled (not impossible, but definitely not as easy as the
> flash's built in sensor).
>
> If you get an OM-4[T,ti], you could easily get spoiled relegating the
OM-1n
> as the "extra" or "spare" body.
I have the 1n and 4Ti. I've used the 4Ti twice, the 1n is used normally.
Spot meter? Meter the palm of your hand and open one stop. Accuracy? You are
hard up to notice a difference of 1/3 stop. Any you know about your photos.
Foxy
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