Not completely true. I had an OM-10 and used a T-20 on it for about 20
years. With a T-20 or T-32, flip the calculator panel over and use the
flash in "Normal Auto" mode. This uses the sensor built into the flash (in
the middle of the Olympus "O").
Tom is correct that it's not TTL, but it works nearly as well. BTW the
second, smaller contact is for the "flash ready" signal and a T-series (or
compatible) flash will light up the flash ready LED in the viewfinder when
it's fully charged.
-- John
At 03:10 6/27/01, Tom wrote:
Adam,
Hate to tell you, but you're stuck. The OM-10 doesn't do TTL flash.
Tom
I have an OM-10 and have been using a Toshiba ES-30 Flash unit. My question
is does an OM-10 have a dedicated flash unit with TTL metering or am I stuck
with working out everything manually. This can be a real pain when you are
in a hurry.
Please HELP ME!!
Cheers Adam
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