Re: [OM] fast OM lenses in low contrast lighting...

[Tris Schuler]

> > Simple - the faster you go, the shallower the depth-of-field. In low light,
> > you are more likely to be shooting wide open
>
> This is one of the reasons I find using a 1-13 or 2-13 screen so useful.
> With a fast lens the split image can really help.  I know screens are a very
> subjective area, but the combination of the split image and spot metering
> "sight"  in the OM-4t is great.

Exactly so, Dave. Here stands a man who started with split-image screens 
but now
uses plain matte/circle for almost all of his work. If find the split-image 
method both
slow and distracting. Go figure. (Of course I'm ancient-it could be my 
eyes. <g>)
Tris