Bob, this OM-4T went for $168 and was missing the
self-timer knob but it supposedly worked.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1338661060
I really don't feel comfortable with a mint body and
prefer one bashed up but in good working condition.
The Olympus system is both a hammer and a jewel to me.
It is like a hammer because it is one of the best
tools around for photography. And a jewel, well . . .
you know.
Warren
--- "Robert R. Gries" <rgg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Well, the circuit board in my -4Ti has failed.
> Sadly, I only purchased
> this used less than a year ago, and now I have to
> make the tough
> decision.
>
> Some have suggested that the circuit board
> replacement is costly, and it
> is cheaper to buy another used body, but won't I be
> running the same
> risk again? Should I just have the new circuit
> board replaced so that
> it will be "good as new"?
>
> I have two OM-1 bodies that I have been using more
> often, and am
> wondering what a life would be like if I never had
> the -4Ti to begin
> with.... For me the -4 replaced the -2n as my
> "AUTO" and easier-to-use
> flash body. I have enjoyed the spot metering, and
> the super FP flash,
> but could I live w/o it? Should I take the plunge
> and get a -3Ti for
> spot and super FP, and not worry about auto
> exposure?
>
> So many decisions, so little experience.... If
> anyone has suggestions,
> I would be glad to hear them.
>
>
> Thanks!
>
> Bob
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