Sounds interesting, I'll have to keep my eye out for
one.
My 5½-year-old son loves taking pictures, and has
taken some pretty fair pictures with my wife's Stylus
Epic. He has also played with a digital snap&shoot,
and loved the instant feedback, but he also loves
fiddling with my OM and lenses. While I try to
encourage him, I can't help but cringe when he picks
up the 4Ti.
Although he's still young, he has that typical
5-year-old insatiable curiosity, and you now have me
thinking that the OM PC might be a worth while camera
for him.
He has a decent eye for composition and framing, and I
would like him to learn some of the basics. Do you
think an OM PC would be a good learning camera, or is
he better off with an XA?
Thanks,
Ralph
Still Yukon Hoing, but now delayed until August.
<SNIP>
> However, my conclusion was, that can I run in full
> auto-pilot with a K25
> and get good shots in the most common p&s situations
> (surprisingly many
> of which actually illuminate the "ESP-symbol" in the
> viewfinder), then it
> is not all bad.
>
> So for now, the OM40 lives happily as my p&s camera
> in a small bag with a
> 50/1.8 and some consumer negative film. Works like a
> charm
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