Hi Daniel:
I do not know what you mean "hold to meter button".
My OM2000 has the "spot or normal" metering dial on the top left side by the
take up knob. On the top right side it has your speed and ISO dial, the
shutter button, the winding leverand just under the lever and to the righ
top edge of the camera there is a small level to hold while winding for
double exposures.
In front of the camera, right hand side loking from the top, is the self
timer button. Hmm, I forgot about the double exposure...time to go
experiment.....
peace
David
>
> Hi there Wayne.
>
> Just a quick question. Does the OM-2000 carry over the metering button on
> the left hand side of the lens mount? On the Nikon version of the camera it
> has a button there in addition to the half pressed shutter button mode.
> Sadly its still a hold to meter button.
>
> Just curious as I have only handled the Nikon version.
>
> Dan S.
>
> From: olympus-owner@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:olympus-owner@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
> Of Wayne Culberson
> <SNIP>
> That leaves you with one other fault, a major annoyance IMO. That is, the
> shutter button has to be held part way down to turn on the meter, and it
> goes out immediately when you take your finger off the button. That one
> fault is why mine gets left home in favor of the OM2s about 98% of the time.
> If there were some way to put an on/off switch on the OM2000, and wire up
> the meter as constant on, that would take care of that problem as well as
> the problem of having to remove the batteries for time exposures. Maybe
> someone here could come up with a simple solution for it. Wayne
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