[OM] Re: E-1, E-1, E-1! Who's next?

[Chris Barker]

Fair point Winsor, but I suppose the OM4Ti remains, for me, the 
pinnacle of film photography.  You could not say that about the E-1  as 
far as portable digital capture is concerned.  And the latter prices of 
the OM4Ti were rather steep; I should describe the E-1 as overpriced, 
especially considering its capability, especially considering its 
capability compared with the potential for digital sensor in the near 
future.  And the price has fallen by a huge amount already: Jessops in 
this country are selling them for £400 (GBP) less than at their 
introduction!

I do not decry anyone else's decision to buy the camera and to start 
out on the range of lenses which appear to be very good; but I do 
exhort those with OMs not to worry about it if they cannot afford the 
E-1 (like me) or are wondering if they should be following the  pack.

Chris

On 6 May 2004, at 20:55, Winsor Crosby wrote:

>
>
> And what kind of depreciation would one of the last OM4T have
> experienced? Also less than half.
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> Winsor
> Long Beach, California
> USA
<|_:-)_|>

C M I Barker
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