Very well said AG!
Also many thanks for checking out the two Canon Digitals. I also really
wanted to like them, partly because the accesoires for them are so cheap (in
comparison to the E-1 accesoires). I did hold a 10D in my hands a couple of
months ago. It was the first dslr I held in my hands. I initially thought
this might be the camera that I like. I was not in the market for one at
that time however. But after a few minutts fondling with it I longed after
my OM's (2n and 4Ti). I can handle them blindfolded. Of no use for taking
photographs of course, but what I mean is that all controlls are where I
expect them. If I make the change to digital there will be a learning curve,
because I think all digital camera's are so loaded with options that you
need the menu's just like in Windows. I wtill don't like it like I was used
to DOS en WP5.1!
Must be becomming an ald fart at 41!
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As good as the OM-2N is, and as perfect as it was in its day,
the OM-2n is barely viable anymore. But it is an example of a
camera designed at the pinnicle of SLR development. There will
never be another camera like it again.
It's a shame that today's camera designers have lost that
connection with those things that truely made a camera great.
Really, it's a shame.
AG
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