Remember the plain OM 2, my loved one which belonged to my father and
sunk together with me at the Salto del Penitente?
I made every effort to keep it alive, and worked almost well for two
years more - it died when we went to the beautiful Joaquina beach,
Florianópolis, Brazil during January 2006. The thinner sand I've ever
seen/touched.
It looks good in my library, I dust it off once a month.
The 900xxx 50/1,4 has a little of 'sound of beach sand' to hear inside,
but nothing wrong with that :-)
Fernando
John Hermanson wrote:
> ouch, please no sand! ;-)
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> Dawid Loubser wrote:
>
>> My OM-1n and my 90/2.0 will still be on it's way to you
>> one of these months when funds allow me to courier them to you
>> from South Africa... Then we'll see how you like to hear the
>> sound of beach sand grinding away the precious mechanicals of
>> these beauties :-)
>>
>> No, just kidding (about the sand bit, these cameras/lenses
>> are very happy on the beach, in fact) but they will come to you
>> some time for a good CLA.
>>
>>
>> On 25 May 2009, at 5:49 PM, John Hermanson wrote:
>>
>>
>>> That's what I like to hear !.
>>>
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