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Pros:Size, strength, perfect exposures in low-light conditions even with long exposures, convenient switch automatic / manual, silent and vibration-free, along with body / lens very balanced
Cons:Electronic Shutter dependent on batteries, viewfinder with 97% field of view
Opinion:The model OM2, appeared in 1974, while presenting a body similar to the OM1, was truly revolutionary: automatic exposure cameras were already in existence but now the exposure was assessed in "real time", ie while the picture was taken. Through two silicon cells, the camera measures the exposure while the film is impressive, taking into account only the actual light that reaches the film. Thanks to the speed of the reaction of cells to measure, was developed the first electronic flasher system which used the same cells for adjusting the duration of the flash, thus working in full automation, in direct or indirect light, with bellows, extension tubes, filters, with all the sensitivity of the film. rnPersonalmente I found great use in low light, shutter speeds than 1 sec. , Even of a few minutes, obtaining exposures impeccabili.rn The model OM2 Spot / Programm, represented the maximum evolution: included the possibility of measuring exposedsimetrica spot and, placing the ring on the lens iris control value closed, the use of a program that the couple chose shutter speed / aperture. It was a successful model, presenting problems for electrical circuits. Rn