paul_kew

Pretty certain Olympus didn't use a bridge. The handbook only recommended silver oxides. John Hermanson 06-24-2010, 05:23 As 2N production progressed, new USA product came from Japan packed with a ...

Canon PIXMA 5000, the last one that took unchipped cartidges. Connected directly to the laptop via USB. Their website refused to download drivers for the new laptop.

http://omesif.moosemystic.net/index.htm is quite good as well.

Not just Olympus, Sony's latest raw converter doesn't work on 7 either. Unfortunately my printer won't work on 10. Now have 2, new one to work on, old one (7) just to run the printer.

Buyabattery has varta cheap (less than Amazon but it's a minimum of 4). Not used the company,but I used to get Varta through work and they worked okay. The company has a trustpilot rating of 4.9/5.

What? Do you mean it's missing the focussing screen, or the lens you look through on the back? Nothing you can set on the camera to eliminate the viewfinder, except point in the general direction ...

https://vintagecameralab.com/bencini-comet-iii/ Durst Duca Olympus O product

They had it before Olympus, but after Konica Minolta.

Minimum focus distance?

There's a Minolta 500si on eBay at the moment in the right country, no bids, 35-70 lens, under £9 starting bid including postage. Just leave it in program. If it goes for its starting bid, the ...

Is the camera on, off or either when it rattles?

Zuiko branded lenses on Samsung phones? Not sure they're allowed to sublet the Olympus name.

This may help with what was available for OM mount http://olympus.dementix.org/eSIF/om-sif.htm Some of the macro lenses wouldn't work properly if they weren't mounted on the bellows.

The meter knows what the aperture will be when you take the photo (due to the little bit of metal that sticks out the back and moves round), BUT it knows that when you do the metering that the ...

No, doesn't work that way. The lens tells the camera what aperture you set, pressing the depth of field button on the lens closes the aperture but there's no way for the lens to tell the camera ...

No, the camera has no way of knowing you've pressed the depth of field button on the lens. It just noticed less light as the aperture closes down and indicates as such.

If so, you may need to check how resistant both the camera and lens are to rain.

My cousin's about to renovate one of these,well a mk 3. 1985 ish, under 15,000 miles, sat in a garden for 30 years. In the early '70s, we were at a bike rally (in England) and someone there had one ...

but in the UK they're charging more for "excellent" than hdew are for brand new grey market EM1 mk2s. Maybe they should buy them all and sell them "as new" , as they're £90 more in that ...

Yes to the film, not the 36 exposure version, wrong size. 120roll film like https://analoguewonderland.co.uk/products/fuji-velvia-film-120-colour-iso-100-5-pack Other films and vendors are ...