Olympus OM Cameras
|  The Olympus OM-2n (left), the OM-1n and the OM-4T.
 |  The revolutionary OM-1 (here the OM-1n version)
 |  The Camera Collection takes two shelves of my living room furniture.
 |  My favorite one: Olympus OM-2n; that is my most employed camera in the film era.
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|  With the OM-2, Olympus created the concept of OTF ("on the film"); the light mettering was taken directly on the film.
 |  The Olympus OM-4T body had two versions: Black and Champagne finishing.
 |  The Olympus OM-4T, Champagne body.
 |  The advanced OM-4T; excellent, with features still not found in modern DSLR cameras.
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|  The OM-4 (and later this OM-4T) also used the OTF way of calculatiing the exposure.
 |  The compact ones: 35 SPn, 35 RD (the most advanced), O-Product (thanks Arnulf), Mju II and 35 RC (the cutest one)
 |  My Olympus Zuiko lens Collection: 21/3.5, 24/2, 28/2.8, 35/2, 40/2, 50/1.4, 50/1.8, 55/3.5 macro, 100/2.8, 135/2.8 and 200/5.
 |  Recenty, I found these two zooms: the wide-angle-standard 28-48/4 and the trans 35-70/4. Optical quality is superb.
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|  I also bought these two nice tele-zooms: the 75-150/4 and the 85-250/5. The optical quality is also superb.
 |  How to use the FF Olympus lenses nowadays? With Canon EOS cameras: in my case with the 6D and adaptor.
 |  Do we need one adaptor per lens? No, just one, fitted in the camera; it is enough.
 |  The collection in my living room.
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