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Classifieds Type: WTSell Equipment Type: SLR Brand: Olympus Short Description: WTS Olympus film camera OM 4-Ti / OM 3-Ti Price (S$): 1500 / 2000 Condition of Item(s): 8 Detailed Description: Detailed Description: Set a. Olympus OM-4Ti (body from Japan, condition 8) $1500...

Classifieds Type: WTSell Equipment Type: SLR Brand: Olympus Short Description: WTS Olympus film camera OM 4-Ti / OM 3-Ti Price (S$): 2200 / 3500 Condition of Item(s): 8 Detailed Description: Set a. Olympus OM-4Ti (body from Japan, condition 8) $2200 Olympus 50mm f1.8 Olympus...

I have sunken costs in Olympus - besides the expensive Pro lenses, I own the EM1X, EM1 mk 2, EM1 mk 1, two EM 5 mk 1 (long story), one EP5 and the Pen F. Will I buy the OM-1? Probably never, even if second hand and attractively priced. OM-5 or whatever variant, probably never ever. Will I buy...

reproduced from Robin Wong’s post. “Allow me to first clarify that the local representative for Olympus/OM System brand, which is a camera retailer in Malaysia, OMD World Imaging, they have been nothing but extremely supportive to me over the past year. I have had an amazing relationship with...

I merely suggested that the TS try out f/11 or f/16 since the second photo sample looked like scenery/landscape. The reason is so that the TS can see the results of max. depth of field when taking scenery, and TS can decide whether TS likes or dislikes the results. (I may be assuming too much...

Its not so bad on a smaller sensor.

Assume you’ve updated the firmware to 1.3. Try using f/11 or f/16 on the 25mm. It is a very good lens. Also pay attention to the metering that you use for different scenes. ESP and centre-weighted can produce different readings.

I suggest you pick up Bryan Peterson’s book on Understanding Exposure, and practice the examples in the book. Not sure what you learned in those courses you attended, but the book should help you understand what you have been doing wrong. Unfortunately, practice makes perfect. Carry...

I think you should save the money and attend a course on photography instead. Improve your skills before considering buying new gear.

Ori buy from Oly. Third party (or used, if they have) you can try the various cam shops at level 1 Peninsula.

Luminar is not that expensive, have a look at it.

You can try Triple D at Burlington Square.

The A57 is a few years old. If you haven't used it for a long time, sell it. Electronics dont last forever. Besides the iPhone, renting a DSLR is always an option.

If the problem requires parts, you can try to send it to Japan to be fixed.