Don't get the AE-1 Program | Get the Olympus OM-2S Program
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- The Olympus om-2s program, the grown-up Canon ae-1 program. smoother features, different ergonomics but in my opinion an all-around better shooting experience.
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Just bought one! Thank you for helping the decision between this and the Canon.
Glad it was helpful!
I learned on an OM-1. Love it and my OM-2 and 4Ti.
The OM2sp is my go to camera… the spot meter program makes it perfect for street photography. The zuiko range of lens=perfection especially the F1.4 50, the 55 and the 85mm. All quirky but love em. I just sold a Leica MA since I exclusively use this Oly. Size wise is excellent for my hands. I don’t think the placement of the shutter and F stop on the lens is why people are not into Oly. Canon and Nikon were always leaders in the market shares commercially while the OM 1,2,3 & 4 were professional and reporter cameras due to the size. The OM10,20 etc were the commercial line. Canon and Nikon sold more units but advertised to do so. Oly was a niche and remains as such;)
A quick search found me that on release a Canon AE-1P was probably $165 in 1981. I couldn't find a release price for the OM-2SP but the OM-2 in 1979 was listed for $515 for a chrome model. Might explain why the camera that handles nicer is less common, bet it sold way way less so theres less in the second hand market to find.
Really love my OM-2SP! It takes a little to learn it's quirks but once you do it's really fast and accurate in use. One thing to mention is that it does eat batteries if left unused, but one trick I read is to say it into bulb mode when not using it as it does not use batteries at all. Nice video!
Good point that I didn’t think to mention. Thanks!
Does this really solve the battery issue with your OM-2SP? Because I heard from others that the camera still draws power in Bulb mode.
@@WTFIamAwesomeness well it seems to be doing better than before, whether that be placebo or not it's hard to tell. But I do remember having to replace the battery every 6 to 9 months even when not using it
I have one of these and could not agree more - Great hidden gem of a camera. Nice honest review.
Appreciate it! Agree, seems like an awesome sleeper to me.
I live in the Seattle area, so I recognize some of the shots….and have an OM-2 SP as well as
Nice!
my OM2S is, funcionally, my best. Minolta XD (Japan) is my favorite. Minolta X-500 in third place (over my X-700), and AE-1 Program in fourth.
Can’t argue with you there. Been needing to try the XD for a while.
7.39 - illustrates looking through the split prism with the body cap still on... Love it.. Lol.. ;)
Haha just needed to jog my memory I suppose
After using the Olympus cams... "Man, I wish this non Olympus camera had the shutter speed up by the lens!"
haha, not gonna lie I have done that before.
i have an om10 om2n and om4 and i love them
I'm slowly joining the OM fam I think. they are great.
I have had both cameras. Both are great cameras. The Canon is better ergonomically if you have big hands. The Olympus was too small for me. If you have one of them and like it, keep it. They are just tools.
For sure, at the end of the day any camera is just a tool. Both are great options it just comes down to personal preference and shooting style.
The idea of having the shutter speed around the lens mount, was so that you could adjust the aperture or focus or shutter speed all with one hand without having to take your eye away from the viewfinder. Very innovative idea and also made the camera that bit smaller, also the OTF (Off The Film plane) metering was another. I had a black OM2Sp but unfortunately it had a fault, I’d shoot a roll of film and only one or two frames would expose, also I found the film advance felt very rough compared to my brothers OM2n. I tried another OM2Sp so years later and found it felt the same, pity. I would buy an OM2n in black given the choice now, the OM3 would be nice but they’re rare and very expensive.
All valid points. I agree having the shutter and aperture adjustment with one hand without having to move eye is awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Olympus made some of the most beautiful cameras ever. Take the Pen F (and all its variants) as an example
Pen F is rad, I just can't get into the Half frame system. Not sure what but it just isn't as enjoyable for me.
I love OM series and the lenses are so good.
I just wish my OM1 can take normal batteries lol
Ha so true
I'd say the OM-10, OM-20, OM-30, OM-40 are probably closer to a "competitor" to the AE-1P. They are cheaper, more abundant and lighter than the OM-2SP. I still like how solid my OM-2SP feels, but it really is a bit of a brick that makes me wish for a lighter camera.
That’s fair. It has basically the same modes just a more ergonomic setup to the ae-1p which is what makes it similar. Like I said doesn’t mean there aren’t closer options available.
I have the OM2s my late dad gave me some 20 yrs ago, but that one is sadly broken, something in the rewind mechanism crumbled, and that makes me sad, course that's such a great camera. I'm not sure if I'll ever be able to repair it. I've looked for a new one, but here in Europe prices went thru the roof. €250 is a bit too much. If I'd add a 100 more, I could get an OM4Ti !!!
That's the reason I bought OM40 (OM PC) YESTERDAY. Sure, it's not the same thing. But it had cost me only €50, and it works. That's all that matters.
And I could never understand that intimidation of the shutter speed ring behind the lens, since all beginners use their cameras on full auto anyway...
I would hang onto that until you can get it repaired somewhere. It's worth it especially if it's a family heirloom. the 4ti is a great option for now! haha that's a good point. I agree, not sure why the placement throws people off but oh well I guess. Thanks for sharing!
I prefer the AE1 The Olympus had a lot of shutter problems.
Haven't heard that but good to know. That would explain why every om10 I come across the shutter doesn't work.
@@graham_white years ago I worked at the group of people, some of them but cannons AE 1 some of them by Olympus OM 10 one guy bought a Nikon ME the guys that bought the Olympus is all had their shutters replaced in a year under warranty.
@@graham_white I had two friends that bought om 10 both of them had shutter failure within a year likely it was still covered under warranty.
How long does the batteries last? Iv done some research apparently these models have battery drain issues.
Ya I’d recommend removing batteries if you’re letting it sit for extended periods of time.
No no no no stop it's a hidden gem but like, keep it that way! I haven't bought one yet 😂
Haha.
Bro! Keep it quiet, we're trying to keep the Olympus on the down low so we can enjoy low prices as long as possible, don't ruin this for us 😅
Jokes aside Olympus over Canon FD any day of the week. Good job
haha agreed! prices on everything in the past few years have dropped quite a bit. good for buyers, bad for sellers I highly doubt this will swing that much ha.
Is it the same camera if on the front it reads OM2 spot/program and not OM2S program? also do pretty much all lenses work with a program and auto mode?
most all Olympus brand lenses will work. (there may be very early model exceptions but would have to research) Non Olympus brand lenses probably won't allow you use of the auto mode but you can still shoot manual. I believe the only difference between the two cameras is the Spot feature. Meaning you can point center on what you want to expose for, half press, and then recompose your shot to what you want. This allows you to expose for shadows or highlights etc in a scene where there is a lot of contrast and the camera wants to compensate.
@@graham_white thank you!
Same camera… one was international and other was states
@@they-shoot-film-dont-theyokay that makes sense!