Olympus OM-2N Unboxing

Today I received my new purchase the classic vintage Olympus OM-2N 35mm film camera :)
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[@burstongreye7090]

Finally got into olympus om film cameras,i shoot fuji x series mainly xt-1/2 and these olympus cameras are awesome.Great review very natural and to the point.

[@P--O]

Great video! Beautiful camera for the price! Greetings from Sweden

[@tangiblespace]

Howie, that OM2n looks immaculate! I think you're going to love the OM2n. Subbed. Looking forward to perusing the rest of your videos!

[@mudgie069]

Cheers. I've just put a roll of Agfa 200 colour through it and I've got a roll of Kentmere 100 black and white loaded at the moment, hoping to finish the roll of this weekend and get them developed :)

[@TheAgeOfAnalog]

Very nice. I've recently bought 2 OMs locally, an OM2n with 50mm f1.8 for just $25, and a OM2s Program, also with 50mm (MIJ) f1.8 for $30. Lovely little cameras. Don't be afraid to try that Series 1 zoom. I had one years ago and it's very good.

[@mudgie069]

Very good prices for those 2 OM's. I'll eventually get an OM1 but prices are fairly expensive here in the UK at the moment for them.

[@sputumtube]

Wow!! What a bargain. I've had my Om2n for many years and I still love it. Been using digital lately only because it'd hard to find places that develop 35mm roll film. Hope you have some fun with your set up.

[@mudgie069]

Thanks Paul. I mainly shoot black and white film so develop the negatives myself. I only have an Epson V550 scanner for scanning negatives but it does a decent job. I've got a few rolls of colour film but I send them to a place in the UK called AG Photographic. Think it's £2.99 per roll for developing which isn't to bad.

[@sputumtube]

I Googled 35mm film processing and found them. I'll give them a try - thanks for the tip. I've got a few rolls of the XP2 (or is it 5?..can't remember) which is C41 compatible so it can be processed with colour chemicals as you know. I often wonder about the longevity of digital as most people just 'snap and show' on their fancy phones. There must be kitchen drawers full of printed photographs all over the country which catalogue the 20th century and which no-one will ever see. Shame...:(

[@mudgie069]

Yea I'm sure there are loads of undeveloped film, photographs which will never be seen and is a real shame. I'm off this weekend so hoping to get out and shoot some film with this camera :)

[@vangstr]

Great camera. However my preference is the 1 or 3 for their operation regardless of battery use.

[@mudgie069]

Yes, definitely one of my favourite 35mm film cameras :)