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How can I take flash exposures longer than 1/60th with an OM-2N?

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How can I take flash exposures longer than 1/60th with an OM-2N?

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Unlike the OM-2, the OM-2N with hotshoe 4 sets the shutter speed automagically to 1/60th of a second when it detects a flash. In order to get around this so that you can use any shutter speed slower than 1/60th, simply tape over the flash ready contact on the shoe 4.

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Unlike the OM-2, the OM-2N with hotshoe 4 sets the shutter speed automagically to 1/60th of a second when it detects a flash. In order to get around this so that you can use any shutter speed slower than 1/60th, simply tape over the flash ready contact on the shoe 4. Thanks to Tristan Lawrence

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