ONLYOLYBW@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> There is a very simple test you can do to determine which eye is dominant
> 1. With both eyes open, point your index finger at an object (door knob,
> etc.) a few feet away.
> 2. Close your left eye. If you are still pointing at the object, then you
> are right eye dominant.
> If your finger moves, try the same test closing your right eye, to be certain.
> BW
Hey great! Now I know I'm left-eyed and right-handed (I used the right
hand for the pointing part of the exercise). We might be a strong
minority here.
Apart from film advance levers sticking out on some cameras (glasses
help), I've never seen that as a disadvantage, as the viewfinder tends
to be central on most SLRs. Rangefinder cameras in contrast often have
the viewfinder on the left side, favouring right-eyed persons. But then,
maybe being left-eyed actually isn't the problem but being long-nosed
is.....
Soenke, Hamburg
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