Re: [OM] iS3000 and Belgium ????

[Lex Jenkins]

The right side grip of the iS-series is so comfy and ergonomically designed 
it's practically a one-handed camera.  Two-handed operation comes more 
naturally than it seems when looking at the camera.  I usually rest the 
underside of the barrel shroud lightly on my left forefinger, keeping the 
thumb handy to operate the zoom/power focus toggle control.
Lex
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> From: "Keith Berry" <k.berry@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: [OM] iS3000 and Belgium ????
> Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 18:13:03 +0100
>
> I've been impressed by List members' favourable comments about it, but
> although I haven't seen one in real life, I've looked at pictures of the iS
> 3(000)and have wondered just what you do to hold it securely, the left side
> of the body being missing and replaced with a smooth-looking surface with 
> no
> obvious finger holds. If I see one in a shop I'll ask for a feel.
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