Chris:
I recently noticed the same thing myself. To solve this I purchased an
XA and am eager to see the results. I suspect that a small investment
in a P&S will help you grab the shots you need with the least amount of
wrist strain. After all, for the "serious" work you use a tripod, no!?
;)
Bob "vertical" Gries
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Dear Folks,
I realised with a shock the other day that all the prints I've put on =
the wall of my office are portrait orientation.
So, I went back to my contact sheets and counted up the numbers of =
portrait and landscape shots I've taken since starting to do BandW back
=
in February.
To my surprise 60% are portrait.
The question is:
a) Is this curable?
b) Should I seek a cure?
c) Should I buy a Pen FT?
If c) then:
a) Will I carry on taking portrait shots, but suffer less wrist
ache?
b) Start taking 600rizontal shots?
c) Be too confused to take any photos?
Worried of Malvern
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