>Ah, but let me explain:
That was luminous.
>A traditional film camera body (minus winders and motordrives
>and grip enhancements) is held quite differently than one with a
>grip. When shooting an OM body you will find that the right
>thumb sits idle and the camera is held/secured by the base of
>the thumb and the palm. The only squeezing you do with the
>right hand is primarily just to hold the camera steady, but the
>right hand isn't near as load-bearing.
True. But I find that the base of the camera (OM4-Ti, even with grip
1), when held horizontally, rests primarily on the last two fingers
() of my left hand, while the first three fingers of the left hand
hold and operate the lens rings. I cannot rest comfortably the camera
in the _palm_ of my left hand, the camera is not big enough for that.
I use much the same position for my fingers when holding the camera
vertically. Unfortunately this means that in this case, my right
elbow is up there floating, not tightly positioned against my torso,
which would be a more stable position, but I can't seem to be able to
do so (or I have to use my middle finger to press the shutter).
>But, heh, I've only shot 10,000 pictures with the thing, I'm
>still trying to find the zoom ring.
:-)))
Bernard
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