On Mon, 21 Jul 2008, Michael Collins wrote:
> Being a Canadian, I've been out and about a fair bit, with the E-3 slung
> over one shoulder - I prefer this to having the strap around my neck and the
> camera in front of me. With the strap length I prefer, it puts the camera at
> about hip level. Which puts the on/off switch at hip or belt level. Which
> all too frequently turns 'on' into 'off'.
Yup, I've had the exact same problem. When hiking with a backpack the
camera constantly rubs up against the hip belt and turns the camera off.
It's very annoying, the E-1 had much better button placement. I'm tempted
to try a bit of duct tape :-)
-mark
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