Some left-handed people are also left-eye dominant and camera manufacturers don't take that into account. Like Leicas with the viewfinder on the far left side of the camera, leaving left-eyed photographers to mash their noses into the camera back for horizontal shots.Some cameras make left handed users suffer. My Koni Omega was like that, unfortunately.
Most naturally left handed people can use their right hand much more effectively than right handed ones can use their left because they have to in their life.I the Great Genius am ambidextrous!
Most naturally left handed people can use their right hand much more effectively than right handed ones can use their left because they have to in their life.
My mother was born left handed but was made at school as they used to do in early last century, to write , sew and do everything with her right hand, and was completely ambitious,as an adult, they don't do it nowadays because it can cause brain damage in children.
As far as lens usability, the Nikon lenses win hands down.
Haha, yeah that is definitely one thing I wish it had. The back half of the never-ready case enables strap carry, but isn't helpful for changing film. The cocking lever hitting the finger occasionally is annoying, but that can be dealt with on some variants by loosening the jamb nut behind the lever and setting it to point toward the lens.Argus C3 would be perfect if it only had strap lugs.
No, you dolt. Because their focus and aperture rings are easy to find and turn for someone with significant arthritis.Because they have a focus ring and an aperture ring unlike any other lens out there?
I’m pretty certain, and have good reason to believe, that he didn’t have any personal hand in the designs from F4.I don't have huge issues with any of my cameras, however certain designs are truely better than others. My Nikon F5 fits like a glove and it is immediately obvious that Giugiaro created a masterpiece. My Olympus OM1n feels good, but add a Winder 2 and it is a whole other level of comfort.
Funny, the F5 is the only professional Nikon ItalDesign did not work on since the F3. The F5 is based on the D4, which was designed by Giugiaro's firm.I don't have huge issues with any of my cameras, however certain designs are truely better than others. My Nikon F5 fits like a glove and it is immediately obvious that Giugiaro created a masterpiece. My Olympus OM1n feels good, but add a Winder 2 and it is a whole other level of comfort.
Funny, the F5 is the only professional Nikon ItalDesign did not work on since the F3. The F5 is based on the D4, which was designed by Giugiaro's firm.
Dunno. A side note in aB&H Photo interview with Nicola Guelfo, Head of Industrial Design Styling at Italdesign states [Note: Italdesign did not design the D5, but that camera's design is clearly based on the D4 platform.] Not sure who wrote the note and what it is based on.
Literally; a camera grows on youMy Rolleiflex -interacting with my belly- has perfect, ergonomic qualities ...
Dunno. A side note in aB&H Photo interview with Nicola Guelfo, Head of Industrial Design Styling at Italdesign states [Note: Italdesign did not design the D5, but that camera's design is clearly based on the D4 platform.] Not sure who wrote the note and what it is based on.
No, you dolt. Because their focus and aperture rings are easy to find and turn for someone with significant arthritis.
Ah, thanks for the insult. Well, I may be stupid but I can tell the front from the middle from the back on a lens and all I see is a wide ring in the middle and an aperture ring at the back on Nikon and Canon FD and M42 and Pentax K but not those crazy OM lenses that have it at the front, I mean what do they think they're some kind of Leica lens or something. Bye.
I am insulting you because you dare to question my opinion of my own equipment. Every person has a right to their own opinion, especially when it specifically relates to their own experience with their own equipment. If you don't comprehend that then perhaps your mother should not let you have access to the internet anymore.
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