At 02:16 PM 5/15/2006, AG wrote:
>--- Wayne S wrote:
>> That was one of my complaints with the 5D, because the finger
>> grip edge is too rounded, it places extra force on the thumb,
>> which tires quickly. I have had to modify my approach to
>> holding the camera to avoid problems, mostly by allowing it
>> to dangle when not in use, and using my left hand support
>> when shooting. The grip is not good and why others
>> have not complained is probably because they don't know what
>> they are missing.
>
>Wayne, thanks for weighing in on this. I respect your viewpoint
>on this as you've owned both the E-1 and the 5D. I also look
>forward to seeing how your camera does in "field conditions"
>later this year.
Like how to clean the sensor in the field? I have tried the
VisibleDust sensor brush and it worked no different than
a nylon art brush. Removes some dust but smears the rest
around. Pretty worthless in my opinion. The CO2 duster works
better than the brush. Next finer cleaning requires a single
pass swipe with ethanol/methanol on a PecPad wrapped
around a thin piece of plastic (like credit card or thinner).
Beyond that it is the healing brush in PS.
The CO2 duster gets the big stuff, the fine stuff is only a problem
at F11 or higher. Dust is certainly an advantage with the E-1.
WayneS
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