I found both ESif sites, AND I have one of the large published Sales
Information files, and in none of these can I find an image of the little hand-
grip. I also have the printed lens handbook.
Could somebody please post one?
To respond to Ralf, I guess it's a case of ( YMMV ) or your mileage may
vary.
In other words, different people, different needs. I've been using winders I
bought cheaply (and last time I tried they still worked) as good camera
handles only, for at least ten years. Works for me.
My hands are large by some standards, and I have long fingers. The naked
OM body is just a bit too small to hold..In fact I am not alone in this; I have
over the years asked a few people why they didn't use OM bodies, and their
answer was that they are too small to hold.
Also, and especially over the last 6 months, my arms are quite thin. There's
not too much mass there to hold a light camera steady or to provide mass or
damping. .
Quite different from some of my friends who have forearms like prize
Christmas hams.
Perhaps that's one set of reasons I like the E-3. It's heavy (has its own
mass), fits my hand well, and doesn't have much vibration. In addition it has
a good IS system. I suspect the E-1 has less vibration.
These E- bodies also feel just like my winder-equipped OM bodies, in the
hand.
But I'd like a pic of one of those little grips.
Brian Swale.
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