On 6/13/2019 10:50 AM, Ken Norton wrote:
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That it does. At minimum, I'd get the E-M1 mk2 with the grip. I find
it does balance well in the hand and is resizeable for those times
when I go hiking. But the grip is the game changer and really gives
the camera a much better balance with any lens longer than, say, the
17mm pancake.
Different hands . . .
I don't want a bloody Damn vertical grip. I sure as blazes don't want one that
I can't take off and leave in a drawer.
I don't understand all this balance stuff. Right hand holds the camera body, left is on the zoom ring. With my longest,
heaviest lens, the PLeica 100-400, the lens may rest on my left hand when not changing the FL? I really don't know,
'cause I just don't notice. I think that's the surest sign that all is in balance - for me.
A battery/vertical grip just adds weight, makes my arms tired faster, while it
doesn't improve anything else.
E-M1X - BAH!
Yes, the batteries in my GX9s aren't terribly long lasting, especially with focus stacking and bursts to catch moving
things; that's why I have pockets and a vest.
Ranting Moose
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