Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/06/08
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]The plastic cap on the grip sometimes comes off. You could either glue it down or keep it as storage for a rolled up Benjamin. I found the grip especially usefull when I strap it on my hand for discreet street shots...dangle it like a gun. The center bottom screw mount is useful when I use it for the bracket my of Metz. I like it so much that I have a pair of grips. Tön Dan Cardish wrote: > With all this talk about M grips, and what with the partial stock market > recovery and my recent birthday (don't ask), I decided to treat myself, > to....an M grip. > > In the store, the grip seemed to feel right, so after 2 or 3 minutes of > indecision, I went for it. The next day, I walked about town with it and > my 90/2. I started to regret my purchase. I found that my last two fingers > (is there a name for the finger right before the pinky?) kept trying to > slide under the camera, and they kept rubbing against the edge of the > grip's bottom. After awhile, they began to feel sore, and I honestly > thought that if I kept it up, they'd develop blisters. Yesterday, I > discovered that if I placed my middle finger on the top part of the grip, > the the final two fingers wrapped naturally around the bottom part of the > front of the grip, and my first finger (see, every finger seems to have a > name but for the one before the pinky) fell perfectly over the soft > release. This isn't a natural way for me to hold a camera, but it seems > comfortable and should be easy to get used to. > > Has anyone other grip user found similar problems/solutions? > > Dan C.