Re: Alt forum Nikon Z resource, discussion and image thread
I attended PhotoPlus in NYC yesterday. To my shock Leica Camera was not in attendance, the first time that I have attended in perhaps 20 years. But, more to the point, I handled the Z6/Z7 as well as the Canon new R and looked at the under "glass" new Panasonic full frame mirrorless cameras. I have small hands myself. I found that the Nikon cameras as well as the Canon and it appears to be the Panasonic have very deep hand grips. Some may like that, I did not not due to my hand size and found it uncomfortable. I much prefer the Sony A7rIII grip. Also, the Nikon and the Canon cameras were loaded with very heavy lenses and it made the cameras feel heavy and very front heavy. Also, I can not say for sure, but the grips on the Nikon, Canon, and Panasonic may interfered to some extent if one uses the cameras with the Cambo Actus. I had had a conversation with Justin Stailey of Fujifilm and he had indicated that the grip on the original GFX cameras did interfere to some extent with the Cambo Actus and that the grip on the GFX R which will be available in November should not interfere nearly as much with the operation of the Cambo Actus.
Re: Alt forum Nikon Z resource, discussion and image thread
I attended PhotPlus in NYC yesterday. To my shock Leica Camera was not in attendance, the first time that I have attended in perhaps 20 years. But, more to the point, I handled the Z6/Z7 as well as the Canon new R and looked at the under "glass" new Panasonic full frame mirrorless cameras. I have small hands myself. I found that the Nikon cameras as well as the Canon and it appears to be the Panasonic have very deep hand grips. Some may like that, I did not not due to my hand size and found it uncomfortable. I much prefer the Sony A7rIII grip. Also, the Nikon and the Canon cameras were loaded with very heavy lenses and it made the cameras feel heavy and very front heavy. Also, I can not say for sure, but the grips on the Nikon, Canon, and Panasonic may interfered to some extent if one uses the cameras with the Cambo Actus. I had had a conversation with Justin Stailey of Fujifilm and he had indicated that the grip on the original GFX cameras did interfere to some extent with the Cambo Actus and that the grip on the GFX R which will be available in November should not interfere nearly as much with the operation of the Cambo Actus.
Rich
Oct 27, 2018 at 07:24 AM
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