Hi Rob ... It's a matter of what you get used to, and, of course, the style of photography that one does. I learned to make photographs in San Francisco, catching snippets of life on Market Street, the Mission District, and other fast-paced and sometimes crowded urban areas. Using a pre-set spottie, a wrist strap, and hoping for some quick reflexes, one handed shooting became a simple and reasonably successful way of making photographs. It was hard to do with a tele or long focus lens, though <LOL>
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/images/cell-guy.html Shel > [Original Message] > From: Rob Studdert > So who else shoots successfully one handed? I certainly end up with marginal > results at best when I do (which is only when there is no other option).
