Cory Papenfuss wrote: >> The release is badly located. With the more typical location on the >> other side of the mount(like Nikon and Canon EF) you can, with a little >> practice, operate the release with the same hand that grips the lens as >> you remove it. Makes for really quick lens swaps. The release location >> is my one beef with the K mount design from an ergonomics standpoint. >> >> -Adam >> > Wow... I find it exactly opposite. I generally use the ring finger > on my right hand to depress the lever while holding the body with the > same. Makes more sense to me to use the stationary hand on a stationary > button than a hand moving to unmount a lens. Maybe if I had smaller hands > I wouldn't be able to do it that way and I'd complain about it. > > ... don't even get me going on the reverse-turning Nikons... > > -Cory > >
I use the index finger, which presses right up against the mount button on Nikon and Canon EF mounts. For this, the Nikon reverse-turn works a bit better than the Canons. -Adam -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
