A scroll of mail from "Matamoros, Cesar A."
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Fri, 30 Mar 2001 10:43:23
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> Semantics I guess, but I consider the FG is a battery grip. A
>vertical grip to me would be one that not only aids in handling the camera
>but also contains a shutter release butt
: Friday, March 30, 2001 9:38 AM
Subject: Re: FG Grip (was Re: Subject: Re: Camera lens balance)
> Tanya
>
> This gentleman is describing the FD grip for the PZ series.
>
> The FG grip is a vertical grip for the MZ (or ZX) series cameras which
> takes 4 AA batteries. It doe
Re: FG Grip (was Re: Subject: Re: Camera lens balance)
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> A scroll of mail from "Donald Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu,
> 29 Mar 2001 21:10:16 -0500
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> >The FG Grip is an accessory (most say overpriced) that attaches to the
> Z-1p
> >via the t
A scroll of mail from "Donald Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu,
29 Mar 2001 21:10:16 -0500
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>The FG Grip is an accessory (most say overpriced) that attaches to the Z-1p
>via the tripod socket with a leather strap that fastens to the camera strap
>lug. It effectively adds an inch to the
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From: "Tanya & Russell Mayer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Could someone please enlighten me as to what a "FG grip" is? Thanks to
all
> of you "in the know". :-)
>
> Tanya.
>
Hi Tanya
The FG Grip is an accessory (most say overpriced) that attaches to the Z-1p
via the tri
At 06:44 PM 3/28/2001 +1000, you wrote:
Could someone please enlighten me as to what a
"FG grip" is? Thanks to all
of you "in the know". :-)
Tanya.
http://www.pentax.com/products/accessories/accessory.cfm?accessoryType=SLR
AA - Battery Pack FG (Powers all ZX cameras)
Description: Takes 4 AA b
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001 20:58:17 -0800, Alan Chan wrote:
"I think it has so much to do with the size and shape of the body rather
than
the weight when talking about balance. For instances, the MZ-M is too small
for the A70-210/4, but handles a lot better with the FG grip. I even feel
the MZ-M with th
Hi,
it's about where the centre of gravity falls. Some people prefer it to
fall towards the camera end whereas others seem to prefer it at the
lens front end. If you're a camera-ender, like me, and used to older
heavier cameras and lenses such as an LX+winder, then it can be quite
disconcerting t
Mark Stringer wrote:
> But what about this balance issue?
> What do you feel? I have large hands is
> that why it is less of an issue with me?
Succinctly: everybody's different, everybody has different
preferences.
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Shel Belinkoff
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Mark Stringer wrote:
> But what about this balance issue? What do you feel? I have large hands is
> that why it is less of an issue with me?
I'm with you, I can't really relate to those "balance" posts
either. I always have held the lens from below as support for
the
I read frequently about a lens is too heavy for this camera etc. To me, the
camera is a film holder you attach to a lens. I hold the lens (in the case
of longer heavier lens like the Kiron 28-210 or the A 70-210/4 or the
F300/4.5). Getting a camera that adds balance seems like just more weight.
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