Birthday Present

[Kolia]

At low speed continuous shooting it behaves exactly like an OVF. Screen goes dark while exposing.

At high speed and max speed you basically see a stop action movie as it shows the pictures you are taking.

I can't imagine this being very different than an OVF going black 10 times a second ?

 

[sm4him]

Looks WAY more exciting than the TIRES I bought myself for MY birthday. :lmao:

 

[Kolia]

Mmmh... Tires !

I have a whole gallery of the tires I bought ! lol !

 

[Derrel]

I'm positively enamored of that sexy packaging, with the hand-written VERTICAL GRIP drawn on there in felt pen! Woo-hoo!

Yeah...vertical grips...gotta love 'em! I prefer the hand positioning that a grip allows me when shooting a lot of "talls", as during an outdoor portrait session...or over the course of a long event shot with a heavy lens + monopod, like track and field events, where a good number of the images will be shot as verticals.

 

[ADavis85]

At low speed continuous shooting it behaves exactly like an OVF. Screen goes dark while exposing.

At high speed and max speed you basically see a stop action movie as it shows the pictures you are taking.

I can't imagine this being very different than an OVF going black 10 times a second ?

Yeah, that's what I was looking for, how people who use them like them. What you said makes sense.

Looks WAY more exciting than the TIRES I bought myself for MY birthday. :lmao:

Ha! Yeah, I'm a car-nut too, so tires are always fun! In fact...that reminds me, I need to get some new tires...hmm...

I'm positively enamored of that sexy packaging, with the hand-written VERTICAL GRIP drawn on there in felt pen! Woo-hoo!

Yeah...vertical grips...gotta love 'em! I prefer the hand positioning that a grip allows me when shooting a lot of "talls", as during an outdoor portrait session...or over the course of a long event shot with a heavy lens + monopod, like track and field events, where a good number of the images will be shot as verticals.

I know, right? I mean, if it weren't for that written on the box, it's perfect. The piece really does look brand new (as was described in the ad) too. I've seen some that say "Gently used..." or crap like that, and looking at the pictures you can tell the person never ONCE cleaned their camera/gear. Yuk.