Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/08/19
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]- --arturo (AJSymi@aol.com) wrote: > >Can you hold an M6 (with > Rapidwinder) in your right hand, shoot and wind with the same right hand? Without removing viewfinder from your eye? hello arturo, you need your left hand too - with the TA-rapidwinder, you hold and operate your camera as usual - the little difference: while your camera rests on the left hands ball of thumb and the indication finger may operate focusing, your middlefingers (left hand) not only give an additional support but also operate the RW-winding-lever on the bottom of the camera/rapidwinder. while your right hands thumb (without RW in duty for winding) enjoys vacation... (anyway: you can wind at all the time also with the cameras lever) this works fine, without moving the camera from the eye. there is a little movement of the camera while winding compared to a motor winder - - after some practice no problem in the daily use IMHO. i enjoy the use of the rapidwinder (as many others) - because its very small, does'nt need batteries and is silent. a clever item. i wouldnt change it for any motorwinder. regards, thomas thomas böhm brennbichl 22 a-6460 imst, tirol, austria NB: if you did'nt notice yet: there is interesting information about the TA rapidwinder at hans pahlens leica-site, adress: http://www.komvux.skola.mark.se/rapidw.htm _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com