Left handed camera's

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just wondered if anyone owns one knows of one

as i burnt my right hand fingers this week and have not been able to use the camera properly... dont laugh:lol:

anyhow if i ever lost the use of my right hand " god forbid"
what could i use and would it cost a fortune:shrug:

thanks for looking:thumbs:


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Just turn the cam'ra around so the button is on the left :shrug: :D
And use your shoulder as a "rest" for the longer glass
The only drawback I can see is that you may have to have your eyes transplanted in to the back of you head, but if you have kids its a "double bonus" :thumbs:
HTH?


 
There is a very naff and cheap point and shoot made for left handed persons.

Other than that, get a Mamiya 645 Pro - and a left hand grip.
 
kids.. yes ..good idea that mate :thumbs:

cheers they are not to bad now "he says on his next pint of healing juice"

funny i've necer seen one advertised...:shrug:

md:thumbs:
 
A quick google offers These as a solution for lefties... Its something that ive looked at before and would really like to have a bash with.
 
lol - motor wind for less than 20 quid. What more could one ask for?
 
I might have known... Go NIKON!

Anyone want a link to the Pro area of where to buy these has to be registered with Nikon as a Pro customer first. It's an order only production, but shows Nikon's commitment to their clients :clap::clap::clap:

And Canon's version is...???


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:bang:
someone help here from canon or ill have to kill this thread:naughty:


md:thumbs:
 
Hello
The only left hand camera I can remember was a Kyocera Samurai which was offered in let and right hand versions. It’s a half frame 35mm “bridge” camera. Not a great camera and I wouldn’t recommend one but you did ask! It was nicely made but didn’t seem to fit in any market (too big for a compact too basic for an SLR etc).
If any one has a serious long term problem it’s worth contacting the disabled photographers society (or association or whatever it is). They generally have a presence at Focus and will have come across all manor of solutions to various special need applications.
 
just tape a remote shutter release to the other side of your camera :p
 
Your problem is temporary; the rest are just freaks so who cares? :coat:
 
I met a photographer once who had no real use of her right hand - she could hold the camera, but her finger control wasn't good enough to deal with the shutter. She simply used a shutter release cable all the time with her left hand.
 
Darryn said:
A quick google offers These as a solution for lefties... Its something that ive looked at before and would really like to have a bash with.
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If I was to be confronted by somebody pointing something like that at me I would duck:eek:
 
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