I noticed the top one being lighter, but when in portrait orientation ("up
and down") the right most (bottom in landscape) is the least bright. Pretty
weird
Weston Reid
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bob Turner
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 12:25 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: EOS (30) / Elan 7 & BP-300
Marc Fogel wrote:
<<Anyone use the BP-300 with the ELAN 7. Is the BP-300 sturdy? How does it
feel?>>
This combo feels excellent, if you have large hands. In the portrait
orientation you have a sure grip. I am not using the AA type batteries and
the whole unit is well balanced and weighted.
I always have problems when a neck-strap is attached and I am awaiting
delivery of the E1 wrist/hand grip to see if this helps.
One thing I have NOT noticed, is that all focus points light-up with the
same luminescence. Someone said earlier that their topmost point was not as
bright - could this be that the sky is usually the brightest part of an
outdoor image?
Regards,
Bob
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