Perry -

The camera is sealed.  I believe the rubber plug maintains the seal.
The old sliding door would have leaked like a sieve.

I liked the door, too.

See you later, gs
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On 11/29/06, Perry Pellechia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul,
> I did catch the cut-out for the contacts cover.  It probably will be
> safe there but the sliding door on the D was a better solution.  I am
> not at all disappointed with the new camera but the smaller D is a
> little more comfortable in my small hands.
>
> I'm still in the "paging through the menus" stage.  It is also night
> here so the real fun will have to wait until tomorrow.  I was very
> impressed with the SR.  Took a 1/3 second exposure and was shocked to
> see no evidence of camera motion.  I am no where close to having your
> "steady" abilities so SR is really going to help.   I think I will
> overcome my aversion to the size of the K10D very quickly!
>
> On 11/29/06, Paul Stenquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I just received my grip today. I love the K10D with the grip, but I'm
> > a big camera guy. I was shooting almost nothing but 6x7 before I went
> > digital. After a week of using the K10D, I feel the it is superior to
> > the D in build. The surface is much more tactile and grippy. The
> > protrusion on the right makes a better handle. As far as the cover
> > for the grip contact opening, you'll find a cutout in the bottom of
> > the grip where the cover can be inserted for storage.
> > Paul
> > On Nov 29, 2006, at 6:50 PM, Perry Pellechia wrote:
> >
> > > As luck would have it all three packages with my; K10D from Amazon,
> > > 4GB SD card from Newegg and the grip from B&H all arrived at the same
> > > time.  I am anxiously waiting for the battery to charge but I am
> > > fondling my new toy.
> > >
> > > The K10D is pretty big sitting next to the *istD.  The accessory grip
> > > feels a lot bigger in comparison to the grip for the D.  The D-BG2 is
> > > thicker and has a much more squared contour at the bottom that the
> > > D-BG1.  While not uncomfortable it is not as nice to hold as the D in
> > > portrait orientation.  I have pretty small hands and find the D pretty
> > > comfortable to use.  The K10D is rather roomy by itself.  With the
> > > grip it feels much larger that the D.
> > >
> > > For all the D owner who are worrying about the fit and finish compared
> > > to the D.  I will agree with the other comment.  The K10D is fairly
> > > equal to the D in build quality.  One thing I do not like about the
> > > K10D build is the rubber cover for the grip contacts.  The sliding
> > > door on the D is a better solution.  I am afraid the rubber cover
> > > (which has to be completely removed to fit the grip) is going to be
> > > lost.
> > >
> > > If anyone wants side by side shots let me know.
> > >
> > > Perry.
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