Bill, Just tried it - works ok. I think the shutter release button on the 67II and 67 are in a slightly different location. The 67II is on the right grip slanted down when holding normal. Bit of a stretch to reach in the manner you described - not impossible.
Right now, with the left wood grip on and the camera turned vertical with shutter button up, the wood grip rests at the front of my palm and my fingers comfortably reach the focus ring. Feels much more comfortable. I'll try your suggestion a bit and see if it becomes any more comfortable. Thanks, Bruce Monday, November 10, 2003, 12:23:48 PM, you wrote: WR> ----- Original Message ----- WR> From: "Bruce Dayton" WR> Subject: Re[4]: Falsh bracket >> I don't shoot nearly as much as you that way - only part time for me. >> However, the flash attaches on the 67 on the left side. The shutter >> button needs to be on top when shooting vertical. WR> Bruce, try cradling the camera with the shutter button down, and use your WR> right thumb to release the shutter. WR> The camera body will sit across the palm of your right hand, and your left WR> hand will be able to focus the lens. WR> William Robb
