Taking the grip off of the E-1 is easy -- it's the thinking of it that's hard.
This was only a "gee whiz" attempt that I didn't expect to use. The photo I wanted was the one on the screen of the E-3, since it would show two cameras with Kodak sensors. It's still not as good a photo as I'd like -- I should have done a double exposure using a tripod to capture a better image on the LCD -- but I'm going to wait for a photo of the E-1, the first 4/3 camera, with the Brownie Box camera that was also in the collection.
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I like the clever camera switcheroo that gave you a similar LCD screen. How much trouble would it have been to take the battery grip off the E1?
Taking the grip off of the E-1 is easy -- it's the thinking of it that's hard.
This was only a "gee whiz" attempt that I didn't expect to use. The photo I wanted was the one on the screen of the E-3, since it would show two cameras with Kodak sensors. It's still not as good a photo as I'd like -- I should have done a double exposure using a tripod to capture a better image on the LCD -- but I'm going to wait for a photo of the E-1, the first 4/3 camera, with the Brownie Box camera that was also in the collection.
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