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 04/02/2013 03:49:59 PM · #1
Interesting and a little bizarre. It's hard to imagine this would ever catch on as left-handed photographers are probably well accustomed to the conventional camera layout. I've rarely seen a lefty use a computer mouse on the left side for the same reason.
 04/02/2013 03:54:43 PM · #2
Maybe it's a pre-emptive defense against an A.D.A. lawsuit ... ;-)
 04/02/2013 04:03:25 PM · #3
I've fixed their press release:

Originally posted by Canon U.S.A.:
Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging, today introduced a revolutionary new camera that finally addresses the needs of left-handed photographers worldwide John, the Revelstoke, BC resident who saw triggering the shutter release with his right index finger as a barrier to ever picking up a camera: the Canon EOS 7D L Digital SLR camera.

A bit more wordy, but more accurate as well.
 04/02/2013 04:06:59 PM · #4
Originally posted by scalvert:
Interesting and a little bizarre. It's hard to imagine this would ever catch on as left-handed photographers are probably well accustomed to the conventional camera layout. I've rarely seen a lefty use a computer mouse on the left side for the same reason.


You are sooo one day late.
 04/02/2013 04:39:16 PM · #5
Ummm, Shannon.... Tell me you're playing the straight man here?
 04/02/2013 04:49:14 PM · #6
Originally posted by scalvert:
Interesting and a little bizarre. It's hard to imagine this would ever catch on as left-handed photographers are probably well accustomed to the conventional camera layout. I've rarely seen a lefty use a computer mouse on the left side for the same reason.


Bear, im skeptical of this article too ;-)
 04/02/2013 05:01:15 PM · #7
Originally posted by mike_311:
Originally posted by scalvert:
Interesting and a little bizarre. It's hard to imagine this would ever catch on as left-handed photographers are probably well accustomed to the conventional camera layout. I've rarely seen a lefty use a computer mouse on the left side for the same reason.

Bear, im skeptical of this article too ;-)

Mike, Cory and I aren't just "skeptical", we're 100% positive it's an April Fool's joke press release... Presumably that's what YOUR wink means, too? :-)

Message edited by author 2013-04-02 17:01:47.
 04/02/2013 05:18:19 PM · #8
Originally posted by mike_311:
Bear, im skeptical of this article too ;-)

Good reason to be skeptical as it's one of several camera-related pranks, but it didn't get any play yesterday. :-(
 04/02/2013 05:36:27 PM · #9
LOL. We lefties never get any respect.

04/02/2013 06:07:27 PM · #10
Just flip your camera over. :)
 04/02/2013 06:21:42 PM · #11
Lefties should be good at self portrait close ups.
 04/02/2013 07:22:40 PM · #12
Hold the camera upside down and rotate in post. Problem solved.
 04/02/2013 07:26:12 PM · #13
Originally posted by chazoe:
Hold the camera upside down and rotate in post. Problem solved.

It really helps with framing if you have one of Canon's cameras with an LCD you can flip out and rotate ...
04/02/2013 07:44:33 PM · #14
Originally posted by chazoe:
Hold the camera upside down and rotate in post. Problem solved.


then you are excluding the minimal crowd.
 04/02/2013 07:49:02 PM · #15
Apparently Ken Rockwell managed to get one.
 04/02/2013 08:31:05 PM · #16
Originally posted by Ann:
Apparently Ken Rockwell managed to get one.


i need to get one of those monthly donation buttons on my site, $9.99 sounds about right.
 04/02/2013 09:16:17 PM · #17
Originally posted by mike_311:
Originally posted by chazoe:
Hold the camera upside down and rotate in post. Problem solved.


then you are excluding the minimal crowd.

Nope -- rotation in 90° increments is allowed in Minimal ...
 04/03/2013 02:06:23 PM · #18
An advert from my eBay Summary page. I thought, "Wow, a left-handed camera", then moved on.



First saw it on Tuesday, then shortly this thread started...
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