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To: Art Bechhoefer who wrote (21401)	12/31/2001 6:08:55 PM
From: quidditch	Respond to of 60323

Great feedback, Art, thank you. <Someone with large hands [I do] should also avoid the new Nikon 5000, which as its exposure meter placed in such a way that a person with large fingers could block the meter.> I've been called ham-handed, on more than one occasion. Seriously, intuitive and easy placement of hands and fingers is important. If you have to think each time you grab your camera for a shot how it has to be held, you may be losing shots. Seems as though you and Aus favor the Canons and Olympus. I am going to focus on those over the next couple of weeks, as well as understand the peripherals and software I'll need. I remember there being quite a bit of discussion a while back about the Adobe Photoshot software. thanks so much and may it please the powers and Gods to let all have a stellar new year! quid