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:ROTFL::ROTFL:Could end up in jail selecting those "protected harvest" ebony grips
We updated our Cambo Page with much the same thoughts.I NEVER bought a collectors item in my life but trust me this will NOT sit in a glass case either. LOL
http://www.captureintegration.com/tech-cameras/wide-rs-wide-ds/However, Capture Integration isn’t usually enthusiastic about “special edition” items that only feature cosmetic changes. Fortunately Cambo agrees with this philosophy and added a few often-requested improvements to the core functions of the RS. The traditional metal grip of the RS body has been replaced by a wooden handgrip which makes handholding the camera (both for shooting and transportation) significantly more pleasant, especially in colder weather. The thumbwheels for rise/fall/shift have been enlarged and have a more strongly dimpled surface which makes large movements faster and small movements more precise. Finally, the self-arresting mechanism which keeps the rise movement locked has been improved with additional tension to counteract the weight of a digital back. This means that after mounting a digital back it as easy to rise as it is to fall correcting a minor but annoying aspect of using the original RS body.
Great. I started to read the thread, and it mentioned the New England Workshop in a few weeks. :bugeyes::shocked:
I almost fell off my chair. :ROTFL:
--Matt