Phenomenal 1

After the failure of my e-M10 I've been thinking for a long time, if I really want to buy the same camera or even an E-M1 again. In fact, I was with the handling of e-M10 never really satisfied, the grip offered just not enough space for the fingers. At the latest with the purchase of a 60mm macro or telephoto lens, the desire grew to a "real" camera, with handle, like before my good old had a SLR. Now this would actually some Panasonic models or even the E-M1 into consideration, the latter is a truly exceptional feel. Now the E-M1 may be a fantastic camera whose price next to the handle certainly can be reasonably justified also by the viewfinder and the control elements. I was, however, always considered satisfactory and rationally with the images of the E-M10, we are talking about a price difference of as much as 1000!

From the grip of the E-M10 I had heard and wanted to give him a chance. I tried it therefore unceremoniously at photo dealers from. And what can I say ... It's not just a handle, he makes the E-M10 to a whole new camera! Suddenly I hold camera and heavy lenses with the unprecedented ease with one hand, without the slightest concern, they could drop me. The handle gives a sense of security and stability, as I would never have thought possible before. Once tasted, I can not imagine without these handle the E-M10!

What makes this handle different now?
First, it is the gripping surface itself, which further stands out as the original grip. Up still narrow, it bulges downward in the direction of the lens axis, the fingers, which are slipped through earlier under the camera, get a grip. This is mainly due also to the additional 1.2 cm, which are added at the bottom of the camera - which sounds to some, makes a tremendous difference.

The handle is divided into two parts: Once installed, a portion to be removed by a switch to remove the memory card and battery quickly, he is just as fast clicked again, so it must not be always screwed.

Optical carries the handle on the way, far less than in the photos. Camera and grip together like a unit, I never want to take pictures without again. Despite the princely price of a piece of plastic I absolutely recommend to try this grip at least once, then the rest is self-evident)