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FJ LOVE wrote in post #12267628
i have no ligaments left in the back of my hand so they have to fuse the bones together

my wrist has no cartiledge left to support my thumb so it's bone on bone

i'll barely be able to bend my wrist when it's complete but my pain should be gone.

i won't be able to shoot for a long time, i'll be in a cast most of the summer and then therapy for 3-4 months

Have them affix a 1/4-20 screw protruding from the cast, then you can mount a Q-R plate to it and snap your camera on/off. Your sling should act like a monopod (sort of).

Heh! I'd say that's funny, Roger, but the real funny thing is that I'm liking the idea!

tonylong wrote in post #12268538
Heh! I'd say that's funny, Roger, but the real funny thing is that I'm liking the idea!

What makes you think I was joking?

Yuh gotta think outside the box...sometimes way out.

FricksPhotography wrote in post #12268504
I completely agree with you on this I was just putting a fact out there to see what people would say.

Hehe.....No worries man. I know what you meant.

20droger wrote in post #12268534
Have them affix a 1/4-20 screw protruding from the cast, then you can mount a Q-R plate to it and snap your camera on/off. Your sling should act like a monopod (sort of).

Hmm.....Ya know what? That's a pretty good idea! I think martin should do it.....hehe. Could start a whole new trend for people unable to use both hands on a camera.....hehe.

20droger wrote in post #12268550
What makes you think I was joking?

Yuh gotta think outside the box...sometimes way out.

Well, it's a cool concept -- I'd probably opt for one of the "advanced compacts" over a DSLR just 'cause of the weight factor, but it definitely could be done!

Martin, can ya hear us?

tonylong wrote in post #12268569
Well, it's a cool concept -- I'd probably opt for one of the "advanced compacts" over a DSLR just 'cause of the weight factor, but it definitely could be done!

Martin, can ya hear us?

A Lieca M9 would be perfect!

tonylong wrote in post #12268569
Well, it's a cool concept -- I'd probably opt for one of the "advanced compacts" over a DSLR just 'cause of the weight factor, but it definitely could be done!

Martin, can ya hear us?

Martin's a pro. Were I he, I would opt for something like an Olympus E-5 with a couple of selected lenses, like the 12-60mm and the 50-200mm. This would drop the overall weight by about half, significantly reduce the overall size, and still give the power and flexibility of a true DSLR, and a damned good one at that.

The weekend is almost here!

*sigh* wrote in post #12268617
The weekend is almost here!

I wish....I still have another 8 hours to go before mine starts. One shift left to work (not that bad really....hehe.)

Allo everyone

whats up

about to go get my dinner..

I eat late

Nice what time is it there

Here it is 5:00 p.m.