Still photo switch

[wlie 0]

I've pretty much have my heart set on the bite switch, but I want to get a concensus on your preference.

Thanks.

My other ride is the relative wind.

[quade 4]

Right now I use the Conceptus bite switch, but I'm thinking of changing over to a hand switch.

I -might- go with the CamEye RL, but I haven't quite made up my mind.

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The World's Most Boring Skydiver

[diverds 0]

So I have choices between Blow, Hand and Tounge? Can I choose all 3?

Skydive Radio

[quade 4]

Don't forget the hand job.

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The World's Most Boring Skydiver

[YahooLV 0]

tongue switch for me, and .......the benefits are good too!!!


YAHOO!

http://www.curtisglennphotography.com

[puffdaddy 0]

Hand switch for me. Page 2 of the Kama Sutra

" You have never lived until you've almost died, and for those who has experienced it, life has a flavour the protected would never understand"

[wlie 0]

To post your favorite tease, I've posted another on Skydiving Talk Back. This is serious statistical analysis folks. Future photographers depend on this info.

And I'm still recovering from the bad muscle cramps induced by laughing non-stop.

My other ride is the relative wind.

[sangiro 26]

This is just plain sad!

Safe swoops
Sangiro

[jdhill 0]

I use a bite switch as my primary. I use a hand swith to fire my second still, if it is mounted. I've been looking at a CamRL for a while, but have not gotten around to buying one... Anyone actually using one of these?

Josh

All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. - Edmund Burke

[YahooLV 0]

I AM serious. Tongue switch

http://www.curtisglennphotography.com

[MichaelBess 0]

I use a hand switch, the convenience factor of a bite or blow switch is nice (not having to route the chord through your jumpsuit every time you add stills), on the other hand every type of hand or blow switch goes through more abuse (saliva teeth etc.). For me the hand switch lasts longer and has proven more reliable. Besides when using two stills it's relatively easy to add another hand switch (two switches side by side).

Just some thoughts,
Michael

[VideoToaster 0]

I would agree with the hand switch for two stills
I can have mounted a 35mm SLR & Pentex 645 medium format still camera’s & a video camera with my helmet set up.
I have both of the shutter releases together on my left hand.
For the Pentex 645 I use my thumb for the 35mm I use my middle finger

VideoToaster

[wlie 0]

Thanks to everyone for their input. It's changed my mind to getting a tongue switch now.

So a picture says a thousand words, and the wrong switch could have bitten.

My other ride is the relative wind.