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Wooden Camera Leather vs. Rubber Side and Top handles

Tyler Bourns

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Thanks Scott, I'll do that. That's really helpful.

Just to double check, are you saying that you can interchange the leather and rubber on the side handle? Without having to purchase a whole new setup... Or am I misunderstanding.
 
Hmm, that's good to know as I definitely did not realize that. But that is very cool. Thanks for your help Scott.
 
The rubber handle is super gripy, which is exactly what you want. It's not like the rubber from RED's R1 handle, which was gripy, but still pretty smooth and hard. This is soft rubber with tons of grip.
 
I just WISH that the leather handle had some extra holes for mounting accessories (a la the red handle). Real estate is so limited on the Epic that I need to be able to mount things off the handle (the LCD). But the leather is so purrty. . .
 
I have the same leather grips. They look nice but don't feel that great in the hand.
 
I have the leather side handle and top handle. I love them. It really humanizes the camera for me. I also have my rubber grip top handle from my RedONE, which I used before my leather top handle arrived. I have no problem with grip with either leather handle. I'm glad to have the RedONE rubber handle as it has a lower profile. And is shorter, but also can be elongated by attaching the other part of the handle. Loving the options with Epic.
 
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