Left handed DSLR ?

I'm not familiar with the competitors' products but I wonder if one has stolen a march on the rest by producing an SLR for left-handed people. This image from the weekend paper

Same model as used by the female for advertising The Photography Show!

Why does it say Official on the TAG Do they issue Un-Official ones as well

Jason Shutter ?

Must be a colleague of Sarah Sensor

It’s a Specsaver ad which explains why the N***n name has been erased.

Can't help thinking Pentax missed a bit off a chance there with the KP.

Make it more symmetrical and have a larger (optional extra) grip, with built in shutter release ( and maybe a control wheel) available in left or right-hand options, connection sockets on the front of the body and there you go - the option of a left-handed camera!

That would have caused a bit of a stir.

I think the name has been erased to obscure the fact that the image has been flipped. I remember this as a fairly common mistake in film days when it was easy to mount a slide back to front, in my world British cars often became left hand drive!

Meet Jason Shutter, Celebrity Photographer | Specsavers
link

He's much better than the usual youtube knowitalls. I learned more from him than from all the other video's I've watched put together

The AF speed of Nikon is impressive

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"Should've gone with a Pentax"

I am a right sided person except that my dominant eye is my left. I have no problems in using my "right hand" camera and never have with any I have used!

Ken Rockwell has had one on his home page for years - scroll down to the bottom of the page.

Philip

Yashica built a left-handed version of their Samurai (half-frame integrated film SLR): link

The Ricoh XR-X had the option of setting the self-timer to zero seconds, the self-timer button was on the left side of the camera.

The Exakta was an entire left handed camera system, but it hasn't survived.