Hi, if you're using the case for transport only then I can't see any need for a moistiure eater. If you're using it for storage then I suggest you think again. I had a Pelican case in which I kept my LXs and several lenses. So when I was burgled it just meant that everything was nicely packed up for the burglars, and ready to go.
I still use a Pelican for transport, but I now have a safe bolted to the floor for storage. -- Cheers, Bob Friday, January 16, 2004, 6:31:41 PM, you wrote: > Hi, > Ryan Lee wrote: >> Unfortunately, I don't have too much space to play around with so can't >> really give it a slot of its own without being less comfortable with padding >> elsewhere. I was wondering if there should be any reason not to place the >> packet (roughly mid palm to tip of middle finger lengthwise, and 4 fingers >> wide) directly under a lens (as in to have the lens sitting on it in the >> slot). Should there be some kind of buffer between them? > Not familiar with the specific brand but these substances tend to > produce dust. You might be generating a long-term problem if you are > using the case for transport rather than stationary storage. > mike
