Rob Studdert writes:
> Solution two: pull off all caps of the lenses intended to be used (ie the ones
> that you are actually taking the time to lug about and particularly the one
> mounted on the camera) and put them in a spare pocket on your case, fit the
> hoods, place the glass/hoods front down, all are now ready for use pending a
> quick lens change. Shoot lots of film and then blow any crap off the
> gloriously exposed front elements when you get home :-)
I have deep pockets. I don't mean I'm able to afford to replace exotic lens
caps, just that I can fit them in my pockets without fear of them falling out :)
Zipped pockets are even better but less convenient.
Cheers,
- Dave
David A. Mann, B.E.
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