They're a burden. On a film camera you have to remove it to change
film. I've never seen one on a digital SLR, but you would have to
remove it to get at any of the functions on the back or to remove the
CF card. Never ready cases are for people who leave one roll of film in
the camera for six months and take four shots at every family event.
Paul
On Feb 5, 2005, at 12:36 PM, Mark Erickson wrote:
Anyone know anything regarding the pluses and minuses of storing and
using
cameras in ever-ready cases? Seems like it would help keep paint
chips and
scuffing away, but I've also read that leather cases may attract camera
fungus.
Thoughts?
--Mark
