Jack Davis wrote: > A system I'm going to follow, to a greater degree, in the future. I > usually replace the front cap if moving on to the next possible shoot, > especially if traveling a dirt or gravel road.
Same here. When I pack up to go for the day, or have a longish break, I "put everything back together" again. > searching every inch of my rig for that one cap I I have one specific pocket on my bag that that receives all caps, front, lens, body, view finder, hot shoe, ... > I, also, spend some time changing from whatever filter back to a UV. (I > think I want the UV when in higher elevations). I rarely use filters, except the occasional polarizer, so that's not really an issue. I usually remove the filters, though not always. > Seems I've used every lens during the day. I did buy a couple folding > filter pouches and find them much handier than the frustration of > looking for the correct size filter case. Not only "yeah", but "Hell, yeah!". I gave up on the little round thingies a long time ago. > Ever leave a lens perched on a rock or log and walk off without it? Uh, no. If it came out of the bag, it goes into the bag. I have walked off without my camera bag with everything in it, though. -- Thanks, DougF (KG4LMZ) -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
