OzRay
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I've been looking for a decent case for my cameras and lenses, but I'm still coming up short. However, a while back I came up with a way to at least store my lenses in a video case, not quite designed for regular cameras, where the regular dividers just wouldn't hold. I just grabbed a bunch of neoprene stubbie coolers and put them in the case and each one holds a lens perfectly. In fact, this method is probably better than the usual insert dividers, as they protect the lenses very well and can be easily taken out and put in briefcase, or the like, when travelling and you don't need to take everything. With smaller lenses, you can stack them in one stubbie cooler if you want.
Here's a shot of the case with lenses and camera (the other body is in the pouch at the front, without lens):
Here's a shot of my Leica 135mm Tele-Elmar in it's holder:
What this has revealed to me is that I don't really need a dedicated camera case, just anything of a suitable size and I can use stubbie coolers as protective dividers (and like a good Aussie, I'll always have a stubbie cooler on hand
).
As an aside, I took these shots with my E3 and when I tried to preview the shot through the eyepiece, I thought that something had gone wrong with the camera, as I couldn't get a preview in the viewfinder. Then I realised that I could only get that on the LCD screen. Doh! How quickly one gets used to something like the Pen's EVF. :smile:
Cheers
Ray
Here's a shot of the case with lenses and camera (the other body is in the pouch at the front, without lens):

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Here's a shot of my Leica 135mm Tele-Elmar in it's holder:

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What this has revealed to me is that I don't really need a dedicated camera case, just anything of a suitable size and I can use stubbie coolers as protective dividers (and like a good Aussie, I'll always have a stubbie cooler on hand

As an aside, I took these shots with my E3 and when I tried to preview the shot through the eyepiece, I thought that something had gone wrong with the camera, as I couldn't get a preview in the viewfinder. Then I realised that I could only get that on the LCD screen. Doh! How quickly one gets used to something like the Pen's EVF. :smile:
Cheers
Ray