Ray beat me to the infant socks. That is where my finders rest.
small bag for finder
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Steve B
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vrgard
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Steve B's approach looks like a good one. Very clean looking. The pic below shows a similar approach that is a bit more "homemade" but still very functional. This is my CV Ultron 28/1.7 lens. The rff member I bought it from did this and it seems to work well. Basically, he just put a small square of velcro on the lens cap and a corresponding small square of velcro on the top of the finder (barely visible in the pic below). That way, the finder just "sticks" to the lens cap for when I place it in my bag. And when I want to use the lens & finder, I just "peel" the finder off the lens cap and place it on top of my camera. Wouldn't work too well if you were just dropping a lens into a big bag (e.g., messenger bag style) with lots of other stuff, but works very well with camera bags where I can slide the lens into its own padded area/sleeve/holder/whatever. Only negative so far is that the lens cap velcro piece attracts a few "fuzzies" as you can see in the picture.
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we have some ingenius people here.
Stephanie Brim
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Oh, yeah...
If you guys have to buy packages of more than one pair of booties, you can send me the other pairs if you have no use for them. 😀
If you guys have to buy packages of more than one pair of booties, you can send me the other pairs if you have no use for them. 😀
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update...
i got 2 small pouches from the jewelry store today. they were the last he had around the shop as he doesn't use them any longer.
they work perfectly.
joe
i got 2 small pouches from the jewelry store today. they were the last he had around the shop as he doesn't use them any longer.
they work perfectly.
joe
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I was looking for such pouches a few months ago. My mother offered to make me a few if I bought the material but then I went on ebay and found many sellers offering them in packs of 10, 20 etc. At first I purchase a pack of 20 such bags from a seller in Hong Kong for .99 cents plus $5 shipping. Well they were supposed to be velvet but turned out to be made of this velvet-like paper - junk. I donated them to the high school where I work. I then purchased a pack of 20 from an American seller for around a total $12 or so and they turned out to be quite nice.
MtnPhoto
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Nalgene Bottles
Nalgene Bottles
I have been using these in conjunction with a sock/cloth bag when I need something water & dust proof and a little crush resistant. Not quite what you are looking for but I thought it would be worth mentioning.
The 125ml/4oz fits CV40mm (no hood), CV 12mm (snug)
The 250ml/8oz fits L 90mm 2.8, CV 75mm, ZM 25 w/ finder, CV12mm w/ finder.
Availiable at Outdoor stores like MEC or REI etc...
Web link:
http://www.nalgene-outdoor.com/store/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=14
Nalgene Bottles
I have been using these in conjunction with a sock/cloth bag when I need something water & dust proof and a little crush resistant. Not quite what you are looking for but I thought it would be worth mentioning.
The 125ml/4oz fits CV40mm (no hood), CV 12mm (snug)
The 250ml/8oz fits L 90mm 2.8, CV 75mm, ZM 25 w/ finder, CV12mm w/ finder.
Availiable at Outdoor stores like MEC or REI etc...
Web link:
http://www.nalgene-outdoor.com/store/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=14
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sepiareverb
genius and moron
Never did turn up those zippered cases Joe- but it seems like you're all set.
Bill58
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Our sponsor, Gandy, sells them too.
