Lens cap keeper: I drilled a small hole (1/32") thru the lens cap and knotted a small piece of nylon string to the cap, tying the other end to the strap rings of the camera. I used a...

bersharbp Loc: Texas

I drilled a small hole (1/32") thru the lens cap and knotted a small piece of nylon string to the cap, tying the other end to the strap rings of the camera. I used a black felt tip pen to dye the string. Works great; cost $0.

creativ simon Loc: Coulsdon, South London

bersharbp wrote:

I drilled a small hole (1/32") thru the lens cap and knotted a small piece of nylon string to the cap, tying the other end to the strap rings of the camera. I used a black felt tip pen to dye the string. Works great; cost $0.

Hope you took the lens cap off before drilling hole otherwise may have been cheaper to buy proper item :lol:

DaveMM Loc: Port Elizabeth, South Africa

creativ simon wrote:

Hope you took the lens cap off before drilling hole otherwise may have been cheaper to buy proper item :lol:

This is a good way to make a pinhole camera.

DaveMM Loc: Port Elizabeth, South Africa

creativ simon wrote:

Hope you took the lens cap off before drilling hole otherwise may have been cheaper to buy proper item :lol:

This is a good way to make a pinhole camera.

selmslie Loc: Fernandina Beach, FL, USA

bersharbp wrote:

I drilled a small hole (1/32") thru the lens cap and knotted a small piece of nylon string to the cap, tying the other end to the strap rings of the camera. I used a black felt tip pen to dye the string. Works great; cost $0.

Unless you live in a nudist colony, a pocket is less trouble.

creativ simon Loc: Coulsdon, South London

DaveMM wrote:

This is a good way to make a pinhole camera.

Good thinking Dave

rpavich Loc: West Virginia

Cap Gorilla lens cap keeper... the best that I've found.