Lens Filter Storage - Organized
Sep 13, 2012 19:03:16 #
erandolph
Loc: La Pine, Oregon USA
Wondering how you store your lens filters when you are not in the field.
I have collected quite a few filters from 49mm to 77mm. I have several pouches that can hold those that I am using on field trips. That is not the issue.
I want to be able to store and organize them at home so that I can easily select the proper size and type to take on a shoot.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I have collected quite a few filters from 49mm to 77mm. I have several pouches that can hold those that I am using on field trips. That is not the issue.
I want to be able to store and organize them at home so that I can easily select the proper size and type to take on a shoot.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Sep 13, 2012 20:51:35 #
erandolph wrote:
Wondering how you store your lens filters when you are not in the field.
I have collected quite a few filters from 49mm to 77mm. I have several pouches that can hold those that I am using on field trips. That is not the issue.
I want to be able to store and organize them at home so that I can easily select the proper size and type to take on a shoot.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I have collected quite a few filters from 49mm to 77mm. I have several pouches that can hold those that I am using on field trips. That is not the issue.
I want to be able to store and organize them at home so that I can easily select the proper size and type to take on a shoot.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I utilize screw on metal end caps and stack them, I don't often want to take all of the stack but have found that keeping them together causes less problem in the long run.
Sep 14, 2012 06:32:08 #
lost_found wrote:
:thumbup: I utilize screw on metal end caps and stack them, I don't often want to take all of the stack but have found that keeping them together causes less problem in the long run.
Yep, Me too. I use aluminum marking pen for those that labeled on the inside or hard to read. Those metal caps are not expensive on E-Bay.
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Sep 14, 2012 07:15:29 #
You can also try picking up one of the old 3.5" floppy disk cases at a yard sale. The plastic dividers could be labeled with type and size.
Sep 14, 2012 12:06:07 #
I group them by size and use the screw on end caps; then store the whole lot in a couple of nifty router bit storage cases I bought from WoodworkerÂ’s Supply, Inc. http://woodworker.com/small-router-bit-storage-box-mssu-116-741.asp?search=router bit storage&searchmode=2
Sep 14, 2012 12:34:17 #
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