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I vaguely remember a thread on plastics boxes for carrying/storing individual lenses on panels. Can anyone point me to it, or reiterate the contents? Thanks. Dennis

Can't point you to the location of the thread Dennis but FWIW I use the Domke Wraps for all my lenses+panels. Robert White have a few left http://www.robertwhite.co.uk/product.asp?P_ID=1386

All the plastic boxes that I store my lenses in came either from supermarkets or Staples. I use three different sizes of lens panels so I need a variety of boxes.
Vanman.

as it happens, 'vanman' I'm a staples kinda guy too

best

andrew

I'm still trying to find a box for those brass lenses, Andrew... I may have to get creative!

Neil

Neil Barnes wrote:I'm still trying to find a box for those brass lenses, Andrew... I may have to get creative!

Neil

.................not even the odd spare shoe box?

regards

andrew

Not even an odd spare shoe...

....get away

wasn't it your good self who was considering forking out god knows what for a new Cooke SF lens

and here's one to get the odd owner of one on here going, is only good for 4x5 or 5x7 at something of a stretch

yep and as you said we "need more discussion on here".......................

best

andrew

oh whoops

sorry Neil, not you - should do the due diligence stuff before.........y'know

andrew

Tsk. Just can't get proper minions these days...

I use Photobackpacker lens cases (and camera cases):
http://www.photobackpacker.com/mm5/merc ... Code=RPT02

Thanks for all the replies. It was the cheapo supermarket (Staples?) plastics boxes I was thinking of, with space to add some closed cell foam. Dennis.

Hello !
I've made a wood box with slots and without cover into which I put my lenses and the whole into my backpack. The lenses themselves are fitted with their respective caps. the slots are evenly spaced and in great numbers. (I used a router on plywood) so I can adapt the box to accommodate various lenses from small 150 mm to large Grandagon 90mm or Tele Xenar.
Obviously, the box will be smaller if your lens boards are Linhof or MPP brand instead of Sinar or Oswald Arca ... But if the latter suit your camera, you can buy or make an adapter to use the smaller boards
At home my lenses are on cupboard or on shelves without the caps to get the killing fungus sun ....

that sounds really good Georges

regards

andrew

Hello Andrew,
Have a look at this article (on the French "Galerie Photo" website) describing how to carry a monorail camera and lenses on a cheap backpack;
Looking at the pictures will explain my concept for carrying the lenses... My design is more crude as I'm not a woodworker...
http://www.galerie-photo.com/sac-vuarde.html