Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/05/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]don't use electrical tape-it gets all gooey and sticky over time and will leave a knarly residue. use a good high quality professional gaffers tape, which is designed to hold, but not lift off anything: <http://www.protapes.com/AandE.htm> i have black tape over my logos and it's one of the best things i've ever done. why? - -it's even less conspicious as normal so i feel even more comfortable than normal taking it *everywhere* i go. I mean everywhere-even to the grocery store, etc.. - -i think it looks cool. more grass roots gung-ho photojournalist-like. - -i don't need to display fancy logos to make good pictures, i just need to be as comfortable as i can with my equipment. the black tape makes me feel more comfortable. - -someone spotting me from across the street just sees that i'm taking pictures. without the black tape, they see that i'm taking pictures with a leica, there is a difference. - -and, heck, why not customize? i say tint the windows, lower it, and add nitrous to your hot rod. - -tristan << I'm going to be shooting the Detroit Electronic Music Festival in a week and a half and figure black tape for my Ms might not be too bad an idea. What kind do you folks use - plain vinyl electrical tape, or is there something special? (I'm also considering partially covering the frameline-illuminating window to cut RF flare, so something that will come off easily when I want it to with little residue is preferred). TIA, C. L. Basso, K.C.S., M.Sc.>>