Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2007/06/11
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Come on Bob, it will probably only set you back $50 or so, hardly significant compared to the $4k with tax you paid for the lens! ;-) That's what Sima cap keepers are for! I live in fear of losing the dessert plate sized cap on the 180 Summicron - I figure that one's got to be into three figures. I keep my eyes open at camera shows for used Leica caps and pick them up for $10 when I can, to keep stock on hand. And since, according to BD, nothing changes on the LUG, Ted will rightly flame us for wasting time whining about lens caps instead of going out on a beautiful day like this and taking pictures. Having lens caps on means not taking pictures, after all! Tom On Jun 8, 2007, at 5:06 PM, Bob Shaw wrote: > Well, it's been just under 3 years and gloating about always > putting my lens caps in the right place at the right time whilst > changing lenses during a shoot. > > End Of Floating Is At Hand;; can't find the cap to the 28-90. I > usually slip lens caps into my left front trouser pocket. > > Usually. > > I'm not counting it as lost yet, just can't get my pea-sized brain > to remember where it might be so it can tell me from whence I can > retrieve it. > > I suppose there are inexpensive, functional, non-Leica replacements > that will work fine until I find the real deal. I don't even want > to venture a guess as to the Leica NJ price for gen-u-whine Leica > cap. Them Leica-branded little plastic discs are seldom a > bargain. but if I ever sell the 28-90 it's gotta have the bona > fide lens cap, right? > > Anybody out there been there, done that, got a suggestion? (that > doesn't involve my memory...?). > > Thanks. > > Bob