Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1996/06/07
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Zing makes an attractive neoprene case in which a Leica M and a lens up to 50mm will fit. It works well to keep the camera from suffering any nicks and dings. It has belt loops and it can accomodate the strap so that you can hang the protected camera around your neck. I saw it in the local camera store for $25. Henry >A case can be made for the "Eveready" (pardon the pun). I often use just >the bottom half of an old M3 case on my M6 as I find it improves the grip >and protects the camera from minor knocks, especially if you ahve more >than one camera around your neck. Doing this slows down film changing but >does not interfere with tripod use as the attachment screw for the case is >also threaded for a tripod screw. Using the whole case is handy for >protecting the camera inside a briefcase or backpack when travelling >light. Another use for this old and very well worn M3 case is to disguise >the valuable piece of equipment inside. However, I wouldn't bother paying >a fortune for a new or near new ER case - stick to the trashy ones like >mine. I think it cost me A$5 at a flea market. > >Iain Dawson