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Sep 04, 2010 11:35 |  #1

How do you guys store your camera gear at home?
I have mine in the photography bags and just put them away somewhere. I would quite like to have some kind of furniture where i can put my lenses and camera(s) preferably in a way that would showcase the equipment.

Although I'm totally paranoid of breaking gear so the thing would need to be very sturdy, especially since it will contain more then a years budget of "toys" :shock:


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Sep 04, 2010 11:51 |  #2

I keep mine in my backpack ready to go, the display case would make it easier on burglars though, nicely displayed so they can grab only the expensive gear, but then you have to pack it all up when you want to actually use it. I guess I never felt a need to put my gear on display.


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Sep 04, 2010 15:56 as a reply to  @ ralff's post |  #3

I use a wooden machinist's tool chest I bought at COSTCO about ten years ago. It holds everything I have with he exception of my antique camera collection.

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Sep 04, 2010 16:03 |  #4

JWright wrote in post #10850321 (external link)
I use a wooden machinist's tool chest I bought at COSTCO about ten years ago. It holds everything I have with he exception of my antique camera collection.]

That's a fantastic idea. Looks great as well.

There are also companies that make glass-fronted breakfronts, that would showcase your equipment. I like that idea for the den or study or the living room.


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Sep 04, 2010 16:37 |  #5

If it's not in my Lowepro bag to go, lenses are wrapped up snug and tight in individual Lowepro 4S pouches for the time being; within their cloth pouches they came with


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