How are you storing your camera gear when it's not being used?
Now I have a couple camera bags that I could easily fit all my gear into when not in use. However I like my gear spread across my desk and a couple shelves. I have a ton of lenses, flashes, lighting equipment, batteries... heck you name it! It's laying around in my room. I keep it this way so when I go off on a shoot I don't have to go digging thought bags to find certain things that I need, I just grab what I need and off I go!So how do you store all of your camera gear when you are not using them?
Are the type to keep them all in a bag or do you have a dedicated storage spot where you to keep them in?
“Amateurs worry about equipment, professionals worry about money, masters worry about light, I just make pictures… ” ~ Vernon Trent
chasrich wrote: Sure - I get it... I tell you where I stash my gear and then late one night you come around while I'm sleeping, rip off my gear and drive off in my car with my woman in tow. No way you get this info!
Is it worth stealing? The gear, I mean.
I have a some of those white cabinets (particle board) from Home Depot or Lowes, one tall and two stacked half height. That way I can org my stuff by adjusting the shelves. (I do have some hooks on the door to hang the extra bags I have accumulated - I need a photo bag "yard sale".)
I also made one onecase from plywood with wood facings that had slots for tripods and shelves for bags. Lot of work.
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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