ScottGee1 wrote:
>Also some cases apparently allow them to remain on the camera when a
>tripod is used - or do they all do that? I'm guessing that the
>appropriate threading is replicated in the fastener at the bottom of
>the case that is used to tighten the body into the case.
>
>
Those early cases in black pebbel grain leather with the tripod screw
attachment (modeled after other previous case designs for other cameras)
are very tight fits on the bodies after the OM-2n. The later cases
designed for them are a better bet.
>And yes, I realize some folks find these things an abomination but
>there are times that I just want to head out with one lens and want to
>keep the whole thing from getting bumped or bruised.
>
>
Not an abomination, just impractical. I like the IDEA of protection. But
the aren't called "Neverready Cases" for nothing. If you leave them
buttoned up, you miss shots. If you don't, you either have the front
dangling awkwardly or hanging awkwardly about your person. They are nice
for protection in storage, transit, etc., just not while trying to take
pics.
Moose
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