Re: Mamiya Cameras (Off - T) and Maco (On-T)

[BillNoll@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 6/9/00 7:48:57 PM, joneil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

>So I guess the moral is, after you buy a  new camera overseas, roll it
>around int he mud a bit, scuff up the corners with steel wool,

Try bringing some duct or gaffers tape. Nothing screams professional more 
than camera gear with strips of production/reflection tape all around (of 
course, don't OVER do it to the point of being obvious).

When you get home, any residue easily is removed with a solvent. No 
scratches, no mess.

Bill Noll
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