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• 12 Jan 2017

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Just looking for inspiration incase we have missed something.
Daughter has had a collection of cameras built up over the last few years, she is now getting more and more in to film.
She has some good SLRs bought with extra lenses etc but only stores the Body and one lens in her room.
So whats the best way to store the other odds and ends she doesn't use as much spare lenses etc?
Would the loft be ok?

 

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• 12 Jan 2017

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A nice glass cabinet to show them off [emoji3]

 

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• 12 Jan 2017

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Loft is far from ideal tbh temperature changes from cold in winter to extreme heat in summer will have adverse effects on both the lubrication and possibly the optics and rubbers.

 

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Use a tall Ikea Alex unit (http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/...rawer-unit-with-9-drawers-white-art-50192822/) and put in form inserts, padding as required. It doesn't take up much floor space but can hold a lot of equipment.

An alternative might be the wide Alex unit, and put it in the bottom of a wardrobe allowing shorter garments to be hung on the rail above. http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/...ex-drawer-unit-on-castors-white-art-40196241/

 

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I just wish we had more space, she displays 90% of them but its things like extra lenses.
She is thinking of selling her polaroids as she can't see her self using them at £2 a shot so that would create some room

 

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Lowepro Vertex 300 makes for a good storage bag.
padded, dust tight & large

 

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• 12 Jan 2017

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Suitcases under the bed should do it. Wrapped in old sheets.