Photomonk

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Photomonk
Yes, you are.

First clue:
Quote:
what are the webbing loops sewn into the fabric at the ends of the zip for?
Second clue:
Quote:
all are where zips finish/start.
What you are describing is not located on all Lowepro bags and cases.

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 14/03/2010 - 01:30

Photomonk
No, Stefan it's not. Maybe if you go back and reread what has been posted you might have an idea of what was asked.

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 14/03/2010 - 01:16

Photomonk
link
Quote:
The most compact Trekker backpack has a large front organizer pocket, customizable interior, weather flap, laminated mesh pockets, a removable waistbelt and SlipLock™ attachment loops to expand your carrying capacity.
Mystery solved by the folks at Lowepro.

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 14/03/2010 - 00:44

Photomonk
technoidiot wrote:
The only thing we know is that they are by the ends of zips .
It just happens to be a Lowepro signature to their products. Some like to grasp the metal zipper tabs and some like to grasp those thingies.

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 13/03/2010 - 22:14

Photomonk
jaco wrote:
Hi to everyone, lens has been sold to Mike P.
Many thanks
Claudio
What a surprise!

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on For Sale Pentax Da* 200 at 12/03/2010 - 21:05

Photomonk
I think I said it, they are expensive by the prices I have looked up locally, compared to the quality of product delivered.

One last thing, the second part of my screen name is monk which indicates a religious state or vocation, rather than munk which is associated with a rodent. I appreciate the proper spelling.

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on Polorizer Filter for Pentax KM - 18-55mm ? at 12/03/2010 - 19:29

Photomonk
Anvh wrote:
But I still want some other filters and they are going to be Hi-tech, here take a look link
I looked at the website, and the company Formatt is familiar to any graphic designer that has been in the business over 25 years. The only thing to change is the move towards more photographic materials than to items like type and screens. Their products were expensive then for the product quality, and some things I see do not change with time.

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on Polorizer Filter for Pentax KM - 18-55mm ? at 12/03/2010 - 18:01

Photomonk
WHOA!!!! I just had a look at Lee filters' prices on B&H's website. Expensive puts it mildly. I will stick with Cokin.

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on Polorizer Filter for Pentax KM - 18-55mm ? at 12/03/2010 - 16:39

Photomonk
As one that has about 20 fitted circular filters, I am getting rid of at least 90% of them (so look for them in the classified section soon) and have switched to the Cokin filter system. Not only does it fit all your lenses with the inexpensive purchase of holder rings for the different lens sizes, but proves to be economical in the long run. I really can recommend Cokin filters over fitted circular filters.

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on Polorizer Filter for Pentax KM - 18-55mm ? at 12/03/2010 - 15:22

Photomonk
technoidiot wrote:
Add to that Staff who are enthusiastic about the stuff they sell
I hate to be a spoil sport, but if Steven really does live in Wyoming, visiting an Apple store will have to be a holiday of a few days, since the closest one is at least 500 miles away. link Thus he may have to rely on what is local or the internet.

The Photomonk

Comment by Photomonk posted on I would like your opinion Please at 12/03/2010 - 11:48

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