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<blockquote data-quote="Lawrence" data-source="post: 290900" data-attributes="member: 16844">[MENTION=9753]Scott Murray[/MENTION] purchase of a dry cabinet got me thinking … as strange as that may sound.I am all into &quot;what should I buy next?&quot; as far as lenses and camera gear goes but am I protecting/looking after my existing equipment properly?Should I not be buying stuff for &quot;preventative maintenance&quot; rather than chasing the latest and greatest lens?So far all I have is a camera bag, Giotto Rocket blower and lens pen. That seems pretty thin on care supplies to me. I don't even have a decent cloth (mainly because I have heard conflicting stories of what should and shouldn't come into contact with a lens)!What gear should we have as absolutely essential?Of course this will be subject to where one lives, for example I don't have to worry about snow but condensation is a very real issue.Your thoughts please ...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lawrence, post: 290900, member: 16844"] [MENTION=9753]Scott Murray[/MENTION] purchase of a dry cabinet got me thinking … as strange as that may sound. I am all into "what should I buy next?" as far as lenses and camera gear goes but am I protecting/looking after my existing equipment properly? Should I not be buying stuff for "preventative maintenance" rather than chasing the latest and greatest lens? So far all I have is a camera bag, Giotto Rocket blower and lens pen. That seems pretty thin on care supplies to me. I don't even have a decent cloth (mainly because I have heard conflicting stories of what should and shouldn't come into contact with a lens)! What gear should we have as absolutely essential? Of course this will be subject to where one lives, for example I don't have to worry about snow but condensation is a very real issue. Your thoughts please ... [/QUOTE]

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