Lens caps, right side up, or doesn't matter.

[benhasajeep]

I tend to put my caps on with Nikon right side up. If I don't immediately, when I pack things I tend to change it if it's not right side up. I don't get a laser level out to ensure it's perfect, but tend to turn it so it's right side up.

 

[BF Hammer]

Don't care, some of my lens caps have no logo.

 

[tonye]

I tend to put my caps on with Nikon right side up. If I don't immediately, when I pack things I tend to change it if it's not right side up. I don't get a laser level out to ensure it's perfect, but tend to turn it so it's right side up.

I think you need to see someone about that

 

[Clovishound]

From a practical point, as long as it is secure, it doesn't matter. If it makes you feel better, go for right side up. If you have to stop 4 times on the way home from a shoot to dig into your gear to double check that the cap is oriented "correctly", that is another matter.

 

[benhasajeep]

From a practical point, as long as it is secure, it doesn't matter. If it makes you feel better, go for right side up. If you have to stop 4 times on the way home from a shoot to dig into your gear to double check that the cap is oriented "correctly", that is another matter.

No not like that, not that ocd. I guess I like giving the free advertising.

 

[BF Hammer]

Oddly enough, each time I unclipped then reattached this National Geographic strap, I always put the logo side on the right. It worked equally well either way.

From this thread last week.