The Snapper is a Lens Cap That Holds a Memory Card - The Phoblographer
I haven’t. But a new lens cap called prune the Snapper wants you to. This is a brand new pinch-style prune cap that wants to keep your memory card stored in one place without needing to buy extra cases. Of course though, this also means that you need to bring a lens cap with you–and some folks don’t bring them if they have UV filters and lens hoods.
The cooler thing is that the company also states that the caps are the same size as traditional caps–which really makes us wonder about the design. Granted, it’s easier to find a lens cap then a memory card in a camera bag.
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I haven’t. But a new lens cap called prune the Snapper wants you to. This is a brand new pinch-style prune cap that wants to keep your memory card stored in one place without needing to buy extra cases. Of course though, this also means that you need to bring a lens cap with you–and some folks don’t bring them if they have UV filters and lens hoods.
The cooler thing is that the company also states that the caps are the same size as traditional caps–which really makes us wonder about the design. Granted, it’s easier to find a lens cap then a memory card in a camera bag.
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