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Tips to Keep the Lens Rear Cap and the Body Cap of Your Camera Safe

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On October - 19 - 2020

Tips to keep the lens rear cap and the body cap

What do we often do when we take the camera out of its case? We usually open the body cap from the front body of the camera and open the lens rear cap from the back end of the lens. At that point of time, unknowingly we touch two things which can be the main source of dust and dirt that can directly enter into the sensor camera. How we put those two caps can be one of the factors which can affect the cleanness of sensor and lens of our camera. The following is the detail explanation.

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