damn, never even give it any thoughts, been changing lens all these years, just do it real fast and careful. no best practice, why dont you just g out and shoot a lot, then, you develop your own best practice.L.Lee said:I am new to DSLR and find changing lenses to be a cumbersome process, and have yet to develop a personal procedure/method that is safe, quick and efficient.
When I am out shooting (outdoor or indoor), I carry my Lowepro backpack that contains all my gears. I have to put down my back pack on the ground to make lens change. The process is slow and often missing good opportunity. And what if the ground is wet or dusty? I recently bought a Tenba shoulder bag (still working on the compartment configuration) and hope to be able to change lenses without the need to put things on the ground.
Can you share your PERSONAL best practices? :think:
actually, why are you letting lens changing get in the way of photographing?