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<p>Thanks for all the replies... I'll probably just put them in a plastic case with silica gels.. Thanks again..</p>

<p>I'm trying to find the right way to store my cameras at home. I have 2 DSLR and a few rangefinders. I tried to google some answers but there are some mixed answers. Some says that I should use a big tupperware with some silica gels in it. Some says that the camera needs air that regulates to prevent cracking on the body and should not be kept in the dark to prevent fungus. But I'm afraid that the camera would pick up dust and moist if I just leave it on my shelf. Been looking at some pelican cases with dividers, but I just want to make sure I'm doing the right thing for my equipment before buying those expensive cases.</p>

<p>Anybody has ideas or suggestion? Thank you, really appreciate it...</p>

<p>I need one for street photography. Nothing fancy because I'm just starting. Seems that the Sekonic 308 is way over my budget. But I'll definitely look for one if they offer me good price. Thanks for the advices :)</p>

<p>I just bought a Rolleiflex TLR. While waiting for the shipment, I was looking for a handheld light meter. I've been looking at either a Sekonic L-208 or Gossen Luna Pro SBC. My budget is not that much, if I can get one around $50-$100. Anyone knows which meter is good? Other brand is okay too..</p>

<p>Thank you so much for all the advices.. I definitely learned a lot from everybody here. Thank you.. Now I set my mind on finding an Automat or 2.8C and later, or a 3.5 E and later.. I guess they're pretty good. I'll look around everywhere, everyday, hopefully I'll stumble into a good one with a good price.</p>

<p>Jim, I PM'ed you..</p>

<p>Now I have a few more ideas about the camera. So KEH's cameras been CLA'ed? Will the bargain condition be good enough or I should look for the good or excellent condition?</p>

<p>@Bryan: Thank you for your offer, but I really want to try the Rollei this time..</p>

<p>Wow...thank you so much everybody for the advices... Hadn't known about photo.net before I searched for rolleiflex. I have a few more questions though if you guys don't mind.. MX-EVS type 1 is equal to an Automat? Which is better, a MX-EVS or an older 2.8A? But both with good condition...and below $300.</p>

<p>@Brad: That's a really nice picture... =)<br /> @Kevin: Thank you...I think I'll have a great time here with lots of nice people giving honest advices =)<br /> @chrise boris: sorry I don't speak swedish....I'd like your advices on where I can get good Rolleis if you don't mind :) Been spending a lot of time at the famous fleabay without finding a good one within my budget...</p>

<p>Sorry I have too many questions...a newbie at these things...</p>

<p>I have been using an old Konica manual SLR and I turned to digital SLR now. Recently, I'm interested on learning more about manual cameras and stumbled into a Rollei. I've been researching and couldn't figure out which one to buy. I have a budget of $200-$400. Any suggestion for a beginner user? :)</p>

<p>I found one Rolleflex T type 1 on ebay for $425. It's clean but the back casing has been changed (said the seller). I called Krikor to find out what types he has, and he said that I shouldn't buy a T because it's easily broken and hard to fix? He has one for $500. Should I splurge and get his instead?</p>

<p>Please help me...I'm confused...</p>