Marc, As usual, your density prevails. Don't fold the cap, just swing it to clear the taking lens, and Bob's your uncle. Jerry Marc James Small wrote: > At 08:38 PM 2/12/05 -0500, Austin Franklin wrote: > > >I didn't say it didn't "work", I only questioned the claim that this > >specific function was the intention of mirroring the cap. Again, how many > >people take pictures of just themselves and need such a device? I actually > >take quite a few pictures of my self, and don't use any such "aids". > > Austin > > As it seems, someone developed this method after F&H had introduced the > shiny lens cap, and so, F&H adopted this as a proven method for success. I > do not believe that anyone is suggesting that F&H thought this one up > before adopting the shiny lens cap. > > I do not see how this was supposed to work, in any event. If you put the > lens cap over the viewing lens, the second cap will fall over the taking > lens. And, if you glue it up onto the first cap, it has a black surface. > > So, the entire suggestion appears most bogus. Can someone enlighten me on > just what I am missing? > > Marc > > msmall@xxxxxxxxxxxx=20 > Cha robh b=E0s fir gun ghr=E0s fir!