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Cases and pouches for photography gear are small camera-carrying solutions for those who prefer to travel light. Great for keeping things organised, pouches are generally designed to fit just your camera, or a camera and one lens, with some additional space for very small accessories like batteries and memory cards, and not much more beyond that.
Camera cases and pouches come in a range of different designs. They are quite similar in size and design to bag inserts and accessories – the key difference being that cases and pouches generally come with some kind of carrying strap, allowing them to be worn and used as your sole day bag if you don’t need much beyond your camera kit.
Pouches and Cases
Good photography storage means knowing where all the different items in your kit are and being able to access them quickly. With dedicated photography cases, you should have specific pockets to keep essentials like memory cards, making it easy to swap them out when needed, and store them safely when they’re not being used.
Across our range of cases for camera accessories and photo gear, there are plenty of different options designed for various sizes and configurations of camera. Whether you’re using a compact camera, a mirrorless system camera or a DSLR, there will certainly be a camera pouch or case that’ll suit your setup and keep you travelling light.
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When buying a pair of binoculars you will soon notice that each pair has a set of two numbers following their name, such as “7x50” or “8x32”. The first figure is the magnification, which indicates the number of times larger an object will appear when viewed. The second figure indicates the size of the object lens in mm; the larger it is, the brighter the images will seem. View our Binoculars Buying Guide for more information »