Peak Design Camera Cube (Small)

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I find these types of bags perfect for multi-way travel when I need a larger standard travel bag but also want to take my camera gear along. This gives you the option of an open camera divider within your bag while working and a sealed, (potentially independent) pouch while traveling between photo sessions. Our multi-purpose Camera Cubes are quite possibly the best camera protection system known to the human race (we’re completely unbiased, of course). The nylon canvas material used in my original model PD Camera cube isn’t particularly slippery and, as stated in the article, in a pinch it it can be used as a small camera bag with the addition of a shoulder strap.

All can also be used as a standalone carry/storage solution or thrown inside another bag (though why you’d want any bag besides a WANDRD bag is beyond us). If you want a bag that doesn't look like a camera bag or prefer to make your own DIY solutions, they're worth a look. Ultra-protective, endlessly configurable, and easily accessible, Peak Design Camera Cubes take the hassle and nerves out of travelling with photo, video, or drone gear. The velcro on the dividers is pretty aggressive but that does help you really pack the gear in if you need to. All-new V2 models dial up the ruggedness and ease-of-use with enhanced weatherproofing, improved access, new sizes and honed aesthetics.At my destination I can put it on my back and can still use both my hands to carry whatever else I have to carry. Although these may not be as exciting as a new piece of glass or a fancy light, they are highly functional and versatile accessories that make it easy to carry your gear and keep it safe when you aren't shooting. I like the ability to use it separately by the included shoulder strap, though I almost never do this.

The Smedium cube comfortably holds a camera body, an additional lens, and a flash with room to spare.All-new V2 models dial up the ruggedness and ease-of-use with enhanced weatherproofing, improved access, new sizes and honed aesthetics based on years of user feedback on our best-selling original Camera Cubes, which are still available for 20% off while supplies last. Designed to mount securely in any Peak Design Travel Bag, Camera Cubes give you custom organization and protection, whether you’re carrying a small mirrorless kit or a full professional creative setup.

The X-Small camera cube is a great fit for this; it comfortably fit my Canon R5 with a 50mm lens and allowed me to slide a small point-and-shoot film camera into the cube as well. This simple, compact bag becomes a safe way to carry my camera gear once the Peak Design camera cube is inside. I have a hiking pack from my Forest Service days that I filled with 2" cushion foam from hobby lobby, cut into dividers/bottom padding covered with some cheap fabric and velcro. To throw stuff into the back of my car, I put it into a real pack and THEN throw it into the back of the car. How does the lens perform, is it really as light as Nikon claims, is there any chromatic aberration?The use cases for these two new sizes of Peak Design camera cubes are very different, but having multiple-sized cubes allows you to customize bags depending on your needs.

Ultimately, the Smedium cube will be a more versatile choice for most photographers as it allows room for longer lenses, extra batteries and other small accessories. Ultra-protective yet easily accessible, Peak Design Camera Cubes take the pain and hassle out of traveling with photo, video, or drone gear. A weatherproof recycled 400D nylon canvas shell with high-density foam sub-lining keep your gear safe and sound. I purchased something like this nearly a decade ago from Calumet Photo, a drop-in insert for carry-on sized luggage.I’m sure lots of us have a surplus old camera bag that we could substitute instead that would the same job. From the middle of a war zone, Ukrainian software developer Skylum continues to grow and evolve its flagship imaging app, Luminar Neo. The expanded main opening gives total visibility and access to your gear, and features removable padding so you can tuck the flap away for faster access when the cubes are packed in your bag. I liked using this size with my Db backpack best, as it allowed me to access the gear in the camera cube without completely removing it from the bag. When I don’t want to look like a photographer or just throw a couple of bits, I wrap stuff in individual Domke wraps and chuck it all, loose, in an old canvas backpack.