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Rain cover for camera and lens A rain cover is easy to carry in the bag and can be quickly mounted on the camera when needed. The rain cover protects the camera from rain, dust and fog.

More security for your camera A camera wrist strap is the ideal accessory for keeping your camera safe and within easy reach. Whether you're traveling, strolling through the city, or taking photos in nature, the wrist strap ensures a firm grip and prevents the camera from accidentally falling. Comfort and flexibility Thanks to its ergonomic shape, the wrist strap fits comfortably around the wrist and is very comfortable to wear, even on long photo tours. Many models are made of sturdy materials such as leather, nylon, or neoprene and can be individually adjusted for a perfect fit. Practical and stylish In addition to its functionality, a camera wrist strap also impresses with its design. Whether simple, elegant, or sporty, it complements your photography equipment in a stylish way. This allows you to combine safety with a professional look. Conclusion With a high-quality camera wrist strap, you can keep a secure grip on your camera at all times. Discover our range now and find the right wrist strap for your needs.

SmallRig Cage or Camera Cage Why should a camera be mounted in a cage? A cage is used to mount accessories according to your own needs. These cages are equipped with different threaded holes. Mostly there are 1 /4 and 3/8 inch threads. Many of these camera cages from SmallRig are also equipped with a so-called Arri system. This system holds the accessories on the cage securely in the mounted position, this is done with two small pins to secure.  The advantage of such a camera cage is that no accessories have to be mounted on the hot shoe and they can be positioned as desired. Most cages allow access to the camera battery and it can be changed without disassembling the cage if necessary. Access to the ports is also possible and an HDMI cable can be neatly routed away. A cable clamp is recommended for this, so that the cable is not unintentionally separated from the camera.    

Camera Grip – Your perfect companion for more control and comfort A camera grip can make all the difference when it comes to comfortable photography and filming. Are you looking for a solution that offers you more stability, makes your shots look more professional and at the same time relieves the strain on your hands? Then a grip is perfect for you! With a handgrip, you'll always have a secure hold on your camera. Whether you're on the go, filming with your hands, or trying out creative angles, the grip ensures better ergonomics and prevents shaky shots. You'll quickly appreciate the added comfort, especially during longer sessions. Camera handgrips are available for Sony, Fujifilm, Leica, etc. The selection is huge: there are handgrips made of different materials such as aluminum or wood, with non-slip coatings or modular functions. Many models also offer you the option of mounting accessories such as microphones, lights or external monitors – ideal for demanding projects or vlogging. Thanks to the clever design, you can often customize your handle to fit your camera or your needs. Whether for DSLRs, mirrorless cameras or even action cams – you are guaranteed to find the right model here to give you more control and comfort when shooting. Get your new camera handgrip and take your creativity to the next level – without compromising on stability or handling!

Macro Focusing Rail With a macro slide, the camera can be moved continuously in two directions. This facilitates pinpoint focusing for macro shots, for example.

Utensils for cleaning the camera's sensor Every digital camera with interchangeable lenses has the problem that the statically charged image sensor can become soiled by dust. As a camera owner, you should be prepared to check your camera sensor every 1-3 months and "dust" it off if necessary. It is usually sufficient to blow off the camera sensor with a blower, with the sensor pointing downwards so that the dust can fall out. If there is still dirt on the sensor after two or three cleanings, the sensor must be wet-cleaned.