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Compact Camera Cases
Compact camera cases come in a variety of shapes and styles and provide various functions depending on which model you choose. The primary function is to provide a secure, knock-proof padded bag for a compact camera. Some models act as a shell-case which fits onto the bottom plate of a camera body, whilst others are complete small bags which the camera fits inside. Each has its own set of benefits, but all add an extra layer of protection for your gear.
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Models are available in a huge range of colours and finishes from stylish full leather cases from Leica and Fujifilm to small padded fabric bags from the ever popular Crumpler. Larger compact cases will include a carrying strap, organisational pockets both on the exterior and interior. Smaller or more simple models might provide just the basic functions without any bells and whistles.
Purchase a compact bag which fits your camera model and has the right storage you anticipate for any spare batteries, easy access to a spare memory card or any other camera accessory which you may bring along when shooting.
We provide a host of brand-specific compact bags and cases designed to fit your specific camera model snugly. These are available from leading brands including Canon, Leica, Nikon, Olympus and Sony. If you prefer a more generic small camera case that is still designed to provide optimum protection regardless of brand, there are plenty to choose from.
Third party brands are from manufacturers such as Billingham, Lowepro, Manfrotto, and Tamrac. All are all made to ensure your camera receives the best care and protection when out and about. You might also consider a camera strap for carrying around your neck or a top loader bag, which are increasingly popular for slightly larger systems.
