I started adding padded dividers and small camera bags to general purpose bags many years ago. . . As a traveling PJ/editorial contract/freelance photographer, I valued nondescript gear bags. In those days camera bags always looked like camera bags or fancy luggage that were useless to me. C-clip mounting system keeps cube rigidly in place. Fits in all Travel Bags. External loops are compatible with any Peak Design strap, sold separately. Peak Design already makes its Cubes in sizes small, medium and large. These newly introduced sizes sit right below and above the existing small-sized cube, making them an excellent choice for a photographer or videographer who likes to travel light and favors a bag that doesn't necessarily look like a traditional camera bag. Specifications X-Small

Not special but functional and comfortable is where most are looking for. I use the medium (previous version) and it's good padded and well made. The X-Small cube is a solid choice if you don't need to carry much gear. It nicely holds my Canon R5 with 50mm lens and a compact point-and-shoot film camera. These two new sizes of Peak Design Camera Cubes make it easy for photographers to turn any bag into a camera bag while still keeping their gear protected and organized. These cubes are particularly appealing for photographers who enjoy carrying their gear around in a bag that doesn't look like a traditional camera bag. "These cubes are particularly appealing for photographers who enjoy carrying their gear around in a bag that doesn't look like a traditional camera bag."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. One of my favorite aspects of a camera cube is that it gives you the ability to turn any bag into a functional camera bag.

This simple, compact bag becomes a safe way to carry my camera gear once the Peak Design camera cube is inside. Photo: Jeanette Moses

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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. It was also a nice fit for carrying around a 35mm range finder and an extra lens. data-src="//eu.wandrd.com/cdn/shop/products/PlayVIdeoImage_46db7866-f656-4f8e-a1bf-82fd2e57e6bf.jpg?v=1698788826"

Lowepro and other brands make these, but I'm sure that the Peak Design models are of excellent quality.

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