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Artisan & Artist* now offers a cross-body (sling) bag.  This new cool camera bag can carry a tablet and a mirrorless camera system.  The front of this elegant bag sports a glossy leather panel which also dubs as a small pocket.  The interior is lined with a soft material and has a padded removable divider.  When the divider is removed,...

Artisan & Artist* now offers a women's line of bags.  This bag will fit a small camera system.  The outer Nylon shell is a deep wine color with a single D-ring for attaching a shoulder/wrist strap (sold separately).  The inside is a quilted plush lining to help protect your camera system.  You can use this bag as a clutch or...

A casual design characterizes this camera bag in a strong, durable canvas. A tote design with the added comfort of a shoulder strap to suit travel, sport or outdoor photographic shootings. This bag can easily carry a digital SLR camera, lenses and other accessories. When the inner dividers are removed, this bag becomes a very stylish tote bag. Inner SizeW12.59"xH7.48"xD3.93"Body...

Do what you love, love what you do. Words to live by. 60/40 poly cotton blend Printed in the USA. Made in Nicaragua. Heather navy shirt with 1-color waterbased print. You could purchase this product from Ugmonk who gave us the permission to use their amazing products in our demo site.

You can't speed it up or slow it down. You can't reverse it or buy it back. It's about time. Cranberry shirt with 1 color discharge print. 100% supersoft ringspun cotton. Manufactured and printed in the USA.   You could purchase this product from Ugmonk who gave us the permission to use their amazing products in our demo site.

This filter adapter allows you to use E82 filters on your Leica SUMMILUX-M 21mm f/1.4 Lens.

The Leica E72 Filter Adapter makes it possible to mount Leica E72 filters on to the Leica 24mm f/1.4 Summilux-M Aspherical lens. Since this adapter ring features a hollowed out core, viewing thru the rangefinder is still possible. This also allows for polarizing effect to be judged directly through the viewfinder.