ECO-FUSED Camera Lens Pouches - Microfiber Lens Cloth Bag - 4 Pack - Soft Camera Wraps for Multi-Sized Lenses and Accessories - Camera Bag Inserts - Home Travel Photography (Black/Gray/Blue)

Keeping lenses pristine can have a big impact on second hand sale price. Same with keeping the boxes and all the internal items. So spend £10 or so on this set of lens pouches may well be a sound investment. You get two of the large, a mid size and a smaller size. The small one was perfect for my Fuji 16mm 2.8 and the mid size for my 50mm and 23mm 1.4s. The two larger ones are nicely sized to fit my Fuji X-H1. So pretty lucky I guess. Would recommend as the lenses are easy in and out but also protected from any minor and scratch inducing mistakes.

Given that some reviews found these small for full frame lenses, I thought I would try them with my APS-C lenses. The small blue pouch is a perfect fit for small prime like the Sigma 56mm F1.4 with lens hood attached. The medium grey pouch is a little oversized for a compact zoom like the Sigma 18-50mm F2.8, but works fine. This grey pouch is a bit of a squeeze for a telephoto like the Sony 70-350mm with lens hood attached, but perfect without. It of course easily fits in the large black pouch.

Bought to hold my precious Zeiss lenses. Perfect for added protection inside the camera bag.

I bought these so that I can toss my lenses into a smaller bag and not worry about them rubbing and scratching each other or other items. For Micro Four Thirds lenses, these were a perfect fit. Between the four sizes, they fit my 5 different lenses without issue:- Olympus 7-14mm f/2.8- Panasonic 12-35mm f/2.8- Panasonic 25mm f/1.4- Panasonic 35-100mm f/2.8- Panasonic 42.5mm f/1.2The smallest size was good for the 25mm and 12-35mm or anything similar.The largest was good for my 7-14mm and would likely even fit my 100-300mm, but I haven't tested it out.It'll offer you no fall protection, but perfect for keeping minor scrapes away from your lenses.

I have a great, fully padded camera bag, so theoretically my lenses should be safe at all times. Unfortunately, I'm not the most careful of people, and in the chaos of a job, I sometimes just (gently) toss other things in there next to my lenses, increasing the chance that they might get scratched. These help mitigate that. Made of the same fabric most lens cloths are made of, they give your gear a bit of extra scratch protection that I appreciate. They easily slip on top of your lens, and just as easily slip off, which I like—there's no messing around with folds or velcro or anything like that. If you put it on a lens that's attached to your camera, the extra flap can lay over the top of the camera body, protecting its top LCD and dials.

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As a part time professional photographer, these are perfect to help carry my lenses in my camera bag. Soft, durable, and enough padding around the lens to protect the lens while in a camera bag. However, they are thin enough that I would not trust these to protect the lens if dropped on the ground or from a significant height. But if you are looking for simple, durable lens cases to place in your camera bag or to leave on a sturdy surface at home, these will work for you.

These are pretty unique. If you use a DSLR or mirrorless camera that uses detachable lenses, I expect they could be handy for you. These are basically a microfibre "bag" that you can put a lens in and it protects the lens from scratches while also ensuring you have a very soft cloth available should you need to clean any smudges, etc. off a lens. There are four in the pack, in three different sizes (two of the largest size, then two smaller ones). I have four lenses total, and I always keep one attached to the camera. The other three lenses will now live in these bags so I can have that little extra bit of protection.Using them is very simple. They have a pouch that's just the right size for a lens, and then you fold the remaining cloth around the lens. You don't have to worry about the lens falling out, since it's basically held inside a pocket.These are also incredibly soft. They're basically the same type of material you get for cleaning your eyeglasses (but obviously in a lot larger size).