Packing our gear is always a challenge. We have a lot to carry, so we need to make the most of every square centimeter in our camera bags. Bulky cases take up space that could be used for other purposes – but our filters need to be protected. Several years ago, Varina decided she could make a better filter case than any she’d seen on the market – so she threw together a quick prototype to try out her idea. The prototype worked so well that she never bothered to revise it and make a better one… that is, until students started noticing her design and asking if they could get one.
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Brand new colors, and our original design.
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Varina still uses the original prototype – it ain’t pretty, but it works!
In 2013, after a year of searching for the best materials – and finding someone who could sew to exacting specifications – we released our first short run of filter cases. It sold out in 48 hours.
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We didn’t realize they’d be so popular.
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Simple, folding design – and pretty colors. 🙂
Now – at long last – we are offering our perfected design once again… but only until we run out (only 20 remaining in stock). It fits photography filters up to 100mm x 125mm. Our soft photography filter case is available in brand new colors – but the design is the same. Get one for yourself!
Simple 100mm photography filter cases designed to keep your filters organized and clean – without taking up unnecessary space in your bag. Smart, Minimalist, Eeffective!
About Author Varina Patel
There is nothing more remarkable to me than the power of nature. It is both cataclysmic and subtle. Slow and continuous erosion by water and wind can create landscapes every bit as astonishing as those shaped by catastrophic events – and minuscule details can be as breathtaking as grand vistas that stretch from one horizon to the other. Nature is incredibly diverse. Burning desert sands and mossy riverbanks… Brilliant sunbeams and fading alpenglow… Silent snowfall and raging summer storms… Each offers a unique opportunity. I am irresistibly drawn to the challenge of finding my next photograph, and mastering the skills required to capture it effectively.
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