Seam Camera Straps

Seam Strap offers handmade camera straps with a vintage look and high-quality materials. The unique straps are designed to give your camera a unique style while ensuring durability, and each one undergoes a special treatment process for enhanced longevity. Their leather straps feature smoothed edges and are sealed with leather wax, whilst their camera ropes are made from polypropylene or nylon, providing stability and abrasion resistance. Whether for street photography or other genres, thier eye-catching straps are suitable for both analog and DSLR cameras.

SIGMA fp Mirrorless Digital Camera

Now available for purchase is the spectacular new SIGMA fp, the world´s smallest and lightest mirrorless digital camera with a full-frame image sensor. Designed as a go-anywhere camera, the fp measures 4.43 x 2.75 x 1.78 inches but still offers a 24.6-megapixel 35mm full-frame sensor, and captures 4K video at 24fps. It also features an electronic shutter instead of a mechanical shutter, which allows for quieter shooting.  With a durable die-cast aluminum b...
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NIKON 1 AW1

The new Nikon 1 AW1 is the world´s first rugged waterproof camera with interchangeable lenses. Every part of the camera is completely sealed, including the area around the flash, making it waterproof, shock and freezeproof. Boasting a 14 megapixel CMOS sensor, the compact camera supports a wide variety of lenses, including the waterproof compatible 1 nikkor AW collection. It also features a 14.2 megapixel CX-format CMOS sensor, a 73-point Autofocus array, an ISO ra...
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POLAROID NOW EAMES EDITION

Polaroid celebrates its historic collaboration with Charles and Ray Eames through the Polaroid Now Eames Edition. This Generation 2 Instant Camera, in the iconic "Elephant Hide Gray" of Eames fiberglass, is a collector's item with deep design roots. The camera features a bold wrist strap inspired by the Eames Toy's geometric pattern, adding a touch of classic design to modern functionality. Key features include a self-t...
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