Protective and Slim Camera Cases for Photographers Who Hate Cases

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A black digital camera with a lens, control dials, and a strap, is positioned on an orange background.

Henley Bailey of Akara Labs, whom PetaPixel wrote about last year after he built the Leica M Mount 6-bit Encoder to easily adapting old lenses to Leica M digital rangefinders, is back with another creation for the modern photographer. This time it is a "Slim Skin" case for the popular Fujifilm X-E5.

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  1. KeilaSeptember 22, 2025 at 2:32 AM

    Great read! Slim and protective cases are a game changer for photographers who want gear protection without bulk. Portability matters, especially during long shoots or when traveling light. Alongside good gear care, photo editing also plays a huge role in producing professional results. For anyone interested, we share tips and offer editing services at Phephotos: https://phephotos.com/

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