Photo lenses
Mobile lenses, wraps, mount plates and protection — not primes and zooms — until a camera lens brand is onboarded.
What is on the camera lens shelf right now
Mobile optics. SmallRig's T-mount telephoto and 75 mm macro for phones, and Ulanzi's 112° wide-angle for the DJI Pocket 3, extend a phone or pocket camera's field of view. They attach via a threaded backplate on a phone cage — which means the cage and the plate have to match your exact handset.
Lens protection and transport. Lens wraps and screen protectors for the Osmo Pocket 3 and 4 are here, and they are the cheapest insurance on the page.
Mount hardware. Lens mount adapter plates for cages and rear-mount drop-in filter holders sit here too; full mount conversion lives in lens adapters.
One full-frame lens. Sony's FE 100-400 mm F5.6-8 OSS is in the catalogue from a Japanese source and is not store-ready — treat it as reference and enquire.
How to choose while the shelf is thin
Decide mount and coverage first (full-frame glass works on APS-C, the reverse usually vignettes), then aperture, then stabilisation. If you need a specific prime or zoom now, send an enquiry with the mount and focal length and we will quote it through the pro desk.