12 X 17 Drawer Organizer

I didn't use the divider kit in a Pelican case, but rather as an organizer for my camera gear in an existing drawer. The flexibility of the kit really allowed me to get everything exactly as I wanted.

It's a drawer.

I've had the original 1510 with foam inserts and a lid organizer for around 12 years, still going strong. But with some airlines it can be way overweight. I saved about 1 to 1.5kg switching cases and I now tear out the lid organizer ( velcroed in) when I fly and put back in the foam for the lid, this saves another 1 kg. Still overweight but less so and easily to throw in an overhead bin. Really like the trekpak , would like to see a bit denser foam in the base lining though. Very glad they have brought back the top handle on the newer versions.

I store my prints in these boxes. I'm a printer and I store my images, whose default size is 12 x 17 in boxes and these boxes are the perfect size.

I use this primarily on my Nikon 17-55. I bought it to replace a Hoya Pro 1, which does not properly accept the Nikon lens cap, falls apart whenever I remove it, and is a pain to clean. This Nikon filter solves these problems and performs similar to my B+Ws and Heliopan. I haven't tried this on my Tokina 11-16 and 12-24, but would expect vignetting at about 12-13mm. I use a Heliopan 105 for the rare occasions when I want a polarizer at extreme wide angles.

Over the course of 17 tears I have used LaCie Hard Drives and have had only 1 out of 12 fail me. Quality hard drives

I went to B&H on 1-8-12 with my mind dead set on buying not only the suction cup for my GoPro, but a Delkin fat gecko (dual Suction cup.) While speaking to the sales man, he brought up the fact that he had the Stealth single suction cup mount and that he loved it, so i chose to buy it and see how it worked out...in 1 word, AMAZING! Everyone says that these need to be mounted on a clean flat surface so obviously i chose not to, and wanted to see what it could do. i attached my Zoom H4N and then mounted the suction cup to my dusty convex skylight window ON 1-8-12! today is 1-17-12 and it is still there! I still cannot pull it off. I live in NYC and within the past week, the temperature has ranged from upper 40s in the day all the way down into the teens just last Sunday,many say that the actual suction cup doesn't do well in low temperatures because the rubber will get brittle, I don't know how low they were testing it but at 17 degrees it held on strong. I have never written a product review but after purchasing this little mount, i felt compelled to let the world know! Its GREAT!

I use this hood on my 12 to 24mm Nikkor as well as on my 17 to 35mm Nikkor. It replaces the original and is far sturdier. It is still the Nikkor bayonet system for these lenses so you have to make sure it stays put.

Close-ups with my canon Xti and a canon 17-85 lens worked well with the EF 12 II. Don't expect anything in focus over about 12 inches out. That's what I got it for and it worked. You will need a little more light when shooting than without the extender.

For my device, the Swab Ultra Type 2 Sensor (12-Pack, 17 mm) proved to be the ideal choice.  Thank you.