3 Inch Deep 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.

The drawer is very sturdy. Deep and wide enough for my HP Zbook and docking station. Easy to install

This is deep and holds all three of my dslrs and lenses. I also purchased a lid organizer that completes the project. Not nearly as heavy as the original pelican cases.

It's a drawer.

3 items that do the job.

The material and construction are good. Fits well on my 51-inch Impact deep umbrella. Initial photos seem like a lot more than 1-stop of light loss but have not scientifically confirmed amount of light loss.

It is not too deep which is good as all my gear can fit at ~6 inch deepness and at the same time this makes it not too bulky and ugly. Easily fits under airplane sit. The rectangular shape adds space compared to rounded backpacks. The top opening is very convenient for fast removal of the major camera and lens. I just hope that the materials and zippers will last long enough...

This backpack has high quality zippers and materials that can compress into a 3-inch deep slim backpack while having the super powers to expand for camera gear.  This is an awesome alternative to the typical velcro-divider-insert camera bags.  Especially when you do not need to bring the entire kitchen sink.  Another great feature is that you can attach the bag to a luggage handle.

I purchased this umbrellas a special order. It is a really nice, deep 53 inch silver umbrella. Why a deep umbrella vs a shallow one? Light control. The deep umbrella gives you a bit more of a narrow projection of light. I also like that this umbrella folds down beautifully into my light case with my 4 lights and poles.

I have been attempting to photograph deep sky objects (galaxies, etc.), with a 10-inch reflecting telescope but have been having problems with film fogging due to the high light polution enviornment.Previously it was discovered that a small #58 glass filter went a long way to block emissions from street lights, ets. However, because of the size of projection optics that are being used, a two-inch diameter filter was needed. Your 3x3-inch #58 filter more than met this need and is giving me clear negatives.