Plastic Wrap 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.

is well built and comes wit ty wraps and plastic organizer's

It's a drawer.

Right Product to replace a drawer plastic tray. Installed easy and well 10 times better. Built well and great value/price!

Most SDHC cards do not come with a plastic container. The organizer solves the problem. This keeps all your projects organized. I shoot SXS cards and then back them up to SDHC so I needed something to keep me together.

A very solid plastic, chunkily styled and water resistant case that offer great protection. For the size of the case it's honestly surprising how much you can fit in once you get the hang of packing it right. The lid organizer is a great idea to contain all the bits and pieces that normally get tossed into corners and then fly around in the case. Installed it with some 2 wide industrial strength velco rather than the small screws provided. I'm loving both the 1510 and its organizer!

This organizer is more of a small plastic sleeve that is easy to store memory cards in a safe place. You can write on the lids and/or use the post-it note labels included to keep them organized. I have one on a shelf for my used cards as backup to my photos, and another for new cards ready-to-use in my camera bag.

I do wrap them in bubble wrap in their store box because they are glass but they are much nicer than the plastic bottles I've used in the past.

I love the feel and the looks of this paper. It also look good as a portfolio piece behind plastic wrap for sale.

Some of the best shots can be made in wet environments, i.e. spray from waterfalls, spray from waves while on a boat, and even in the rain. For a long time, I have been looking for a lightwight raincover that I could wrap around my DSLR so I can use it under such conditions without having to worry too much. The RC-P18 does just that: you can quickly mount it around your DSLR (it is big enough to fit my 70-200mm lens, and certainly even longer lenses).I used the additional long sleave (meant to protect a tripot head as shown),to roll it up and close it with an additional rubber band, so I could wear the camera around my neck without risk of water entering it from 'above'. While on leave, I had to use it several times: twice in heavy rain, while on a boat, and when exposed to the spray of a waterfaall - and was fully satisfied. The equipment kept dry, and I could see and access all control buttons through the transparent plastic film. Obviously, the view through your viewfinder is not as clear as without the plastic wrap, but if you pull it tight you have a good enough view to frame your composition. After each use, I dried the plastic foil and folded it to the same minimum size for the next use. From now on, it will be a compulsory accessory in my camera bag