Upright Freezer Only Cools To 28

It cools well

I use this case primarily for my Canon 50D w/ 28-135 lens. I like the versatility with this case. I have plenty of room for the full body (upright) and 2-3 lenses, flat or upright, depending on the length of the lens, extra battery and charger. If I only take a couple lenses with me, I can just pop the foam back into the unused space for security. The fact that it can take a beating and is waterproof are definite pluses. I haven't found any negatives about this case.

I am using this to Mic an upright piano and this is the richest microphone I've ever heard that didn't use tubes. Only bad thing is that the provided stand adapter immediately scratched the surface.

I use this in my studio with a b800 and a large octabox. The wide base keeps it upright and has never fallen over. Only compaint is that is kind of noisy.

I can see the difference in the images compared to the EF 28 -135 I have been using for the last 17 years. Only used this lens last week on ST. Croix, USVI. Especially, noticed the color improvement in low light conditions.

Far more useful than combo of 70-200 and 28-105. Only minor problem: slide not as smooth as 100-400. It 'stutters' a bit as you slide it in and out.

I have a Canon R7 and I've used the cover with both a 28-120 and a 16 mm. Only issue is with the shorter lens, you need to put on the lens hood to have something for the cover to hold on to. I had to use it in a rainstorm with the longer lens, and it went on, all the way to the tripod head, and the camera stayed dry for the shoot.

I now have 5 in assorted colors. Perfect for saving space in the freezer.

Everything was easy to install, cable management was super easy, and it looks and cools great.

Ran fridge, coffee maker and freezer. Good backup!