This tan Eylar Compact Case with Foam is designed to secure your equipment for transport or storage. Molded from reinforced polypropylene plastic, this case is water-, dust-, and shockproof. An integrated, adaptive pressure-equalization valve releases built-up air pressure, allowing for atmospheric equalization when transported to high or low altitudes, as well as when transported inside cargo vacuums. This hard case comes with one layer of customizable pull-and-pluck foam, one bottom layer of foam padding, and one layer of top egg-crate foam padding for the lid. Two push-pull latches secure the entire length of the hard case, and two adaptable pad-lock accessories allow for secure storage at home or on the go.

IP67 Rated Water-, Dust-, and Shockproof    Integrated Pressure-Equalization Valve    Three Layers of Foam    TSA Compliant with Lockable Fittings

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this the model with the pick n pluck foam?

A: Yes it is the pick & pluck foam. This case works great for me.

Q: 2. I have a Blackmagic pocket cinema 4K. I have a rig case and a side handle. According to inside dimensions it looks as though it will fit. Any comments or feedback?

A: This case has internal dimensions of 16.8 x 11.2 x 6.1 inches. That is more than enough space for the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K alone. If the cage is tight to the body it should fit as well. You would just need to measure out the exact specs of your rig to make sure it would fit.

Q: 3. Can this case be considered as carry-on bag by airlines?

A: Yes, I have carried mine on numerous times.

Q: 4. Would the 1500 hold the Canon c200 in the standard ready to shoot configuration? Ideally with the Sigma 18-35/2. Also wondering if I purchase a second case could it hold the Sigma 35/1.4, Sigma 70-200/2.8, Canon 85/1.2II, Canon 100/2.8L, and a Canon 10-18/4.5-5.6. Thanks in advance for your help!

A: It will not. This case is far too small to handle a fully built up C200. It would not be something we'd advise purchasing for a broken down C200 either.

Q: 5. Will my benq 1070a fit in this case

A: The best thing to do, is to take measurements of your device, then check the interior dimensions on this case. All specifications can be found in the ad, or on Pelicans website.

Q: 6. Will this fit a nikkor 200-500mm, a Camera body(D7100 now but D850 in future) and a 18-100mm lens? Looking for a case I can use to transport into wilderness areas via hiking/canoe.

A: Yes, this case will fit your gear with lenses unattached.

Q: 7. Will this fit my Leica M240 in a Leather half case with 35 Cron ASPH? and the following lenses: 50mm Summicron, 21mm Voigtlander Color Skopar, 85mm Zeiss Tele-Tessar?

A: No. You'll need a larger case to safely secure your gear.

Q: 8. I have been reading the reviews on this case and have noticed that there are a few reviews on the 1450 with dividers. My question is, how have some of you configured the dividers? I would be putting in a NIKON D90 with a 18-105 lens attached, an air blower, a NIKON 85mm lens and a sekonic studio light meter. Suggestion. I want the camera to sit in the landscape position snug but not very tight. Your thoughts and suggestions?

A: You could store the Nikon D90 with the 18-105mm attached in the portion of the insert where the long dividers turn at a right angle, with the Nikon 85mm in front. The Sekonic meter and air blower can be placed in the space above and below the 18-105mm lens.

Q: 9. Is there enough room for a Nikon D810 and 14-24mm, 24-70mm, & 70-200mm lens?

A: Unfortunately that set up would not work in this case. I would recommend the Pelican 1500 Case with Foam. This would be a better fit. Link: http://bhpho.to/1yI0RtU

Q: 10. Is the foam anti-static?!

A: Im not sure.. sorry