Safely store and transport up to six Canon Sumire Prime lenses using this Heavy-Duty Lens Case from Innerspace Cases. The case exterior features a durable heavy-duty frame, locking latches, and both a top and side handles. The interior features custom-cut, triple-density foam with vertical storage for up to six Canon Sumire lenses.

Fits 6 Canon Sumire Prime Lenses    Heavy-Duty Hard-Shell Case Exterior    Custom-Cut Foam, Vertical Storage    Top and Side Handles

Up to six Canon Sumire Prime lenses

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Case for this dolly?

A: I do not remember that there was a case

Q: 2. Can I use the Aputure 120D on this?

A: Hi Rey, This light stand is a great choice for mounting a 120D.

Q: 3. I have this model of dolly and would like to switch out the wheels for use with a track. I was wondering if it is possible to switch out the wheels, and if it would be compatible with these wheels specifically? a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1189046-REG/glide_gear_gw_100_dolly_track_swivel_wheel.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1189046-REG/glide_gear_gw_100_dolly_track_swivel_wheel.html/a

A: Without examining the parts in questions as well doing a tear down, it is not possible to be sure. That being said, it certainly looks viable. Here is the parts diagram of the dolly that you may find of help in finding your answer. http://bit.ly/1X60iFo

Q: 4. Will this hold a 48" soft box

A: The stand is rated for 22lbs. It is capable of holding a 48" softbox on most lights.

Q: 5. Can this hold a Westcott Fj400?

A: Yes, given the stand holds 22lbs and the light weighs 5lbs and maybe another 5-10 lbs for a modifier, it will hold it. Using a sandbag will help make it more stable.

Q: 6. What is the difference between Manfrotto 114 and Manfrotto 114MV?

A: Manfrotto 114MV Cine/Video Dolly is designed for use with tripods with spiked feet, while the 114 is designed to work with tripods that have standard legs. They both have the same load capacity, it is just a matter of the way a tripod is connected to the dolly and the tripods that they are compatible with.

Q: 7. Does it fit the manfrotto 132 heavy duty legs?

A: The opening for the tripod legs is approx 2 x2 , adjusting down to a minimum of 3/4 . It would seem this it could accommodate a very heavy duty set of sticks.

Q: 8. If you had to choose one cinema lense for a short film with the C100 Mark II, is this lense a good option?

A: No, this is an ultra-wide lens and if you are shooting an entire film with one prime lens, a 35mm or 50mm would be much better. The Canon 24-105 L series zoom works perfectly with the C100 and can provide image stabilization and auto-focus as well as lens distortion correction in one compact package.

Q: 9. Can these dolls really provide smooth dolly and trucking shots when used with a good tripod? Are the dolly shots as good as ones you would make with a real doorway dolly or are they slightly funky looking?

A: These dollies are meant for easy off-camera movement of the camera. They are not meant for smooth on-camera dolly moves. If you attempt to you use these for on camera dolly movies you will see: 1. Unless the floor has glass smooth surface, the shot will vibrate. 2. It is near impossible to move in a straight line.

Q: 10. i own a Manfrotto MT055CXPRO3 Carbon Fiber Tripod, will Jobu Design DMG-HD4 fit on it?

A: i have the manfrotto 055xb aluminum tripod and i have this jobu gimbal head, i have no problems with the set up. the head is great works well and really smooth operation. fits well and stable.