The silver-and-black ProX ATA-Style Flight Case for Denon Prime Go Digital Controller provides full protection from the rigors of on-the-road wear and tear. The case features a digital honeycomb laminated exterior and a removable front panel for accessing the controller's front input jacks and controls. The rear of the case offers plenty of room for storing cables and essentials.

ATA-300 Style    High-Density Foam Interior    Digital Honeycomb Laminated 3/8" Plywood    Aluminum Edging    Spring-Action Handle    Reinforced Steel-Ball Corners    Recessed Butterfly Twist-Lock    Industrial-Grade Rubber Feet

• ProX standard silver-on-black style
• ATA-300 style flight/road case
• Easy locking fit aluminum tongue and groove
• ProX branded spring action handles
• ProX heavy and powerful steel-ball corners
• Dual-anchor rivets
• Signature Honeycomb Digital laminated 3/8" plywood
• ProX branded industrial butterfly twist-lock latches, padlock ready
• 4 industrial-grade rubber feet
• High-density foam interior support and casing
• Limited lifetime warranty

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, since it is a 35 mm fixed lens, aren't we limited in the use of this camera ? For portraits, landscapes, macro, we must use the same focal length. Can't we zoom ?

A: Indeed, there is no optical zoom on this camera. Its use is primarily geared towards compositions centered around the 35mm field-of-view, and the X100V is often seen as an incredible option for inconspicuous photographers with a knack for street photography.

Q: 2. What is "imported"?

A: Imported means that this is a gray market item. A gray market item is an item that we purchased from a vendor intended for sale in another country or region. This item will not have a US warranty.

Q: 3. Is this worth upgrading from the X100T?

A: There are definitely some improvements that you would appreciate coming from a X100T. You have a better quality sensor with higher resolution and no Anti-Alias filter which in combination would give you sharper images. Snappier autofocus, a tilting screen, better ISO sensitivity, 4K video capable etc. If you wanted a better version of your current camera, then the X100V would be worth it. However if you are content with your X100T, then sticking with it isn't a bad option either. I would contact us via phone or chat if you wanted to discuss further on this subject.

Q: 4. I'm a bit nervous about purchasing the imported version, but since this model is almost impossible to find, I am seriously considering it. Has anyone bought the imported (gray market) version of the Fuji X100V and if so, did you have any issues or problems with the camera?

A: Items marked "Imported" are imported and/or distributed by other entities and are warranted by B&H Photo-Video. "Imported" products do not qualify for manufacturers rebate programs. There is no difference in the item itself. And you can once you add an item to a cart purchase a protection plan if desired.

Q: 5. Can the "touch" screen be deactivated?

A: Yes, you can turn off touch controls.

Q: 6. Is it possible for the X100V to charge from a 5V / 18W power bank with power delivery via USB-C?

A: Yes it is compatible as shown here. http://digital-cameras.support.fujifilm.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/20151/~/about-applicable-models-and-how-to-use-of-recommended-mobile-battery

Q: 7. Would it fit a sony a7rii with sony fe 2470 f2.8?

A: Yes, the Sony Alpha Digital SLR Carrying Case would work with your listed equipment.

Q: 8. Is a UHS II Memory card necessary?

A: It is not, the X100V is UHS-1 compatible, so you can use UHS II cards, but they will top out at UHS I speeds.

Q: 9. I've read the camera body heats up, and is this normal?

A: Hi--Most small cameras (especially mirrorless cameras) can get warm when used extensively for an extended period, especially shooting video. They aren't the best for shooting 4K video for hours at a time or shooting full-resolution RAW files continuously for several minutes--they will get warm under those conditions. Otherwise, there is generally no problem with overheating.

Q: 10. According to the description, the X100V can use an electronic remote for exposure - not an attached one. If this is true, what remote can be used?

A: This uses a mechanical release as well as an electro mechanical release. https://bhpho.to/39Pl98s https://bhpho.to/2PbmQFw In addition the camera has built in wifi and bluetooth and can be controlled via a smart phone.