The Porta Brace LP-B3 Light Pack Case, Medium (Black) is a 1000 denier waterproofed Cordura nylon case designed to meet the rigorous demands of a quick news conference or a simple production setup. It has adjustable dividers to form compartments to protect portable light heads. Stands and umbrellas are carried in a separate foam padded compartment. For longer stands, a pocket with a cincher is provided outside the case. Pockets are provided for umbrella scrims, gels, frames, adapters and small clamps.

The LP-B3 case has foam padded backpack straps and suede leather-covered hand grips. A sand bag is included to stabilize the bag.

Fits Broadcast Production Equipment    1000D Waterproofed Cordura Nylon    Adjustable Dividers    Two Foam Padded Compartments    Pockets for Accessories    Foam Padded Backpack Straps    Suede Leather-covered Hand Grips

• 1000 denier, waterproofed Cordura nylon
• Foam padded interior
• Adjustable dividers form compartments

• Main compartment to protect light heads
• Stands and umbrellas are in a separate foam padded compartment.

• Pocket with cincher is provided outside the case for longer stands.
• Pocket for umbrella scrims
• Pocket for gels, frames
• Pocket for adapters and small clamps

• Foam padded backpack straps
• Carry Suede leather-covered hand grips

One sand bag is included to help stabilize equipment

• Lowell DP lights
• Similar size lights

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Anyone had these watson LP-E8 for more than an year and noticed any issues like degraded capacity, does not charge at all or exhaust too soon?....Thanks...Shiv

A: I noticed mine stopped working, and when I insert it into Canon Battery charger, the Charge indicator light keeps flashing, and the camera battery never finishes fully charging. Spec: Watson, B1519 Replaces Canon LP-E8.

Q: 2. Can this battery be used in a Canon 1DsIII?

A: Canon currently lists the current generation of 1D-cameras (1Dx Mk III) as being the only camera compatible with the LP-E19. However, the LP-E4, LP-E4N, and LP-E19 share the same physical dimensions/configuration and likely this battery will be compatible with the 1Ds Mk III, but we currently have no way of confirming.

Q: 3. Is there any way to replace the black cap ?

A: Unfortunately no, this would have to be repaired or replaced by Canon or an Authorized Canon Repair Facility.

Q: 4. Will the LP-E19 battery work with the R5 or R6 using the battery grip in place of the dual batter tray?

A: No. Cannon R5 use the following battery Canon LP-E6NH Lithium-Ion Battery (7.2V, 2130mAh) BH #CALPE6NH • MFR #4132C002 https://bhpho.to/3GWNpax

Q: 5. Can you charge this on the older LP E6N charger?

A: The Canon LP-EL Lithium-Ion Battery Pack can only be charged at this time using the Canon LC-E6 Charger for LP-E6 Battery Pack, https://bhpho.to/3qA0frH.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with the 77d?

A: Yes. The Canon 77D uses the LP-E17 battery pack.

Q: 7. how long it take to charge?

A: I took 500 images (Raw+JPG) on battery and indicator was low so I changed it. It took less than 15 minutes to recharge it. I do remember the breakin charge was longer perhaps over an hour. I am confident that I could take still pictures forever by charging a spare battery while taking pictures on the other. I don't know if I could get by with 2 batteries if I used all built-in flash or video (which does not allow as much time to charge). I tried to used non-canon batteries once and they did not last as long and took longer to recharge.My procedure on shooting day is to charge the spare battery which is very fast as it is nearly full. then swap it for the camera batter which may be mostly discharged and then charge that. That way I only have to closely monitor one battery and let the second go as long as needed. It also has the effect of rotating the batteries and equalizing wear. I recommend two batteries even if you don't shoot hundreds of pictures and then if you forget to charge it, you have something to switch to. I do the same with two sets for flash batteries. I also had an experience with an after market battery which did not report charge as you used it. With point and shoot cameras, two batteries represent significant expense, but with an EOS camera and 1st class glass, battery cost is less than 5%.

Q: 8. WHAT IS THE MAH OF THIS BATTERY?

A: Battery Capacity, 1040 mAh. Output Voltage, 7.2 V DC

Q: 9. Can this be charged in the charger I received with my Canon t3i?

A: Yes

Q: 10. can one use the Canon LP-E17 with the Canon D5000 camera ?

A: Sorry, I have no idea. It's a perfect match for my EOS M5; that's the extent of my knowledge re: the LP-E17.