When traveling in challenging environments or situations, be sure to protect your valuable gear in the orange 930 Waterproof Hard Case with Foam from Nanuk. The case features PowerClaw latches and accepts user-supplied padlocks for added security. It also has a purge valve and a bezel system to prevent water intrusion. Lightweight and waterproof, it has an IP67 rating. For added convenience, the robust top carrying handle and case lid both stay in place in an upright position. The pick-and-pluck foam interior allows for customized gear placement. Made of impact-resistant NK-7 resin with stainless steel hardware, the case is strong and durable, and it can be stacked on other cases or containers full of gear.

Includes Foam Insert    Watertight, Lightweight, and Durable    2 PowerClaw Latches and Purge Valve    Made of Impact-Resistant NK-7 Resin    Stainless Steel Hardware    Stay-Position Top Handle    Stay-Open Lid for Easy Access    Bezel System to Prevent Water Intrusion    Accepts User-Supplied Padlocks

High-performance gasket ideal for protecting your equipment from extremely harsh weather conditions

Waterproof and lightweight

Crush and dustproof

The case is made from impact-resistant NK-7 resin and 100% stainless steel hardware

Two PowerClaw latches

Automatic pressure release valve

Accepts user-supplied padlocks

Molded-in bezel system

Integrated lid stay

Soft-grip foldable handle

Stackable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a way to only record on 1 channel, ie not dual mono or stereo?

A: Yes, it is possible to record on just a single track when using the Zoom F3 Portable Field Recorder. See page 32 in the user manual for setup instructions on how to turn the inputs on and off. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/817196.pdf

Q: 2. What does the input lag look like. Is there any input lag when using this? On fujifilm, sony etc?

A: I havent noticed any lag at all. I use a Sony a6500, I did have to purchase a separate cable because the one it comes with is hdmi to mini hdmi and most cameras need micro hdmi just a heads up.

Q: 3. Looking at using this with a Sony A7 iii - does this monitor work with more frame rates than just 30fps?

A: This monitor will work great with the Sony A7III. The A7III outputs UHD 4K at up to 30fps, which this monitor can process. It outputs HD at either 24 or 60fps, which this monitor can read as well.

Q: 4. Will this monitor support a 23.98 frame rate input at UHD? If so, any flicker issues?

A: Yes, it will. And no flicker issues.

Q: 5. Can I mount this directly on the A7iii horseshoe?

A: Yes, The Lilliput A7S has 1/4 20 screw mounting points on the display. It also includes a Shoe Mount Adapter with the purchase of the display that will allow you to mount it to your Sony A7III.

Q: 6. How to use this monitor with Canon EOS R6II ? HDMI Cable provided does not work.

A: The Canon EOS R6 Mark 2 requires a Micro HDMI to Full HDMI to be operated with the Lilliput A7S 7" Full HD Monitor with 4K Support.

Q: 7. Can this monitor be hooked up to a media player for playing video? I realize this is not its exact intended use.

A: Yes - but the media player would need to output non HDCP (protected) files.

Q: 8. I'm considering this to help getting focus for astro landscape photos plus the added real estate, I do not intend to use it for video at this time. I am assuming that when I use the camera monitor's zoom feature that this will also show on this monitor. In other words this monitor displays an exact copy of the camera'a touch screen image. Am I correct in this assumption?

A: I cannot specifically say that it will match your camera's touch screen. I use it as a monitor on a streaming media kit for a GoPro that is a secondary video input. I can tell you it absolutely does change what is displayed as soon as I change the GoPro shot. instant change.

Q: 9. why the screen goes black when i press record? i use this lilluput with panasonic g7

A: The G7 turns off the HDMI out when recording. It has nothing to do with the Lilliput monitor.

Q: 10. If the recorder turns off during a recording (in progress), can the whole audio file be found intact?

A: If the Zoom F3 2-Input / 2-Track Portable Field Recorder loses power while recording, there is a strong chance that the file could be corrupted or lost.