Store, protect, and transport your valuable photo, electronic, or other gear in this 50.2L, graphite 945 Hard Case with Divider Insert from Nanuk. The case has a removable insert with padded, touch-fastening dividers and a foam layer that fits inside the lid. PowerClaw latches and holes for optional user-supplied padlocks provide secure closure. Users will appreciate the strong NK-7 resin construction, the automatic pressure release valve, an integrated lid stay, and the oversized, folding, soft-grip handle. The case can be stacked with other 945 cases.

Dust and Waterproof    Impact-Resistant NK-7 Resin Construction    Padded Insert with Adjustable Dividers    PowerClaw Latching System    Automatic Pressure Release Valve    Integrated Lid Stay for Easy Access    Folding Soft-Grip Handle    Stackable with Same-Size Cases    Accepts User-Supplied Padlocks

Automatic pressure release valve ensures the case remains easy to open, even after changes in air pressure

Waterproof custom-fit gasket is made from high-quality EPDM rubber to help prevent deformation and fatigue

NK-7 resin construction is UV-resistant for protection against discoloration and material degradation

Integrated stay prevents the lid from closing for easy packing and unpacking

Front grooves interlock with built-in feet at the base for stacking multiple cases of the same size

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can this monitor be used as a teleprompter? can i run an iPad prompt app into it using HDMI?

A: Yes. I used an iPad Pro with a teleprompter app and a usb C hub with a HDMI port. I was using it as an additional monitor for the teleprompter operator who was close enough to read it. I think for most situations a 7” monitor will be too small for talent to read easily though.

Q: 2. Is this monitor completely free of flicker and PWM? The flicker I am referring to is generally not visible with the naked eye, but for sensitive individuals it's effects can still be felt in the form of headache. One can check for flicker pretty easily by pointing a camera at the screen and adjusting the framerate and shutter speed.

A: This monitor is not completely flicker free. The highest refresh rate it supports is 60Hz at 1080p.

Q: 3. Hello Does it work on my canon xf200?

A: The BP-945 battery is not compatible with the XF200. Compatible batteries for the XF200 are BP-955 and BP-975.

Q: 4. 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: 5. It would be nice if the interior dimensions were listed - what are they?

A: The internal dimensions for Sigma LS-879K Lens Case for 1.4x Teleconverter TC-1401 are 3.0 x 2.5 x 2.0''.

Q: 6. Is this battery suitable for Canon c100?

A: It works with no problems at all

Q: 7. will this work on a canon R5 shooting 4k 120?

A: Yes, most displays including the Lilliput A7S 7" Full HD Monitor with 4K Support (Black Case) will work because the camera will not be outputting at 4k 120p when recording in high framerate modes on the R5.

Q: 8. How does this connect to a Sony MC2599 Camcorder?

A: I am sorry. We can find no reference for your camcorder.

Q: 9. What's the best way to mount this onto a camera cage/ hotshoe?

A: The Zoom F3 has a 1/4"-20 thread on the bottom for mounting to an accessory shoe or a camera cage. So you can use something like B&H # ZOHS1 or BH #IMCA110 to be able to do that.

Q: 10. 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.