Store, transport, and protect your small gear in the yellow 52F Micro Case with Foam from Seahorse. This case is constructed from high-impact-resistant polycarbonate. Users will appreciate the carabiner loop, the 1.5" strap attachment, the rustproof hinges, and the keyed plastic safety locking latch. There's also a shock-absorbent padded liner, and an automatic pressure purge system.

Watertight, Dustproof Case    Made of Impact-Resistant Polycarbonate    Automatic Pressure Purge System    Carabiner Loop & 1.5" Strap Attachment    Rustproof Hinges    Keyed Plastic Safety Locking Latch    Shock-Absorbent Padded Liner

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can a Canon EOS Rebel T5 with 18-55mm lens fit in this case?

A: My Nikon D-3200 will only fit in this case when I take the lens off. The lens and the camera body will fit into this case lying flat and not connected and you will need to install both lens caps and the camera body cap.

Q: 2. Would this case be suitable for a Panasonic Hvx200?

A: This case would not fit that Video Camera. A better choice would be the Pelican 1510 Carry On Case with Foam Set. This would fit the model perfectly. Website link: http://bhpho.to/1hIyHVj

Q: 3. Can I fit my d810 and d750 in this box?

A: I'm not a camera person but I'd think about a larger one.

Q: 4. Can I fit 2 Shure SM7B's into this case?

A: No it wont , consider Pelican 1400

Q: 5. What is the Harmonized System Code for the Pelican 1520 case?

A: Unfortunately we are unable to give this information out as of now. You will need to e-mail us with this inquiry at a href= http://sales@bhphotovideo.com. target= _blank sales@bhphotovideo.com./a

Q: 6. Has anyone used this case for a NightForce TS-82 Spotting scope? I'm concerned about the 82mm Objective lens not having enough padding. It's approximately 4.25 in diameter.

A: I am using this case for my vortex razor HD 27-60x85 spotting scope, and it works just fine imo.

Q: 7. Hi, I am trying to make a steel panel to put above the bottom foam. The shape of the panel is just the same to the foam. The size is slightly bigger than the foam so it could be sitting on the interior edge of the box. Could you please provide the dimensions of the foam along with the corner specifications as well? If you could provide the specifications for the interior edge that would be really appreciated.

A: We mount our panel to a panel frame (1400pf) so the panel ends up level with the top of the ledge of the case. Not sure if the top will close if you mount the panel on the ledge.

Q: 8. What do you need to cut the foam?

A: Just your fingers, can create tight fit for your equipment. Be cautious, once removed, always removed.

Q: 9. Will a Peak Design medium camera cube fit inside this case?

A: Yes. The exterior dimensions of the Peak Design Travel Camera Cube (Medium) are 12.6 x 12.6 x 6.7". The interior dimensions of the Pelican 1520NF Case without Foam (Desert Tan) are 18.1 x 12.9 x 6.7". The Peak Design Travel Camera Cube (Medium) will fit inside the Pelican 1520NF Case without Foam; however, do note that the two shorter sides of the Pelican 1520NF Case will be snug as the inner/outer dimensions are almost exact (the benefit is the Peak Design Travel Camera Cube is a soft-sided case, so you do have a bit of “give” in terms of compression). The 18.1-inch long-end of the Pelican 1520NF Case is 5.5 inches larger compared to the longest side of the medium Peak Design Travel Camera Cube at 12.6 inches, so you will have approximately 5.5 inches of extra space on the longer end of the inside of the Pelican 1520NF Case.

Q: 10. Will a Nikon D5300 with a 18-140 lens fit in this case with the foam protection?

A: This camera/lens combination may be a bit tight in the Pelican 1200 case. I advise you to check out the Pelican 1400: http://bhpho.to/1gkyXJN