On 17/4/05, Paul Stenquist, discombobulated, unleashed: >I love my Pelican cases. I wouldn't think of keeping my cameras in >anything less secure. I have a 1550 and a 1520, both of which I've >carried on to planes without a problem. The 1550 is quite a bit wider >and only slightly shorter than the 1510, so it probably holds a bit >more equipment. However, those wheels and that handle would be nice. I >pack two *ist D bodies, thirteen lenses, four hoods, seven filters, a >hand-held meter, lens cleaning equipment, and spare batteries in mine. >That's with the dividers. I had the foam previously, but I couldn't get >as much in the case and the foam eventually started coming apart. (It >was that pick and pluck stuff.) I'm happier with the dividers. I >rearranged them to suit my needs and tucked in a few pieces of foam >where I needed more support. As it now sits, everything is well >protected and well secured. I've banged it around a bit and once had it >fall off the back of a truck. Nothing has ever been damaged. And it's >airtight, so no dust or moisture can enter. I use the 1520 for medium >format. It holds one 6x7 body and four lenses with hoods.
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