You can store several cameras with an interior (L x W x D) of 22 x 14 x 8 inches (55.7 x 35 x 20 cm). Plus, you can customize the interior foam.

Interior options: Hollowed-out foam is great if you only intend to carry the same items every time. For a more versatile, reconfigurable interior, choose a hard case that can be specced with movable padded dividers instead. It comes in three different options: with no foam, with padded dividers, or with cubed foam, you can shape it to your requirements or Peli's ingenious TrekPak System. It uses sheets of corrugated plastic in between layers of closed-cell foam which is sure to protect your kit. Depending on several factors, you can use a camera bag or a hard camera case. A camera bag is suitable for travelling through crowded places like beaches, mountains, gardens, cities, etc. Please complete the form below for a quote - Please be as accurate as possible to help us give an accurate quote. That way, your camera bodies can have perfectly measured sections. When each piece of gear has a snug fit, there’s no need to worry about anything moving in transit.Its 43 x 29.5 x 17.5cm interior dimensions give enough space for a full frame DSLR and three or four lenses, but don’t expect to carry glass larger than a 70-200mm f/2.8. This translates to a very convenient 46.5 x 36.5 x 19.5cm outer size and modest 4.4kg weight - and that's with a full, untouched foam interior. This hexagonally-diced foam is included in the price, but Vanguard also sells a self-contained removable divider bag for added versatility, but also at an added cost. Storage: Even when you're not traveling, a case can help protect your camera from dust and other elements that can damage your camera over time. It’s ideal for air travel and adventure gear. The automatic pressure equalization valve ensures no damage is done when the bag is on the plane. And it can take pretty much anything Mother Nature can throw at it. Protection: Hard cases are designed to protect your camera and its accessories from damage due to impact, drops, moisture, and other environmental factors.

Pelican is the leading brand for camera hard cases. And the Air 1525 hard case is their best all-around protective case. It’s lightweight, easy to carry, and offers excellent protection for your photography gear. The MEIJA camera case has a solid construction. It can take a beating while the foam interior keeps your gear safe. It can withstand any weather, and it’s completely waterproof. Peli (short for Pelican) cases are the industry standard for camera hard cases. The Protector 1510 is one of the most popular cases in Peli’s huge range that includes a vast selection of different size options. At 56 x 35 x 23cm, the 1510 is designed to comply with most cabin baggage size requirements. Its 51.4 x 29 x 19cm bare interior will be a few centimeters smaller when lined with foam, but it's enough to store a typical camera kit as long as you don't plan to carry any fast super-tele optics. At 6.3kg with full foam, it's a little heavier than some equivalently sized hard cases, but its well-protected roller wheels will lighten that load most of the time. The Reloader Tough-55 comes in two size variants. Both have a 55 x 35cm length and width, but where this HighLid version has a 22.5cm depth, the LowLid option is 20cm, ensuring you meet even the strictest airline carry-on size requirements.

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This case can withstand long periods in tough conditions. The moisture and dust sealing protect everything inside. It’s resistant to wet conditions. But that doesn’t mean it’ll protect your camera as you dash from one place to another in the rain. If you've spent lots of money on cameras, lenses and other bits of photography equipment you're going to want to get yourself a hard camera case which will stand up to all the rigours and bumps of all the transport between shoots. We offer a wide range of extremely durable, IP-Rated, waterproof, and dust-proof cases designed to carry the most precious and sensitive pieces of photography equipment. You have limited carrying options, as you only have the rubber handle. It’s comfortable enough. But it can weigh you down after a while.

Looking to upgrade your equipment? Get competitive prices on major brands with our part-exchange service. The interior is big enough for several cameras with plenty of accessories and extras. The measurements (L x W x D) are 22 x 14.8 x 8.9 inches (55 x 35 x 20 cm). The padded interior is included, and you can adjust the Velcro dividers to meet your needs.Your case should be big enough for all your essential camera gear but portable enough for traveling. The size is classified in liters: 15L for the small ones that carry one camera and about 40L for the large bags. Standard camera cases range between 20-30L. What Are Hard Cases Made Of? Holsters : The smallest bag types, these are made for very light setups. Some can even be worn on a belt, like a real holster. They're ideal for a single camera and lens, and smaller sizes are also called camera pouches. The external dimensions (L x W x D) are 16 x 13 x 6.85 inches (40.6 x 33 x 17.4 cm). With camera bodies, you can only get one in there. But there is extra space for a lens or two. The list mainly includes hard cases that can be carried as hand luggage for maximum versatility and portability, but hard cases are designed to be almost indestructible, giving them a fighting chance against your average baggage handler. Hard camera cases are made of plastic or polycarbonate exterior and sometimes wood or metal for specialty requirements and durability. Do Airlines Prefer Hard Or Soft Luggage?

When shooting with less gear, you’ll find plenty of great solutions in our range of camera holsters and toploader bags. These will fit a camera body with attached lens, plus some essential accessories, which are always useful to bring along.The exterior dimensions (L x W x D) are 21.96 x 13.97 x 7.49 inches (55.8 x 35.5 x 19 cm). And the interior dimensions are 20.5 x 11.31 x 6.75 inches (52 x 17.14 x 28.7 cm). It’s spacious enough for multiple cameras and many lenses and accessories. He is a Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts, holds a Foundation Degree in Equitation Science and is a Master of Arts in Publishing. He is member of Nikon NPS and has been a Nikon user since the film days using a Nikon F5 and saw the digital transition with Nikon's D series cameras and is still to this day the youngest member to be elected in to BEWA, The British Equestrian Writers' Association. The Nanuk 935 has a two-stage retractable handle and wheels on one end for easy mobility. It makes traveling through airports and train stations hassle-free. And it’s fairly lightweight.