The orange Seahorse 58 Micro Hard Case Orange Foam O-Ringfrom Seahorse 58 Micro Hard Case Orange Foam O-Ringis a personal protective utility case designed to carry small accessories. The crush, dust, and waterproof case is impact resistant, buoyant, and submersible to 3' for up to 30 minutes.

IP67-Rated, Dust, Crush & Waterproof    Impact Resistant, Buoyant, Submersible    Interior Measures 8.1 x 4.1 x 4.3"    Secure Twist Locks / Air Release Valves

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Q: 1. Would the 1500 hold the Canon c200 in the standard ready to shoot configuration? Ideally with the Sigma 18-35/2. Also wondering if I purchase a second case could it hold the Sigma 35/1.4, Sigma 70-200/2.8, Canon 85/1.2II, Canon 100/2.8L, and a Canon 10-18/4.5-5.6. Thanks in advance for your help!

A: It will not. This case is far too small to handle a fully built up C200. It would not be something we'd advise purchasing for a broken down C200 either.

Q: 2. Is it newly designed 1150? I heard that newly designed 1150 case is a little bit more convinient and pretty than older one.I wanna buy a Desert Tan, but an image on website is old style - that is black and white sticker.

A: not sure if newly designed or not. only know that when i got it, it felt so much smaller than when i laid out the measurements before i bought it. otherwise, it is a small and lovely case. just small.

Q: 3. Can it hold a canon rebel t5 and two lenses?

A: This would depend on the lenses you wish to carry, but a T5 body will fit in the case.

Q: 4. what is the most significant difference between this 1500 and the iM2370? (Apart from the slight size difference.)

A: The most notable difference are the latches. The 1500 have the older style latches that take a bit more effort to lock and unlock. The IM2370 has the push button latch which makes opening and closing the case easier in my opinion.

Q: 5. Will I need to get a desiccant to put in the case? I would be using it with a DR-100mkii audio recorder, and I don't know if humidity changes only affect cameras/optical devices. I live in an area with cold winters and humid summers.

A: I bought mine to keep a pair of Image Stabilized Binoculars in. If you put any kind of electronics in it, I would recommend using a desiccant. I have a much larger case that I keep a Digital Camera, lenses, and an Image Stabilized Spotting scope in and use the same color changing desiccant that I do with the binoculars. When it turns light pink, it is time to change it and dry it out for re-use.

Q: 6. I would like to use this in a kayak. Will this case float is loaded with camera gear?

A: It has a buoyancy rating of 50 pounds which means you can put up to 50 pounds in the case and it will still float.

Q: 7. Can you get replacement foam pieces for this case in case needs change?

A: Yes you can! https://bhpho.to/3Asgkz4

Q: 8. I have a Blackmagic pocket cinema 4K. I have a rig case and a side handle. According to inside dimensions it looks as though it will fit. Any comments or feedback?

A: This case has internal dimensions of 16.8 x 11.2 x 6.1 inches. That is more than enough space for the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K alone. If the cage is tight to the body it should fit as well. You would just need to measure out the exact specs of your rig to make sure it would fit.

Q: 9. Can I fit a Sony A7II, Sony Zeiss 55/1.8, Loxia 21/2.8, spare batteries, charger, filters, and SD card holder in this? Or do I need to go with the 1400?

A: You'll probably have to run the 1400. For 2 lenses, it's small.

Q: 10. Will a Vortex Razor 20-60x85 spotting scope fit in this case?

A: Yes this scope would fit in this case.