Pack what you need for your travels with the 65L Thule Subterra 2 Check-In Spinner 65L Blackin black from Thule. Made from 800D nylon and polyester, it has YKK zippers and a durable molded polycarbonate back panel. The fabric has a water-resistant finish to help keep your suitcase safe from moisture. Maximize your packing space with the removable compression panel and traditional compression straps. A fold-flat divider keeps your shoes separate from clothing. Quickly access items in the top-loading exterior pocket. Four quiet-rolling spinner wheels and a V-tubing retractable handle make transporting your luggage a breeze. Easily identify your bag with the built-in ID card slot.

Made from 800D Nylon and Polyester    Fabric Has Water-Resistant Finish    YKK Zippers, Compression Straps    Removable Compression Panel    Molded Polycarbonate Back Panel    Divider Separates Shoes from Clothes    Quiet-Rolling Wheels/Retractable Handle    Quick Access Exterior Pocket    Built-In ID Card Slot

• Quiet-rolling spinner wheels and V-tubing telescoping handle offer effortless maneuverability
• Top handle for lifting into overhead bins or out of vehicle trunks

• Use the flat-fold divider to organize and separate items like shoes from clothes
• Compress your clothing and maximize packing space with the compression panel
• Traditional compression strap system can be used with the included compression panel or alone
• Easily access items with large top-loading pocket, accessible from inside and outside of the bag
• Built-in ID card slot simplifies identification of bag

• Water-resistant 800D nylon and polyester
• Bag design absorbs the impact of travel with its durable, molded polycarbonate back panel
• bluesign certified means this product adheres to strict international criteria that ensures the protection of workers, consumers, and the environment
• Free from PFCs and other chemicals that can be harmful to the environment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How does this lens perform wide open for astrophotography?

A: You can judge the performance of the Milvus 1.4/25 lens by reviewing the MTF chart in the data sheet. ZEISS provides the performance at wide open and stopped down, so you can compare the results to determine both the sharpness at f/1.4 and at f/4. The lens performs very well at wide-open and would be well suited for astrophotography. The data sheet is available at: a href= https://www.zeiss.com/content/dam/camera-lenses/files/service/download-center/datasheets/milvus-lenses/datasheet-zeiss-milvus-1425.pdf target= _blank https://www.zeiss.com/content/dam/camera-lenses/files/service/download-center/datasheets/milvus-lenses/datasheet-zeiss-milvus-1425.pdf/a

Q: 2. With an adapter canon to sony FE, does it share metadata with a FX9, does it let the Gyro data and recognize the focal lenght?

A: From information made available to us, adapted lenses that have electronic contacts/communication will share lens EXIF metadata, such as focal length and manufacturer. In regards to Catalyst stabilization, according to Sony, the FX9's gyro-data for post-processing is recorded using the camera's gyroscope and the lens will likely have no bearing on it.

Q: 3. Has anyone tried adapting the otus 85 to Fuji GFX50 ? Will there be vignetting ?

A: There would be at least some vignetting using a full-frame lens with a larger sensor like that on the GFX50.

Q: 4. Anyone try mounting the 50mm 1.4 or 2.0 on an APS-C crop camera? Would you get similar to the 85mm Milvus on full frame? Any thoughts?

A: Depending on the camera brand, there are a number of different APS-C sensor sizes with effective crop factors ranging from 1.52x - 1.6x when used with full frame lenses. The ZEISS 50mm lens will create an angle of view ranging from 76mm - 80mm when used on one of these cameras.

Q: 5. Are there different versions of this lens?

A: The only difference is what camera mount it sports. Aside from that there are no other different versions of this lens.

Q: 6. Is there chromatic aberration with this lens? I have it on my zeiss 28mm

A: The CA characteristics of the Milvus 1.4/50 are improved over the Classic Planar 1.4/50 and can be further controlled via profile corrections in software tools, such as the defringe feature in Adobe Lightroom.

Q: 7. Would the Zeiss Large Lens Gear fit this or do you recommend a different one for cinemod?

A: The ZEISS Lens Gear (Large) is not compatible with the ZEISS Milvus 15mm f/2.8 ZE Lens for Canon EF.

Q: 8. I assume this will work with the canon R5 and the EF lens adapter?

A: Yes the Zeiss Milvus 25mm f/1.4 ZE Lens for Canon EF can fit an EOS R5 by way of an EF-R lens adapter.

Q: 9. Does it come with the divider pads or packing pouch for gears?

A: Peak Design Travel Duffelpack 65L (Sage) does not include the dividers and packing cubes. Those need to be purchased separately.

Q: 10. is this lens ONLY Manual focus?

A: Hi! Yes, the Milvus line for Nikon cameras are a manual focus lens.