Portabrace Pol-Pxw200 Camera Case For Sony Pxw-X200

Portabrace Pol-pxw200 Camera Case For Sony Pxw-x200

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The PortaBrace POL-PXW200 Camera Case for Sony PXW-X200from PortaBrace POL-PXW200 Camera Case for Sony PXW-X200is designed to keep your Sony PXW-X200 camera functioning properly in cold weather. The case is thickly padded with high-loft insulation material. Air-activated warmers along the case's interior keep battery, recorder, lens, and hands warm even in extreme cold temperatures (tested at -50°F).The insulated lens cap protects the lens during transport and also prevents condensation from taking place on the lens when bringing the camera in from the cold.The Polar Mitten case comes with four air-activated heat packs. Additional heat packs can be purchased in packs of 10 (PHP-1) or 24 (POPHP2).

Parameters
Accommodates	Sony PXW-X200 camera
Padding	High-loft thermal insulatiing material
Weight	1.2 lb (540 g)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	2.3 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	12.756 x 9.685 x 9.134"

Thermal insulation protects camera in cold weather

Use case on tripod or hand-held

Insulated lens cap prevents condensation

Long fleece sleeve keeps hand warm

Use with air-activated heat packs in extreme cold (four included)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When it says a "fully assembled" fx9 will fit, does that mean including the XDCA extension unit?

A: Yes, the "fully assembled," Sony PXW-FX9 XDCAM 6K Full-Frame Camera System with XDCA and Sony FE PZ 28-135mm f/4 G OSS Full-Frame Power Zoom Len can be attached and fit into the PortaBrace Quick-Draw Camera Case for Sony PXW-FX9 (Black).

Q: 2. Can I take this on a plane as a carry on?

A: No way. This case is HUGE. I actually returned it for that reason. Got a smaller Sachtler case instead.

Q: 3. Is this waterproof?

A: No product that has openings will ever be truly waterproof. However this Rain Slicker will be a huge asset in keeping your camera dry.

Q: 4. Does it fit for a Sony HXR-NX5U?

A: I'm afraid not. This is a rain slicker specially for the Sony PXW-X200. However Porta Brace makes a slicker specifically for the NX5U, it is B&H #PORSNX5UB.

Q: 5. Hi. Is this bag suitable for an FX9 with a Shoulder Rig?

A: Yes, the PortaBrace Quick-Draw Camera Case for Sony PXW-FX9 is suitable for an FX9 with a shoulder rig.

Q: 6. Is this case tall enough to store the FS7 with a Zacuto or Sony baseplate attached to it?

A: Yes it is. I have the full shape rig on mine and it fits easily.It is a big bag with lots of room.

Q: 7. Will this fit in an airline overhead compartment?

A: Based on the typical allowed carry-on size, this is a few inches too large. However, please check with your airline carrier regarding allowances; in some cases, business and first-class passengers or travelers with media credentials might be allowed larger sizes.

Q: 8. Porta Brace has put out a few different types of bags for the FS7. Im not sure what the difference is between the Porta Brace RIG-FS7 Top Opening Rigid Case for Sony FS7 and the Porta Brace RIG-FS7XT Carrying Case with Kit for Sony FS7.Do both of these bags have wheels on the bottom?Are they both small enough to be carry-ons on a plane?

A: The RIG-FS7XT is a wider bag that allows the FS7 to be carried with grip and viewfinder attached albeit compressed. This allows you to pull the camera out of the bag and be shooting in moments. However, this comes at the cost of carry-on size. Since the bag's exterior dimensions's of 21.3 x 15.0 x 16.0 (54.0 x 38.1 x 40.6) cm are greater than the carry-on size of 9 inches x 14 inches x 22 inches (22 cm x 35 cm x 56 cm), or the combined length, width and height, (including any handles and wheels) exceeds 45 linear inches (or 114 cm), it cannot be taken by you onto the aircraft.The RIG-FS7, on the other hand, is 21.5 x 10.0 x 12.0 (54.6 x 25.4 x 30.5 cm) and easily fits carry-on requirements. However, this means the case is much narrower and you must remove the right hand grip and the viewfinder before putting the camera in it.

Q: 9. it looks like there is an interior custom stuff pouch attached with velcro. Can I buy more of these?

A: Here are all the Porta Brace stuff bags that you can use for gear and stuffing. They generally have fastener friendly exteriors. https://bhpho.to/2ofm3FA

Q: 10. Does this bag fit in the general size of the cabin baggage locker on the plane? It looks a bit high!

A: There is no airline standard for width x height x depth of a carry-on bag. (That being said, 22 x 14 x 9 inches is a very common one.) There is a standard for the total of all three measurements and that is 45 . Thus this bag cannot be considered a carry-on for it's 21.25 x 15 x 16 dimensions combined total 52.5 . You might consider the Porta Brace SMG-2 Smuggler Camera Case (Black) B&H # POSMG2B . Its 3 dimensions add up to 45.5 . Or the Think Tank Photo Video Transport 20 Carry-On Case (Gray) B&H # THVT20. It adds up to 45 . As the experts say, you should check with your airline before you go.

Nathan	24/08/2024
[2.3 lb] This bag fits my FX9 perfectly. My camera has the Tilta cage on it, and a quick-adjust rosette that pushes the handle out by an inch—still fits. I also don’t have remove the eye piece which is awesome. I do have to take the battery off which isn’t an issue to me. The additional compartments as great for AKS. I can fit a few gold mount batteries, small lenses, media cases and tools. I wouldn’t want this case to take up any more or less space—it’s the perfect size. The materials feel high quality. It feels very snug and secure. I like that the lid can be secured with velcro, a buckle, and the handle/strap. That said, I’m not sure I’d be comfortable sending it on a plane as checked luggage. I’d prefer to have a high quality zipper instead of, or in addition to those options. I also like that it comes with its own accessories like a small flash light, white card, and lens bags. It feels sturdy, and I feel comfortable stack another bag on top of it. 5

Anonymous	04/07/2024
[2.3 lb] Its about time someone made a bag that the camera can stay built. Thats why I love it. Also it is big enough and has external pockets for all my things. 5

Christian LEMASSON	03/06/2024
[2.3 lb] Smaller would have been nicer. Portabrace big but perfect solution for the Sony PXW-FS7 without having to ungear all accessories (ie: smart grip with shoulder mount, third party Zacuto Gratical evf, external recorder and so on). A lot of external pockets. 5

David	24/05/2024
[1.2 lb (540 g)] Fantastic case, i use it with my fs7 with extension unit and a full movcam basekit on it. The only thing that has to come off the camera is the follow focus. The mattebox just manages to sneek into the case. A warning is that this case is huge - much larger than any other camera bag I've seen . It's great that the camera fits while built but the trade off is a very large case that's difficult to shoulder around. Quality is fantastic as always - there is a reason portabrace is used by every pro out there 5

Brian	19/05/2024
[2.3 lb] When I first got the bag, my reaction was omg, this bag is HUGE! There is no way I need this large of a bag!. But then you realize what a huge time savings it is to be able to just put your whole FS7 rig in there, fully assembled, what a life-saver! The bag is, indeed, huge, but manageable. It has a big sturdy shoulder strap. Make sure you buy lots of extra porta brace stuff bags. Those are really useful for carrying miscellaneous things (cleaning cloths, lens adapters etc) plus give your camera more padding. The case has some pretty large pockets too, allowing me to carry all my memory cards, batteries, and more. I love this case! 5

Rob B.	04/05/2024
[2.3 lb] I wanted a relatively light weight bag with a hard shell that I could just put the whole camera in complete with Matte Box one end to a V Lock Battery pack the other, and also leave the view finder in place. A big ask maybe but this bag fills all the needs. Highly recommended. 5