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Petrol PD443 Dr. D-SLR Camera Bag

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Availability
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Added to Cambags
29 August 2014
Bag type
Rolling bag, Shoulder bag
Capacity
1 body, 3 lenses
Interior
17.73 x 9.06 x 11.03" (45 x 23 x 28 cm)
Exterior
20.88 x 13.4 x 12.61" (53 x 34 x 32 cm)
Weight
7.92 lb (3.6 kg)
Material
Exterior: 900D and ballistic nylon Interior: Soft padded red fabric Interior: 7-layer polyprolylene foam protection system

About this bag

Inspired by the traditional doctor’s bag, this semi-rigid equipment bag is designed to hold a video-enabled DSLR camera and accessories comfortably and securely. A hinged, extra wide opening provides fast, easy access. The interior is contoured to fit a DSLR camera with lens mounted Designed to hold a video-enabled DSLR camera and accessories comfortably and securely Hinged, extra wide opening provides fast, easy access Interior contoured to fit DSLR camera with lens mounted Removable internal dividers help secure contents and create pockets for storing mattebox, camera plate, follow focus, camera light, viewfinder, cables, spare lenses, etc. Contents are surrounded and cushioned by soft padded red fabric Internal LED lighting system illuminates interior, making contents easier to identify and organize Reinforced with laminate panels for extra protection Twin brackets on bottom allow quick connection of Snaplock wheel and trolley system Exterior plastic exchangeable logo frame for personal branding Ergonomic neoprene shoulder strap Flash memory card mini pouch (holds up to 4 cards) Dual-directional, easy-glide zippers Constructed of black 900D and ballistic nylon fabrics

What fits inside

The interior is contoured to fit a D-SLR camera with lens mounted; and contents are surrounded and cushioned by soft padded red fabric

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