Is this deep enough to fit a canon speedlight standing straight up?
1259595
I do not know which speed light you have but there is slightly over 7 inches of space inside of the case with the organizer in the lid. If you leave the foam pad in place in the lid and not the organizer you will have slightly less (about 1/2"). As a side note, the case holds a ton of camera gear, it is well made and the wheels and handle make it very convenient to carry the gear and all of the "stuff" that goes along with you on extended trips or for times when you do not want to leave any thing behind.
1259596
This Pelican case is HUGE. I HAVE 4 COMPLETE DSLR CAMERA'S with vertical battery grips. 6 lenses, 2 are 400mm & 600mm telephoto lenses. Shotgun microphone. 12 EN-EL14 BATTERIES. 3 dual battery chargers. SB600 SPEEDLIGHT standing verticle. If you want case that will hold everything 4 times over. Also GRIZZLY PROOF. buy this pelican.
1865370
The side pockets are quite big. I think that there should be plenty of room for a flash. I can fit all my cables and my battery charger in just one pocket alone! Inside, with the camera "hammock" at the highest adjustment, there is tons of room under it to store large items even with a small lens attached. All would be safe and dry with the case having a hard waterproof bottom.
1778013
I have a Nikon SB-800 speedlight that it fits on. There is a velcro strap that wraps around it to make it pretty universal. I really like my "baby softbox". Better quality than the cheap plastic one I had prior to this that ripped. Very happy with the purchase.
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Honestly I have never used that type of Speedlight but if it's anything like a Nikon or Cannon SB then it should work just fine. The Diffuser can be raised and lowered for different speedlight heights. I have even used a quick release on my speedlight and even with the additional speedlight height, the diffuser still adjust to the additional length. This is one awesome, well made product and I have been through alot in my 16 years for onsite photography. The best is that its very sturdy, compact and very light. It's expensive, but like they say, "you get what you pay for". Hope this helps you. Honestly I have never used that type of Speedlight but if it's anything like a Nikon or Cannon SB then it should work just fine. The Diffuser can be raised and lowered for different speedlight heights. I have even used a quick release on my speedlight and even with the additional speedlight height, the diffuser still adjust to the additional length. This is one awesome, well made product and I have been through alot in my 16 years for onsite photography. The best is that its very sturdy, compact and very light. It's expensive, but like they say, "you get what you pay for". Hope... » Read More Honestly I have never used that type of Speedlight but if it's anything like a Nikon or Cannon SB then it should work just fine. The Diffuser can be raised and lowered for different speedlight heights. I have even used a quick release on my speedlight and even with the additional speedlight height, the diffuser still adjust to the additional length. This is one awesome, well made product and I have been through alot in my 16 years for onsite photography. The best is that its very sturdy, compact and very light. It's expensive, but like they say, "you get what you pay for". Hope this helps you. « Show Less
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yes it is deep enough. but these sockets slip sometimes. this is ok for DIY but i would not recommend it for professional use.
1510417
Sorry, I am using the Gary Fong light modifier on a Speedlight 910 which it fits snugly. Gary fong has just released a new lightsphere which has a new mount system. It looks like it is faster to put on and would handle a broader range of flashes. It uses velcro type straps to tighten it in place.
2278454
The height of the bracket is adjustable. I use a Canon 580EXII mounted on a PocketWizard FlexTT5 and it fits fine.
170648
It would depend upon the total length of your camera and attached lens. If you store the camera with the lens pointed down it may be a little tight. If you intend to lay the camera down sideways then it should fit with no problem just need to adjust the included padding.
400519
I think it would, but I don't know for sure...I use a Canon Speedlite 580EXll and it works wonderfully! The Flash X-tender is very flexible (Velcro attachment straps) and could easily fit a larger or smaller Speedlite of most any manufacturer, I believe.
526051
Yep, its very adjustable, shouldnt be a problem at all! I believe it actually works with that flash and a pocket wizard stacked under it.
793442
I use it with the canon 100-400L and it fits fine, but I have to remove the lens hood and put it on backwards. Plenty of room width-wise, even with the lens mounting ring attached.
1763269
Yes, it looks like it should fit fine. As mentioned earlier the case will stretch. I hold Canon BP511 batteries in mine with no problem (these are quite big batteries). Works very well for keeping a spare battery handy.
400760
Not at all. There's plenty of space for the lens and LEDs. The back is cut out to give a little bit of room on all sides for the camera and flash.
667274
Not as is. This product is designed to fit on a standard light stand. Even A cheaper light stand is much better than a tripod for flash mounting and is worth the investment if you plan to do off camera flash.
1687328
I'm sure it'll fit. The way the diffuser attaches to the speed light is with a long velcro strap. I think it would fit ANYTHING. Love it, it folds down flat and doesn't take any room in my camera bag.
2247319
It will fit any canon speedlite. I recommend using a large thick rubber band between the Cloud dome difusser and your flash (so that the dome does slip and stays in place).
603172
I have used it only to support a Canon speedlite with a Rogue grid. But I imagine it could support practically anything with proper use of the included sandbag. You want to sandbag your light stand, too.