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Jan 02, 2012 10:14 |  #1

I recently received a pelican 1514 with the 1519 lid organizer. I'm slightly concerned about removing the foam in the lid and replacing it with the 1519. For those who have a lid organizer do you find you lose any protection?

My 5Dii w/grip seems tall when inserted in the case. I would hate to have the top smashed around in transit.

In this post, https://photography-on-the.net …highlight=1519+​protection the guy cuts the lid foam down and installs the lid organizer over top. Anyone else do something like this? I was thinking if I knew my case would be headed for some rough treatment I could just toss in some extra padding (blue camping foam?).

Am I just over thinking this?


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Jan 02, 2012 13:59 |  #2

I had the same concern when i just bought my 5d2. Now we are 3 years later, no scratches.

Maybe just be aware of the thing you put in the long vertical pocket at the right side (that comes over the camera)




  
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Jan 04, 2012 00:22 |  #3

No problems whatsoever. I've got the organizer lid in 3 of the 4 pelicans that I use, and I've never had an issue.


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Jan 04, 2012 19:14 |  #4

Good to hear, maybe I am over thinking the whole thing.

On a side note I found the 1519 a pain to install in the 1514. Having a small Phillips head screwdriver and pre-drilling the holes helped.


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