If you purchase a LINK strobe from Paul C. Buff (@paulcbuffinc) for your flash photography, you're likely going to want some sort of protective case for it, whether it’s for in-studio protection or for travel. I know I did. I took all the measurements, did some research, rolled the dice, and came up with a case solution that works great for me, and possibly you too. I went with a Pelican 1440 Protector Top Loader Case to safely protect two LINK flash units, two batteries, the battery charger, and two power cords, all in a single case. There’s more room at the top for additional cables (like a tethering cable) so I wanted to make a video to show how I did this and mapped it out in case you would like the same option.
If you have any questions about the case, please feel free to post them in the comments and I will do my best to answer them. Thanks!
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5 сен 2024
