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Description
Shimoda Designs Large Core Unit Overview
- 1Description
- 2What It Holds
- 3How It's Made
- 4How It's Used
Use the Shimoda Designs Large Core Unit for Mirrorless Camera to add modular camera storage to just about any bag or piece of luggage. This small unit will hold a mirrorless or non-gripped DSLR camera like the Fuji X-T4 and Sony a7 series but can accommodate a Canon 5D or similar size body.
What It Holds
- Interior measures 11.4 x 15.4 x 5.1" and holds a mirrorless or non-gripped DSLR camera up to 4.7" (12cm) tall with lenses as long as a 70-200mm f/2.8
- Holds cameras like the Fuji X-T4 and Sony a7 series but can accommodate a Canon 5D or similar
- EVA foam-laminated dividers protect equipment and prevents it from knocking together
- Interior is a bright-yet-subtle blue color, which makes locating items inside the unit quick and easy
How It's Made
- Lightweight water-resistant multi-purpose skin wraps the foam & frame to keep dust and water out, or it can be removed and used as a packing cell�fill it with clothing or other items and pack it in your backpack or luggage
- Aluminum frame adds extra rigidity and support
- EVA foam-laminated sidewalls offer protection without excessive weight and bulk to more easily fit into bags and minimize the space it takes up
How It's Used
- Use inside larger packs and luggage to hold and protect your photo gear while offering fast access with compatible bags
- The Core Unit's shorter depth allows for more efficient packing scenarios and leads to a lower profile in your backpack
- Integrates easily with the Action X30 and Explore V2 30 backpacks�will also fit in every available Shimoda backpack and roller with the exception of the Explore V2 25
- Modular stacking allows it to be placed above or below additional optional Core Units to increase the equipment carrying volume of a pack
In the Box
- Shimoda Designs Large Core Unit for Mirrorless Camera
- Divider Set
- Limited 5-Year Warranty
- Description
- What It Holds
- How It's Made
- How It's Used
Shimoda Designs Large Core Unit Specs
| Type of Closure | Zipper |
| Interior Type | Adjustable Dividers (Hook & Loop) |
| Water Resistance | Water Resistant (Material) |
| Materials | Exterior: Foam Frame: Aluminum |
| Dimensions | Exterior 15.4 x 11.4 x 5.1" / 39 x 29 x 13 cm Interior 14.6 x 10.6 x 4.7" / 37 x 27 x 12 cm |
| Weight | 27.2 oz / 770 g |
| Package Weight | 1.905 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 17.6 x 11.1 x 5.8" |
Shimoda Designs Large Core Unit Reviews
Perfect camera unit
Size, fit and finish is perfect for my Nikon Z7 II with a Z 24-70 2.8 attached, plus Z 70-200 2.8 and many accessories. As with the Explore V2 Backpack, finish is superb . Providing the right amount of cushioning, protection, and perfect side access. As Well as cover for separate storage. Great product
Only wish that this had come out sooner.
This is a great insert for those with an Action X30 backpack but have more gear than will fit the medium mirrorless core. I only wish this had come out a year ago when I purchased my X30.
very good size
It works great in my Explore v2 bag. I have this and the medium size and swap them depending on how much camera gear I need to carry. It's on the pricey side which is why I knocked a star off but overall, it does it's job of letting me carry my gear.
Wonderful for configuring your own bag
I cannot carry weight on my back so needed a functional backpack on wheels for my mft camera and lenses for airline travel . There is so such animal . I bought my own backpack and this fits in perfectly. I couldn't be happier
What you need for a large mirrorless kit with Shimoda Design
Fits perfectly and what what you need if you have a large mirrorless kit. I use mine in an 30L V2. It can be like solving a puzzle sometimes but provides a lot of flexibility for different gear configurations.
Great core unit for the right shooter
I recently picked up this core unit to accommodate the new Shimoda Explore V2 30L (Currently own the large DSLR core unit for the Action X50). If you are having trouble deciding between the Large DSLR Core Unit or Large Mirrorless Core Unit, read on. The dimensions of the Large Core Unit and Large Mirrorless Core unit are largely the same except the depth. This minor difference in depth has some significant implications in terms of how much gear you can carry. Reasons to buy the Large Mirrorless Core Unit 1. Keeping a low profile on your backpack when shooting in cities or crowded areas where you are likely to draw attention from unsuspecting characters. 2. Shooting with lenses that have a low profile - Primes such as f1.8, f1.4, f1.2 or smaller mirrorless systems such as Fuji. 3. Don't need to pack a lot of gear. Meaning your not taking two bodies, 2 lenses, drone, drone controller, ND filters, remotes, headlamps etc.. Doesn't mean you can't fit these things but it will likely extend beyond the depth of the core unit. 4. Weight conscious (6% weight savings using mirrorless vs. DSLR large core). Reasons to buy the Large DSLR Core Unit (Pretty much the inverse of above). 1. Don't care about the profile of your backpack or the 6% weight savings. 2. Want to take a lot of gear with you. The height difference of 1.7 D makes a huge difference because you can stand up a lot of your non-telephoto lenses, bodies, drone controllers etc.. You have more room to take other gear. If you have to lay your lenses down because of the depth, you lose a lot of space in the core unit. I am also worried about how much the lenses are actually protected because of the depth difference causing them to protrude out. Check out my pictures for examples. I decided to return the large mirrorless core unit because I like to take a lot of gear and have room for extra. It was also a good peace of mind to have the extra depth to protect a lot of my lenses and other accessories that need the 1.7 depth. The weight difference wasn't that much more but you have much more flexibility in terms of what you can bring with you. The Explore V2 30L can only take the mirrorless unit because of the internal depth so if you want a low profile bag the pairing is good. Just know that you will be pushing the bag tolerances to it's limit. It was pretty much an exact fit with not much more room and that gave me a lot of anxiety. I will stick to the Large DSLR Core Unit and any Shimoda bag that can accommodate it. This is a really good bag for astro, city, portrait, and landscape photographers (who are using circular filters). Because I plan on taking 1 mirrorless body, 2 pro lenses (one wide or medium zoom, one telephoto, maybe occasionally both the wide and medium zoom) a bunch of square ND filters, a DJI full sized drone, and pano gear it wasn't the right fit for me.
The depth is not what you think.
Ordered the mirrorless large because I carry a lot of gear . The depth is surprisingly shallow . Most Small lens can't sit upright in the unit. For example my 16-35 sony is massive standing upright . The sony 200-600 doesn't fit the long way with camera attached (lens hood off) . All lens with lens feet do not fit laying down. This really compromises your layout options. The pictures supplied by shimoda and BH are pretty misleading . I ordered a large DSLR core, which isn't as long but my 200-600 doesn't fit anyway with body attached so ill take the better layout with the extra depth .
Fits most of my gear
Note: I bought this specifically to store all of my camera gear in one unit. I am not putting this in a backpack and carrying it, but only for storage after a shoot. Since I live in a campervan, I store all my gear in one unit. The unit itself is nice and sturdy. It doesn't bend or flex as it should, for when you do have it in a bag. I love how the foam dividers are durable and thin. I prefer these over the thick ones. It saves on a lot of space and they look way better. The velcro is also really nice on these. The soft sides are also very nice. Unlike other bags, the soft fabric side does not peal or move. This was my biggest con with other bags. I really like how there is a zip cover for this bag too. Its for a perfect fit, but slightly larger, which is great as not all of my gear fits perfectly within, allowing me to still zip it closed. I just wish that this unit came in an even larger size. This is the largest camera unit currently available, and yet it's still too small for what I need. Would be awesome if there was one that was suitcase-sized without the actual suitcase part from Shimoda
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