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Irate Retro Posted at 2017-8-9 03:07
I purchased the Pro-Light just recently in order to take my P4 on a trip via commercial airline. I couldn't have been more pleased with it, and was impressed by the quality. It was really the perfect size for taking on an airplane and fit all my P4 accessories AND my laptop. I still had room for more stuff if I had the need. I will say that I wish it was just a few millimeters wider, because the way I had things organized, the controller was sort of a tight fit with that metal stand part on the bottom. But it zipped up fine without too much fuss.
I've never had the D1, but I can tell from the photos that it's much taller. So to answer your question, I'd say the D1 should have a lot more space. Looks too large to carry on an airplane, but for other uses it may be what you want. I personally wouldn't want anything larger than the Pro-Light that I've got. Unless of course I needed to carry some camping gear as well.
I have a D1 and I have taken it on a European airliner , no issues at all . In my D1 i can fit my p4, 3 batteries, the controller, 2 sets of props, car charger and standard charger, ND filters, an iPad mini, a laptop a Nikon D810 with 24-70mm, nikkor 16-35mm f4 lens and a large filter pouch.It has a fair bit weight when loaded up but handles it well
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