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Lowepro Nova 5 AW Camera Bag (Black) Review

Lowepro Nova 5 AW Camera Bag (Black)
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I use this big and durable bag ALL the time for my 35mm SLR equipment including large heavy lenses and battery (lots of AA's) powered film winder. I do mostly outdoor shoots and my equipment is well protected.

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Lowepro Toploader 65 AW SLR Holster Case Review

Lowepro Toploader 65 AW SLR Holster Case
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Bought this bag after reading the good reviews. This bag provides excellent protection for your gear. EVERYTHING is overengineered for its purpose; so you really get your money's worth. Plenty of cushioning. This bag works great for my beloved Nikon D50 with the standard kit lens. I'd give it 5 stars if I had just a little bit more room for all the wires, connectors and rechargeable batteries/dock that come with a digital set-up. Its a little bit of a tight squeeze with what I've got right now. Overall worth it!!!

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This compact Toploader has closed-cell foam protection, plus an All Weather Cover. A generous front pocket organizes the small stuff and simplifies film and filter changes. A belt slot lets you slide the bag onto your belt.

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Lowepro Nova 3 AW Camera Bag (Black) Review

Lowepro Nova 3 AW Camera Bag (Black)
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I can't comment on the other Nova bags, but the Nova 3 has a very rugged strap attachment. It's a metal D-ring and a metal clasp. Zoom in on the photo and you can see it. Overall, this bag is very well constructed and has lots of adjustable internal dividers to customize it for your equipment. It may be larger than you need for a small camera, but I think it's just the right size for my DSLR (Pentax K10D) plus battery charger, cables, and a short telephoto. There is still room for one or two additional lenses or an external flash. Overall, a good buy.

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This lightweight shoulder bag has always been highly popular for travel.The Nova AW Series is packed with serious weather protection, advanced materials, sleek new exteriors, and a comfortable shoulder strap.Versatilve Nova AW's handle many different camera systems with ease.

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Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 Camera Bag (Black) Review

Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 Camera Bag (Black)
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This holster fits a D200 with 18-200mm lens perfectly. Some other reviewers have complained that the case is too big, but with a higher quality DSLR and a medium length telephoto this bag really shines. The front pocket holds plenty of CF cards and spare batteries. There is a little pocket on the underside of the lid which is perfect for holding filters and polarizers when not attached to your camera.
I use this bag clipped to the shoulder straps of my Arc Teryx Bora 80 backpack. In my setup I have the bag hanging across my chest just below my sternum. During a trip across Glacier National Park (51lbs pack, 6 nights) the case always had my D200 ready. I typically leave the top flap zipped a couple inches on each side to keep the camera secure. Even while crossing rough terrain, scrambling over scree and kick stepping across snow fields this bag left little to be desired. It hangs steady and does not bounce too much.
If you are looking for something to hold your camera while out backpacking I don't know of any better solutions out there.

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The Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 is a compact carry bag with a sporty design. It holds a compact SLR with a wide-angle lens or compact zoom.

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Lowepro Pro Roller 1 Rolling Camera Bag Review

Lowepro Pro Roller 1 Rolling Camera Bag
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Lowepro Pro Roller 1 Rolling Camera Bag Basically, I love it...it's very sturdy (I've had others that I didn't trust), very rugged & well built. The system for holding the tripod seems a bit flimsy & I don't use all the time...it can also get in the way with a tripod on it. The lid could be just a little roomier...sometimes its a very tight fit & I never put anything in the lid. It seems they could have put quite a few more pockets on the top outside with more room for things like chargers, batteries, cables etc. But overall, the padding inside is great..very sturdy holds up under rugged treatment. Love it.

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The Lowepro Pro Roller 1 is a tough professional rolling case including two sets of tripod/light stand holders, top and front attachment systems for carrying additional camera bags, bungee web, back prop and top and side leather handles.

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Aktiv Pak AP100 100 Camera Sling Bag (Blue/Black) Review

Aktiv Pak AP100 100 Camera Sling Bag (Blue/Black)
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I love this backpack. The ease of access to your camera without taking it off you back is wonderful.

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Made by Rokinon, the Aktiv Pak 100 All Weather Camera Sling bag is nice and roomy to fit your camera and various accesspories. Its sling type strap makes it nice and comfortable while also easy to use.

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Lowepro Nova 4 AW Camera Bag (Black) Review

Lowepro Nova 4 AW Camera Bag (Black)
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I've had this bag for about a year and a half, and it's remarkable. As others have said, the movable/removable velcro dividers provide enormous flexibility, and there are plenty of pockets and strong zippers. The walls and the velcro dividers are well-padded and they secure the contents well to prevent most movement and vibration. There's a little pocket in the bottom front that contains a nylon shroud that can be pulled out to help secure the bag from dust and moisture.
It's a good size: large enough to hold the essentials but not so big that I load it with my entire household (and then have to lug all that extra weight). In the main compartment, mine holds a Canon 20D body, a 17-85mm zoom, a 50mm prime lens, a 70-200 f2.8 zoom (BIG), Speedlite 580 flash, plus polarizing filter, battery charger, spare AAA batteries, and a USB cable. There are other compartments that hold another battery charger and extra rechargeable battery for the camera (the speedlite and the camera use different rechargeable batteries), extra flash memory card, various booklets, maps, and guides, airline tickets, and various other odds and ends.
There are loops on the back of the bag so that it could be attached to a backpack, though they don't look like they'd support much weight for very long.
When I'm travelling, I can sling this bag across one shoulder, a notebook PC case across the other, and still carry a modest suitcase. With all my stuff in it it's barely 12x8x10 inches. Strong, comfortable shoulder strap, comfortable handle, rubber footpads that keep the bag pretty much off the surface, and expansion pockets all over the place.
Seconding what another person said about the color: the green is more subdued and attractive than the photo suggests.
Everything about it just exudes quality. I'd buy it again in an instant.

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This lightweight shoulder bag has always been highly popular for travel.The Nova AW Series is packed with serious weather protection, advanced materials, sleek new exteriors, and a comfortable shoulder strap.Versatilve Nova AW's handle many different camera systems with ease.

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Tamrac N-11 - Backpack Camera Straps - Black Review

Tamrac N-11 - Backpack Camera Straps - Black
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I do quite a bit of hiking, hunting, etc - all things outside where lugging around a large pack for the camera is possible, but doesn't make that much sense. As such, I've tried a wide variety of ways to make it easy to get that quick shot while also protecting the camera. I have pouches I attach to my backpack belt for my lenses and the camera itself. The problem was I found myself hanging the camera around my neck as I was hiking and my neck would get sore quickly.
I found this and decided for ~$20 it was worth the try. To be blunt, it is probably the best thing I've bought for hiking with the camera - including all my lenses. This attaches to the camera via clips which appear to be sturdy enough to last for a while. There are two clips to attach to "O" rings on backpacks. Mine didn't have those, but a couple of "D" clips used for climbing got to the same end result.
I tried this out in Zion National Park. We were climbing across rocks (didn't necessarily follow the path...) and this worked great. First, it places the weight on my shoulders, not neck (it did bump against my chest but not enough to bother me). Second, it is at the perfect level (there are adjustments that can be made - although minor) to grab quickly to get that shot of a fleeting bird, deer, moose, etc. Third, it takes seconds to disconnect and stuff into my holster bag - while also taking much less space since there's only a couple inches of strap on each side after it is unhooked.
I highly recommend this to anyone who hikes with a DSL camera!

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These straps clip to the "D" rings on backpack harnesses to hold cameras ready for quick access. They have quick-release connectors and interchange with all Tamrac quick-release straps.

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Lowepro DryZone 100 Camera Backpack (Yellow) Review

Lowepro DryZone 100 Camera Backpack (Yellow)
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Took this bag to anatarctica. One complaint: Not for quick access. Everything else is highly positive. I can fit all my lens (took 70-200IS, 50mm, 60mm macro, 10-22mm, 24-105mm, extra batteries and chargers, canon 30d, canon s70 (and underwater housing)) and extras without issue. Perfect size for carrying around. Although I never dropped it in the water it supposed to float (when the waterproof lining is zipped of course). Very comfortable and a great carry on bag for a 35 hour flight!

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The DryZone 100 is the world's first totally waterproof, soft-sided camera backpack.Even fully loaded, the DryZone 100 will float so your gear is always protected. The inner drypod with patented, waterproof TIZIP¿ zipper provides 100% watertight protection.It's like a drysuit for your equipment. When less protection is needed, leave the TIZIP¿ open and fasten just the inner zipper and top clip for easier access. The heavy-duty, padded camera compartment inside is fully customizable while the outer shell comes complete with a technical backpack harness.Also included: ergonomic lumbar support; fully adjustable CollarCut¿ shoulder straps; tuck-away tripod holder; self-draining mesh pockets; drain hole; rubber handle; and attachment loops for SlipLock¿ accessories. DryZone packs are comfortable to wear and give you total peace of mind in extreme environments.

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Lowepro SlingShot 102 AW Review

Lowepro SlingShot 102 AW
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I bought this camera bag after reading several reviews, and decided I would use it for a minimalist approach to photography. It works well, I don't get burdened down by unnecessary gear and burdensome weight.
It's big enough to hold my Nikon D5000, battery charger, SB400 speedlight, several filters, an Olympus point-n-shoot camera in its case, a mini tripod, cleaning kit, remote, and any other utilities. It will also hold another lens, I intend to get the recently released Nikon 28-300mm VR. It should fit, based on the dimensions of all the gear and other reviews.
It works better over a t-shirt than over a shirt. Generally stick to tees or buttonless tops for comfort.
It's comfortable, light, packs into another back pack if required with space for other items. I did that for aircraft carry on during a recent trip to Petra in Jordan (October 2010).
The 302 version of the bag was too large, and I have no need for pro sized bags. If you're looking for a bag that will help you prevent clutter, give you quick, easy access to your gear, be light and unobtrusive and not get in your way, then I recommend this item.
FYI, I also own the Lowepro Passport Sling.

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The Lowepro SlingShot 102 AW Camera Bag is designed to carry a D-SLR camera (without grip) with attached standard zoom lens 1-2 additional lenses or flash units, accessories (including a point & shoot camera), compact tripod or monopod and personal items. It is made from 600 denier polyester with 1680 denier ballistic nylon and a 210 denier nylon lining. There is a fully padded main camera compartment with an updated divider system that accommodates the camera gear and an upper compartment for personal items. It has 2 built-in memory card pockets on the inside lid of the main compartment. The bag also has a Hideaway Tripod Mount system, an All Weather AW Cover and 3 SlipLock attachment loops. It is carried by an attached, ergonomic sling strap that offers a comfortable way to carry gear and allows quick rotation from back to front.
Features of this item:
Upper compartment for personal items
2 built-in memory card pockets provides access to extra memory on inside lid of main compartment
Hideaway Tripod Mount system with foldout holder, quick-release buckle and strap secures a compact tripod or monopod to the side
All Weather AW Cover protects camera gear and personal items from the elements and tucks away when not in use
Three SlipLock attachment loops expand carrying capacity by adding compatible pouches, cases and bags
Microfiber cleaning cloth is included
Attached, ergonomic sling strap offers a comfortable way to carry gear and allows quick rotation from back to front

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Capacity: D-SLR camera (without grip) with attached standard zoom lens 1-2 additional lenses or flash units, accessories (including a point & shoot camera), compact tripod or monopod and personal items
Internal Size: 6.3W X 4.3D X 10.2H in./16.0 X 11.0 X

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Lowepro Magnum 400 AW Shoulder Bag (Black) Review

Lowepro Magnum 400 AW Shoulder Bag (Black)
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I am very impressed with the features and layout of the Lowepro Magnum 400 AW camera bag. Having spent the past several years toting my camera gear around in a Tamrac Pro 12, I was excited to see what Lowepro had to bring to the table in a similar sized shoulder bag.
The Lowepro Magnum 400 AW features plenty of room for lenses, flash, filters, two SLR or DSLR camera bodies manuals, and other accessories. The main compartment of the bag features velcro dividers that are foam padded and have a soft lining to keep the gear nestled into the bag without worry of damage. The dividers are moveable and can be arranged in any number of ways to suit your own gear and carry style. The camera bodies are carried vertically with the lens down with bag, which I am not used to, and doesn't seem quite as stable as the horizontal carry style with lens cradled underneath and from the sides, which is how I'm used to carrying them in the Tamrac Pro 12. Whether one style of holding the camera is better than other I cannot say, but the Lowepro bag does seem to make reaching in and grabbing the camera slightly easier, due ot the camera's orientation in the bag. In the cover of the main compartment are two zippered see-through pockets that are handy for keeping small reference manuals, business cards, or other non-bulky materials.
As for camera fit, I was able to fit my Nikon D300 inside and it felt perfect with the size of the compartment. Trying out my other cameras in the 2nd camera compartment, I found my Nikon N80, Nikon F3HP, and Nikkormat FT3 were a bit on the smallish side compared to the digital SLR's of today, and as such felt small inside the bag's camera compartment and would shift around quite easily, though this would cause no damage to anything as the dividers and padding would prevent any contact with other items in the bag.
The front zippered compartment has several small pouches sewn in to hold your accessories, such as pens, batteries, cables, and other items of interest. A zippered mesh pouch is also provided in the flap, which is a great place to store anything else that won't fit into the smaller pouches. I was able to fit most of my accessories in the front without any issue, though there was less space there than in my previous bag, so it took a little reorganizing to get everything placed conveniently. The side pockets are also spacious and the flaps zipper open a good 3/4th of the way around the pockets to provide easy access to anything you store inside these side pockets.
The exterior of the camera bag is touted as being water resistant, but anywhere there are zippers (these are non self-sealing zippers) there is a chance for water to leak in. Even keeping the exterior treated with a coating of camp-dry or other waterproofing spray will not completely eliminate the chance of water leaking in through any of the zippers, or soaking through fabric where the treatment has worn off. This is not a major issue with the Lowepro Magnum 400 AW camera bag however, as the innovative folks at Lowepro have managed to stash a little goody in the back pocket of the bag. Unzip the back pocket and out comes a waterproof rain cover that covers the entire bag, top and sides, keeping the heaviest of rains from getting into the camera bag. This is a great feature for outdoor photographers who take chances of getting stuck in a sudden downpour when out and about. Of course, I wouldn't go leaving the bag out unsheltered if at all possible, and you aren't going to want to set the bag down where water will pool around the base. This is still a fabric bag, and will not be 100% sealed from the elements like a bulky Pelican case would be.
There are plenty of carry choices with this bag, from a luggage carrier sleeve, to dual handles on either side of the lid, a single handle in the center of the lid, or a very thick, well padded shoulder strap with metal attaching hardware. Also found on the exterior of the bag are a couple of tripod straps, which hold the tripod at the back of the bag, but off the ground. This is a huge improvement over my Tamrac Pro 12 which holds the tripod at the bottom rear of the bag, making it the first thing to clunk down on the ground when setting the bag down. Kudos to the folks at Lowerpro for the excellent, well thought out placement of the tripod straps!
In addition, the Lowerpro Magnum 400 AW is digital friendly and came with a removable pouch that holds extra memory cards, batteries, and even enough room for a Firewire or USB card reader. Also of note is that this camera bag meets size requirements for carry-on baggage when flying is the method of travel. Overall, the bag is rugged, well built, with sturdy hardware, and overall is very well thought out in terms of functionality, durability, equipment protection, and ease of use. This bag has by far exceeded any expectations I could have wished for from a camera bag of this type.

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Lowepro\'s Magnum 400 AW shoulder bag is built on the foundation of its predecessor: the original pro bag designed in 1976 and an industry standard to this day. The next generation of Magnum AW remains a serious toolbox for the pro photographer. Portable, modern and loaded with topnotch features, it delivers on all tasks: organizing, protecting and transporting gear from point A to point B. The internal dividing system provides a flexible structure to accommodate a variety of gear, plus on-the-go changes. Lowepro\'s patented All Weather AW Cover protects bag and contents from the elements and zips away when not in use. A premium molded base offers the busy professional a trio of benefits: sturdy and stable protection, water resistance and the ability to stack multiple bags efficiently. Transport a heavily loaded Magnum AW (or two or three) with ease via adjustable handcart straps that attach to handles quickly and securely. Or carry the bag on the shoulder with the Vertebral Tech strap. An exclusive Lowepro design, this intelligent strap provides comfort and spreads weight evenly—no matter which way it\'s worn.

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Lowepro Camera/Camcorder Bag (EX-140 GRY) Review

Lowepro Camera/Camcorder Bag (EX-140 GRY)
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This is a good, secure, well-padded, and moderately adjustable/customizable bag for a small-ish with a handful of accessories. I'm using it with my Panasonic Lumix LX3, external flash, and telephoto adapter and find it all to be a good fit in this bag.
The main compartment includes two removable/adjustable velcro padded dividers for use in separating the compartment into one, two, or three sections, and multiple other zippered and drawstring pockets allow for other accessories I don't even have yet.
Carrying options include a removable, thick shoulder strap with a non-slip section, a top-mounted padded leather (?) handle, and permanent double belt loops on the back. Only thing keeping it from five stars for me: the front accessory pouch is unpadded, leaving it useful for only spare batteries, cable, and maybe additional memory cards (in their own protective cases).

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The Express Collection brings an adventurous spirit, a bold attitude, and style to protective cases. With various sizes of shoulder bags, holster-style bags, and backpacks, there is something for everyone, on the trail or on the town.

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Lowepro Pro Roller x200 Camera Bag (Black) Review

Lowepro Pro Roller x200 Camera Bag (Black)
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This is the perfect travel bag for the serious photographer who has multiple lenses and other paraphernalia to bring along on a trip. The ability to zip off the frame and carry as a backpack is a great option! You can check the frame at the gate on smaller aircraft and still carry on the backpack without having to trust your valuable equipment to the baggage handlers.

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The Pro Roller X200 is a hardworking mobile studio-with a few inventive surprises built into its modern design. Airport-friendly and super-secure, it holds a notebook, and is filled with refined yet practical features, such as the Reserve Pack-a camera backpack that zips out of the hard case when a photographer needs to downsize

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Lowepro Magnum 200 AW Shoulder Bag (Black) Review

Lowepro Magnum 200 AW Shoulder Bag (Black)
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I love this bag!
The Lowepro Magnum series is larger than your usual camera shoulder bags, and depending upon how much gear you plan to take with you, you might be better off with a smaller bag. But unless you really have lots of gear, think twice before you consider getting the even larger Magnum 400 and Magnum 650 shoulder bags as these will start feeling more like luggage slung on your shoulder instead of just being a camera bag. I think of the Magnum 400 and Magnum 650 as being more targeted towards professional photographers lugging their gear to on-location shoots. I am a serious amateur photographer with 3 Canon DSLRs and 7 lenses. Along with the Magnum 200 bag, I also own a Lowepro Slingshot 200 All Weather Backpack (Black) , a Lowepro SlingShot 300 All-Weather Camera Bag (Black) , a MADE Products CA-2001-BLK Seattle Sling Waterproof Bag (Black) , two Think Tank Digital Holster 30, Shoulder Bag for 70 - 200 f/2.8 SLR Lens with Hood Reversed or In Position , Think Tank Steroid Speed Belt V2.0, Padded 3.5" Wide Medium-Large Size Modulus Accessory Belt, Fits 32" - 42", 81 cm - 106 cm, Black , and Think Tank Pixel Racing Harness, V2.0 - Shoulder Harness System. What I take with me depends upon the situation. My favorite travel-light one-camera/one-lens walkabout transport is the Think Tank Digital Holster 30 with their very comfortable Curved Comfort gel-padded strap. For a travel-light two-camera/two-lens approach, I take both of my Digital Holster 30 attached to my Speed Belt and Harness. If I want to look less like a photographer, I may not wear both Digital Holsters attached to my Speed Belt and Harness, and instead I take either of my two Lowepro Slingshot backpacks or this Magnum 200. And if I am boating, kayaking, or white-water rafting, I take my Seattle Sling Waterproof backpack since it is the most water-repellent of my bags/backpacks.
For size comparison, the Magnum 200 is larger than Lowepro's Slingshot 200 and almost as big as the Slingshot 300. It is more boxy and rigid than the Slingshot bags. In fact, its side walls and corners are more rigid than most camera bags that I have used. But this is a good thing since I think that many camera bags are a bit too pliable and do not provide enough cushioning around the corners and walls of the bags to protect against being dropped or bumped into walls. Unlike most camera shoulder bags, a large part of this bag's box-shaped rigidity and structural integrity is due to the one-piece foam frame that is built into the main body of the bag itself. I feel safe that if this bag was dropped onto the floor or bumped against a wall, it would hold its shape and not be deformed or quickly crumpled.
The bag comes with 8 divider pieces that you can use to customize your own compartments. The dividers are thicker and more rigid than those used in most camera bags, including those used in Lowepro's own Slingshot backpacks. Along with the dividers and padded shoulder strap, you also get an accessory bag with four pouches outside the bag for storing memory cards. And a soft LCD screen cloth can be attached to the inside wall of the bag to cover up and protect your camera's LCD monitor screen.
The bag comes with an "AW" All-Weather slip cover that is permanently sewn inside a zippered pocket along the back wall of the bag. You unzip the pocket, pull out the cover, and wrap it around the bag. When you no longer need the All-Weather rain cover, you fold it up, put it back inside the pocket, and close up the zipper.
This bag will carry a full-frame DSLR with an attached 70-200mm lens along with 3 or 4 other lenses, flash, and accessories. I have organized the dividers on this bag to carry both my Canon 7D with attached 17-55mm f/2.8 lens and hood extended, and also my Canon 40D with attached 70-200mm f/4L lens; the layout and ease of access makes it so that I can actually shoot from the bag by pulling either camera out and putting it back into its divided compartment fairly quickly. The bag with all of its dividers and shoulder strap weighs a little over 4 pounds. When my bag is fully loaded with my Canon 7D with attached 17-55mm f/2.8 lens and hood attached, my Canon 40D with attached 70-200mm f/4L lens, a Speedlite flash, battery charger, spare batteries, and lots of memory cards, it weighs about 15 pounds. Using the very comfortable padded shoulder strap, I can carry this bag on my shoulders for walking tours in a city (and alternating which shoulder I diagonally hang my shoulder strap from to give each shoulder a periodic rest). But if I were to hike up a mountain, I would use either of my Slingshot backpacks instead. How comfortable this bag may be for you to carry on your shoulder if you load it up with 15 or 20 pounds of gear may depend upon your physique, shoulder strength, and lower back strength. But the back of this bag also has a trolley sleeve that you can loop over the towing handle of other luggage. So if you are going to the airport, you can just slip the trolley sleeve of this bag over the towing handle of your carry-on bag, and roll both bags into the airport as one unit.
I have posted 10 photographs of my Magnum 200 bag to the Image Gallery for this product, heavily annotated with lots of notes about all of the bags features (click on the 'View and share related images' link in the image section). The quality of the bag's construction is very high, and a lot of thought was put into making this bag really useful and versatile.

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Lowepro\'s Magnum 200 AW shoulder bag is built on the foundation of its predecessor: the original pro bag designed in 1976 and an industry standard to this day. The next generation of Magnum AW remains a serious toolbox for the pro photographer. Portable, modern and loaded with topnotch features, it delivers on all tasks: organizing, protecting and transporting gear from point A to point B. The internal dividing system provides a flexible structure to accommodate a variety of gear, plus on-the-go changes. Lowepro\'s patented All Weather AW Cover protects bag and contents from the elements and zips away when not in use. A premium molded base offers the busy professional a trio of benefits: sturdy and stable protection, water resistance and the ability to stack multiple bags efficiently. Transport a heavily loaded Magnum AW (or two or three) with ease via adjustable handcart straps that attach to handles quickly and securely. Or carry the bag on the shoulder with the Vertebral Tech strap. An exclusive Lowepro design, this intelligent strap provides comfort and spreads weight evenly—no matter which way it\'s worn.

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Tamrac 5608 Pro 8 Camera Bag (Black) Review

Tamrac 5608 Pro 8 Camera Bag (Black)
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The Pro 8 is one tough cookie. My goal in finding a great gear bag was one that could hold 2 SLR bodies and 3-4 lenses, a flash and multiple other goodies. The bag had to hold it securely, be weather resistant and have top-notch foam padding. i.e. Built to last, so my camera gear would, too! I shoot in all seasons, even winter in Minnesota. I can slip one or two of those neat little "hand heater" pads into the bag in the winter and the INSULATING qualities of the Pro 8 keep the gear warm. The opposite is true in summer or when you must leave your gear in the car during warm days. A "cool pack" in one of the spare compartments does the trick for keeping things at a reasonable temperature for hours. The detachable film bag goes right from the fridge to the Pro 8 quickly, or detaches for inspection at airports in a snap. If you have one camera body and 1-2 lenses,use the extra space for lunch! The Pro 8 is worth every penny.

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Roomy enough to hold two camera bodies, not to mention four to fivelenses and a flash, the Tamrac Pro 8 camera bag is the ideal solution for thephotographer who needs to tote an assortment of camera equipment in a compactpackage. The foam-padded main compartment, in conjunction with the paddeddividers, provides a soft, gripping web of protection for your camera equipment.Accessory pockets abound. Both the top and front flaps have mesh pockets forfilters and other flat accessories. Side pockets can hold any item, while theoverhanging top section protects the contents from the weather. Internal pocketscan hold batteries, calculators, tickets, or other items as needed.Additionally, film pockets store film, and can be easily detached from the bagitself, preventing exposure to X-rays and allowing easy inspection by officials.Carrying the Pro 8 is easy--it has both a handle and a padded shoulder strap.

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Lowepro Fastpack 250 Backpack Camera Case with Tripod Review

Lowepro Fastpack 250 Backpack Camera Case with Tripod
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This is one of the best purchases I've made. The Pack is sturdy and very durable. Easily fitting my TRV-900 Digital Video Camera in the bottom half along with a wide angle lens and other items.. and my new Canon SX 10 IS in the top portion which I modified with foam for protection. I don't sport a laptop but wanted that feature for that or any other things I would eventually want to carry. Although the main reason for this purchase was to have both a full 3 chip digital video camera and my SX 10 both at hand for my adventurous excursions. I easily fitted a full (standing height) extendable tripod with a quick release plate to the bottom portion and used the straps to hold it in place. The above pics are what it looks like. This purchase does supply a great little tripod but even that one was to big to lug around. Fortunately I had a smaller one that was much more sturdy that fit snugly beneath the pack. All in all a great buy in my opinion. I've searched for the perfect match to my shooting needs for a great many years. I've used just about every type of bag including a basic backpack but none has hit the mark like this lil gem here. What I like about it the most is how it stands erect almost like it had been given some viagra. It's rigid enough to provide fast and easy access to your equipment but comfortable enough to wear all day. Another important thing is that it does not look like your typical camera bag which is very important to discouraging thieves. But it does have a quick release waist harness for added security. A great product to be sure.

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Kit includes:♦ 1) Lowepro Fastpack 250 Backpack Camera Case♦ 2) Precision Design Deluxe Camera Tripod with Carrying Case ♦ 3) Precision Design Deluxe 6-Piece Lens & Digital SLR Camera Cleaning Kit
Go all day with the lightweight, comfortable Fastpack 250 backpack. It protects your digital SLR and 15.4" widescreen notebook compactly while providing generous storage for your other gear. Side-entry compartments let you quickly grab equipment and accessories, even while you're on the move. Customize the easy-to-access main compartment with adjustable dividers.Capacity: 1 digital SLR with a mid-range zoom lens attached plus 2-3 additional lenses or flash units (up to a 70-300 f/4.5, 15.4" widescreen notebook, memory cards, batteries and cables)

Get maximum image quality and avoid camera shake with this lightweight and sturdy 57-inch tripod, supplied with a fitted carrying case and strap.

This 6-piece cleaning kit contains everything you'll ever need to properly clean your lenses, including a Hurricane Air Blower, Lens Cleaning Tissues, Lens Cloth, Lens Cleaning Liquid, Brush and Cotton Swabs.


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Tenba Black Label 638-441 Small Photo Satchel (Black) Review

Tenba Black Label 638-441 Small Photo Satchel (Black)
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One of the more attractive and durable camera bags I've ever owned in the 40 years I've lugging them around. I bought the Tenba Black Label Small Satchel because it just meets the maximum size restriction for camera bags by museums in our area the allow photography, like the St. Louis Art Museum and the Nelson-Atkins in Kansas City, MO. I've been able to cram into this small bag a Nikon D700 with a 24-85mm f/2.8-f/4.0 mounted, Nikon 180mm f2.8, Micro-Nikkor 105mm f2.8 and 50mm f1.4 plus cable release, two spare batteries, Columbus GPS, flashlight, lens cleaning kit, pencils, filters and more. It will not hold a camera with a longer lens, like the 180mm, attached or a full sized pro camera, like the D3. After two years and many trips, the bag looks like new.

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Capacity: Small size D/SLR or Rangefinder with 2-3 lenses and flash, Weighing only 1.3 pounds, small satchel isdesigned to be the ultimate lightweight, slim-profile camera bag for compact camera systems. A perfect fit for a Leica M8 or other rangefinder system, Panasonic Micro Four Thirds, Nikon D40, and Canon Rebel. Black Label is a collection of camera bags with exquisite tailoring details, including double-needle pleats, sculpted curves and massively yet meticulously reinforced stress points. But the beauty is far from skin deep. Black Label bags draw on Tenba\'s 30-year reputation as the ultimate professional bag, with rugged durability, working pro design, and serious practicality. And while they honor the heritage of those decades of leadership, Black Label bags are crafted, from the first stitch to the last, for today\'s image makers.

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