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A initially learned photography as a kid shooting black & white then developing the photos in a dark room, that was a magical time and sparked my interest in photography. As I got older I dabbled in digital photography but wasn't until my kids were born that i really started to get an active interest back in it all.
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Nice "wireless headphones with the cables that goes with it" LOL
I have a D610 with a 24-85mm mounted. 50mm all fits perfect in camera organizer. Great pack.
Hi there. I have a nikon D5500 and AF-P 70-300mm and 18-55vr. I really want to know if this bag can fit my combo with the 70-300 attached to my camera? Thanks in advance.
Just got it today after watching this video.
Can you fit a tripod on this pack somewhere?
Thank you for your insightful review!
Nice review.
Bought this for just an every day bag(don't even have a nice camera) and it works amazing. Like you showed here so many options and I just love the size and design. Thanks!
Great, informative video. Thanks!
yeah, thanks.
dude its not a camera bag………… its a camera pocket.
I don't understand why you say you cannot reach for the camera compartiment by putting the waist strap on and rotating the camera to the front of you body, just like you do with the Flipside series. Why not? Thanks
great video! thanks for the review
oh, and btw, do you think that adding a luggage strap to this one I could fit and carry one of those travel tripods on the side pocket? kinda in the way the lowerpro video 150 does?
Great review! Your review on this one and the lowerpro video 150 made me do the right choice. This one seems perfect for daytrips or ordinary tourism in cities. The inside pocket for the camera (on your back) adds security on the underground or the street. I have the same sony nex6. Thanks for the reviews, great work. cheers
Is it suitable for nikon d5300 with 18-140 lens ? ( I mean capacity) thanks..
Thanks for the vid. I'm thinking of buying one and seeing it on a vid really helps me to make a decision.
I like when you said "…wireless headphones and the cables that go with it."
Great backpack, i used for biking photography and fit well on riding!!
you call that a tripod?..
Awesome review! Thanks for all the information 😉
I'm sold. Excellent review
Hey, this was very helpful! i just was wondering if i could fit my 13 inch mac book in the tablet are?
Are you shure that the Hatchback can't be used like a Flipside (move it around your body and open it)? I tried it today in a store and it seemed to work just fine.
Technical Specifications:
Camera Compartment: 19.5 x 11 x 15 cm (7.68 x 4.33 x 5.91 in)
Top Compartment: 24 x 11 x 22.5 cm (9.45 x 4.33 x 8.86 in)
External Dimensions: 27.5 x 18.5 x 47 cm (10.83 x 7.28 x 18.50 in)
Weight: 0.9 kg (1.98 lbs)
What are the interior detentions of the camera cube? My camera is 7 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches with my main lens on and I can't tell if it would fit in the 16L's storage compartment.
Thanks!
I'll check it out. Thanks again. Really appreciate the help.
And there is a Tenba pack I'll be posting on tomorrow that might work for you. I'll have it up mid-to late in the day.
Looks good! I'll have to check it out at a store. I guess it's a little heavier than the hatchback and I suppose you lose the ability to use it as a dedicated day pack, but that may be worth the tradeoff for the side access. Thanks!
try this!
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Thanks. I have been doing that and can't seem to find a backpack (rather than a sling) that is relatively small and light (I too have a NEX), good for day trips and hiking and has a place for an iPad, water bottle and snacks, etc. I really like the versatility of this and haven't found it in another pack yet. Any suggestions?
You definitely can go that route but if that is important enough you might want no look at some of Lowepro's backpacks that have the side-loading feature.
Dan
Very helpful review. Thanks. I'm thinking about getting this bag. The one downside you mentioned is that you have to take the pack off to get to things. Actually, if you fasten the waist strap securely, you can take the shoulder straps off and swing the pack around to get to the back without taking it off. I looked at one at a store and it seems like it would work well. Perhaps not quite as convenient as a sling, but you get the benefit of a backpack.
I'm really loving this bag!!
Dan
This is very good for going on a hike. Love how much cushions there are. A plus for the side pockets so you don't always have to open the bag to reach something that you need at all times.
Great video!. You actually answered my biggest question of, how deep the top pocket is.