I now have more camera bags than I do lenses or bodies. And I have an awful lot of lenses and bodies. But many of the camera bags I've been relying on in the past may have just been disintermediated. Let me start out by saying this bag has been around for a while but it's new to me, so that's why I am reviewing it. And in the case of the Lowepro Pro Roller x300 Camera Bag, it's worth the wait. This is a full-size rolling camera bag with tons of room. Moreover, it's well thought-out, well-designed and even has a few tricks up its sleeve that … [Read more...] about Lowepro’s Pro Roller x300 Camera Bag
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Lowepro Versapack 200 AW Camera Backpack Mini Review
Let's get right to it. This is the best under $100 camera backpack I've ever tested. The Lowepro Versapack 200 AW Camera Backpack sells for $99.95 at Amazon and is worth every penny. Most (nearly all) of the smaller camera packs I've tried are TOO small. Not the Lowepro Versapack. It's just right. It features two main compartments and dual-sided entry. You can wear it as a back or front pack or just carry it by the handle. There is a waistbelt and a tripod mount. The bag is very comfortable and fits even a horizontally-challenged photographer … [Read more...] about Lowepro Versapack 200 AW Camera Backpack Mini Review
Lowepro Lens Trekker 600 AWII
I got my hands on a Lowepro Lens Trekker 600 AW II. This has long been a favorite of nature, wildlife and sports shooters who want a safe, comfortable, easy way to get their long glass out into the field. The Lens Trekker 600 AW II has interior dimensions of 9.1W X 8.5D X 24H in./ 23 X 21.6 X 61 cm. This means you can attach a DLSR to a 600mm lens and still carry the rig inside the bag. (It's tight but it fits.) I tested the bag with my Sigma 300-800 F/5.6 and sorry - no dice. The bag will easily carry the lens alone, but not when a DSLR is … [Read more...] about Lowepro Lens Trekker 600 AWII
