Kameratasche Lowepro GearUp Creator Box für spiegellose Oder DSLR-Kamera mit Zugriff über QuickDoor und anpassbaren Fachteilern für spiegellose Kameras wie Sony α9 - LP37348-PWW

The media could not be loaded. To start, it has great quality fabric, abundant pockets, the spacers are soft and one is designed to hold the camera by the lens to buffer it from the floor which is a very considerate inclusion as is the additional handle on the side. The spacers as placed by default designate space for two additional lenses.For consideration, my equipment consists of a Sony α6400, the Sony E 4.5-6.3/70-350mm G OSS lens which is attached to the camera, the Sony E 3.5-5.6/18-135 OSS lens, the Røde video micro microphone with windscreen (in teal bag), small cleaning supplies (in the buffer between bottom and camera lens), 3 additional batteries, and the lens+sensor covers all within the main cavity of the bag. Within the pockets I also carry a charging dock for batteries, sensor swabs, a cleaning brush, a micro-USB cable, and SD cards in the SD card pocket. I do not make use of either outer pockets which could reasonably hold a color card or lens filters as well as anything thinner than 3/4”.I hope this review has been informative. Note that distances shown on the tape measure reflect the dimensions with equipment and any apparent discrepancy between the length of the dimension and the rule is due to perspective. Your dimensions may slightly vary as the bag is fabric. For part dimensions I recommend rtings.com

I wanted something to use as a camera insert in a backpack that might also work as a standalone. This is great - well-padded, solid construction, and useful partitions. The fact that you can limit how far it opens via the front strap is a huge plus when I just want to grab the camera and go.Be warned that it doesn't come with a strap, and the spots where you'd mount a strap are fairly thick fabric, so your strap mounts may or may not fit. I used the Peak Design Anchor Links, and they *barely* fit.I am using this as an insert inside a Timbuk2 Authority Deluxe backpack, and it fits the main compartment perfectly, with some room to the side for a compact tripod and enough space for a light hoodie or other stuff.

No frills camera bag, but we'll built and value for money. It's a 4/5 camera bag, but a 5/5 camera packing cube which is where it travels next to DJI mini drone.

I love Lowepro cases and really wanted one for my mirrorless Canon R. I was really debating between the Large and the XL size of the Lowepro Gearup Creator Box. I ended up getting the Large and it fits perfectly. I can easily store my camera, two lenses and charger. Great quality.

Good quality case for Canon EOS R w 24-105 f4 with plenty space for small accessories like charger. However to bulky as a container to fit camera in EDC backpack or a belt carry.

There are effectively no camera backpacks that are made quite as well as a good pack from a company that specializes in packs. All camera packs I've tried don't seem to get that sweat happens, and do a poor job of managing weight. They might be great for organizing camera gear, but they suck for long hikes. So when I'm hiking, I use a pack from Osprey. It's super comfortable and supports the weight of gear really well. This means that I need a way of storing camera gear in the pack that keeps the gear protected. I've been using Peak Design's insert for the last couple of years and like the way it organizes the gear that's in it, but it's a really odd shape. It's not a good fit for a back pack, maybe a duffle.So I picked up this Lowepro insert before a recent hiking trip to give another option a try, and it's a BIG improvement.I was worried when I first opened the package that Amazon delivered. As you can see, it's smaller than the PD insert that I've been using. Would it fit what I wanted? The answer is yes. Here's why it's so good:The shape is perfect for a pack. It's low and wide, so it fits in a normal day pack sized pack while also leaving room for an extra jacket and a tripod. Compare to the PD insert - which is narrow, long and tall. The PD insert is just the wrong shape. This insert also has a wrap around zipper that allows for only the top to be opened. You'll only have access to the camera when you open this, but this was a revelation in comparison to the PD insert, which required me to pull the entire thing out of my pack each time I wanted the camera. Now I only need to pull it out when I change a lens. Which brings me to the other bit that's great about it. While noticeably smaller than the PD insert, it held the same amount of gear. There is no wasted space here, and it all fit. I was able to travel with my camera, a small prime, a wide angle zoom and a traditional zoom lens. I also had an L bracket with me, spare battery and filters. There's even room in here for the charger, though I usually carry plugs and cables separately. I might pick up the XL as well, which will allow me to travel with an extra prime on occasion.If you're looking for a good hiking pack insert, I can't recommend this one enough. It's excellent.

De Canon RF 100-400 met extender, Canon RFs 18-45, Canon RFs 10-18, en een paar setjes batterijen passen perfect in de tas. Er is eventueel nog ruimte voor filter(s) en schoonmaakdoeken / lenspen. Zelf even een draagriem toevoegen (had ik nog liggen) en het geheel kan eenvoudig in de rugzak of fototas.

Purchased this for a case for a Nikon Z6 with lens adaptor and a nikkor 55-300mm lens and it is perfect fit.The case is well made - we used the strap of another case as I didn't want to pay as much for the strap as I did for the case, and it works well.

Trodde den var mycket större. Enligt bilder på artikelsidan såg den mycket större och rymligare ut.

Mi piace recensire gli oggetti senza troppi fronzoli o giri di parole:È una borsa ben fatta, piccola ma molto spaziosa (riesco a metterci dentro una reflex con 24-105 più un’altro obbiettivo) ha varie tasche (magari per mettere una scheda sd di scorta, delle pezze in microfibra per pulire la macchina, o altro del genere) e puó essere aperta sia completamente, sia solo parzialmente verso l’alto per prendere la macchina fotografica in sicurezza. L’imbottitura è buona e mi da un ottimo senso di protezione e solidità, al pari di un classico zainetto.L’interno è modulare, e puó essere suddiviso in modo diverso usando i divisori interni con il velcro.Io l’ho presa per inserirla all’interno di un altro zaino (non sempre porto dietro lo zaino fotografico, sopratutto nei trekking dove ho bisogno di altre cose che non riesco a portare nello zaino foto), e l’ho trovata una scelta comoda (e che mi fa stare sereno dato che la macchina è ben protetta).Forse è leggermente overpriced, ma per la comodità chiudo un occhio e do 5 stelle.