Lowepro Adventura Camera bag

I use this bag for a Fuji X-H1, which is one of the larger mirrorless cameras, and it fits fine with room to spare with the Fuji XF 18-55mm attached (and it could possibly even handle longer lenses, such as the Fuji XF 55-200mm lens). The outside is a better-than-average looking nylon weave, while the inside is coated with a slightly padded gray soft material. Not only does the bag look much nicer than many in its size range, but it also adds a slightly more rigid design, having a plastic skid mount on the bottom and some type of insert (unseen) within the sides of the case to help add just a bit of stiffness. This design helps isolate the camera a little bit from the outside, and gives more options when placing the bag inside a larger bag or case (although I would not stack heavy items on top of it). The zipper design is also nice in that it uses two slider pulls on a single zipper chain that runs from the left bottom, up to the top, and then back down to the right bottom. This means that you can either run both zipper tabs up and have them both centered at the top of the bag, or zip the close the bag so that both pulls are together at the bottom (making it more like a single pull zipper). The zipper is well-constructed and feels sturdy while also giving a smooth zip when closing or opening. A removable bag strap is also included which attaches to two mounts on the bag, allowing for carrying while shooting.I've had a number of camera bags like this over the years, and I would say this one is my favorite due to the factors I've described above. The question is, what size fits my camera? Lowepro describes this bag as fitting a DSLR, such as the Canon Rebel T5i with an 18-135mm lens attached, so if your camera is in that size range, this should work for you. As I say, I'm using it with a Fuji X-H1, and it leaves plenty of room. If you have a smaller camera, the model 20 bag is the same as this one, but a bit smaller. If you want to make the best estimate, read the various reviews here and see what cameras people are using the bag with. Remember, too, that Lowepro also has on its website detailed information on this bag (and all the other bags it makes), with dimensions, etc. Its also a very reasonably priced bag for its quality level!

I have been using Lowepro bags and accessories for the past 15 years and was recently looking for a bag for a Canon MIrrorless EOS R6 and one prime lens when I wanted to move around with the absolute minimum gear. After some intense research about interior and exterior measurements, I went to my favourite bag supplier – Lowepro, even though it was not the cheapest bag available in the category. I decided to stick with the known rather than the unknown.As far a specifictions go, they are spot on. It is what Lowepro states it is. Unfortunately their quality has dropped a bit. The bag is no longer made with the tough material Lowepro used to use. The internal padding is also not very thick. The bag therefore offers very little protection for expensive gear. It also does not come with Lowepro's customary 'raincoat'. The zipper does not move too freely with the internal gray padding preventing smooth movement. This time, only 3 stars.In conclusion, the specifiction guide is accurate. The bag does what it is supposed to do – provide the user with a bag to carry the camera. Other than that, there is not much protection for your camera. I go from being a loyal fan of Lowepro (I have several professional bags made by the Company), to a not very enthusiastic supporter.

I bought this to hold my Canon G3X and it fits perfectly. There is not a lot of extra space here in the case but that's OK with me. I can hold a few extra SD cards and a filter inside and 2 extra batteries and a charger in the outside pockets. There is not any extra bulk here so it is easy for me to carry this for hours. Nicely padded. I have had this for several months it is still if fine, all zippers still work.

This replaces a 40 year old similar LowePro bag whose zipper is finally dying. Incredible value for the price. One of the lightest wedge bags out there, but it really protects the camera. Zippers work fine.....get back to me in 40 years to see if the zipper outlasts my previous LowePro bag. This fits my micro4/3 Panny G85 camera with up to the 14-140 lens with lens hood in place for active shooting. Strap is nothing to write home about, but it is lightweight. I will admit I am using a strap from another bag on this bag. No zippered pouch on the outside but the elastic pouches work just fine for lens caps. Tiny pouch under the top for a spare memory card. Perfect bag for hiking when you only want to carry one lens and you want fast and easy deployment but still want camera protection.

This is a good compact camera bag. My Canon 77D and t7i DSLRs fit in it well. Your camera will fit best and as designed if it has a zoom type lens on it. My general purpose lens is the 24mm STM pancake lens, and the camera fits best sitting sideways in the bag. It works fine sitting sideways. The outside of the bag is very durable and the inside is soft. It should provide plenty of protection for my camera.The only negative is there are no secured pockets for an extra battery or card. There are several pockets but nothing closes securely with velcro or zipper. I am a little concerned items can fall out. If you have a neck strap attached to your camera, it may not fit in the bag.Overall, I'm pleased with the construction of the bag and will find a way to secure extra items. I carry my camera with me all the time, and this smaller bag is much more convenient than my big camera bag.

The TLZ 30 II fit the Olympus OM-D EM-1 Mk3 with the 12-100 pro zoom prefect. The smaller TLZ 20 II fits the OM-D EM-5mk3 with the 12-40 pro zoom perfect. I have both.For long hikes, back country photography, I carry a zoom case at my side with any extra lenses and tripod in my backpack. Any bigger camera bag does not carry well with a backpack on. I don't want battery zippered pockets on my zoom bag, extras are in the backpack. These bag fit my needs perfectly.

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Questo custodia e adatta per Olympus om-D zoom M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-100mm e perfetta !!!

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I was looking for a camera holster that will allow me to carry my SL2 with my Tamron 18-400 mm zoom on. It fits very tight without the lens cap but it fits . Happy camper . The shoulder strap is rubbing against my neck a bit annoying .

Ottima borsa per reflex, ergonomia e praticità sempre ai massimi livelli. La qualità sempre molto elevata di queste borse. Di sicuro un ottimo investimento per proteggere le reflex.

I bought this bag for my Panasonic FZ1000 as a matter of course when I bought the camera. The camera fits in ok and I suspect this TLZ 30 II model is the best bag in their range for my camera size following their charts. It certainly provides some good padding around the camera and I'm certain the camera would stand a drop. The reason I've marked it down to 4 stars is that in my opinion these bags should really be providing a bit more space for extra things. I can't fit my phone in the bag as well and the camera just fits and isn't quick to remove from the bag or replace. Consequently I never use it. When I go out I carry my FZ1000 in a Mens Messenger bag that I bought from Amazon for £9.99 product B01LZ3BS5R . This bag doesn't look any bigger than the Lowepro, I can get the camera in and out quickly and put my large phone and other bits in the same bag. Ideal for a day out when you don't want to look like a photographer carrying loads of equipment. Of course the messenger bag would provide very little protection in case of a drop but that's never happened yet and I am very careful. So anyone considering buying this Lowepro bag for a FZ1000 can be confident the camera will fit and the bag will provide excellent protection. Just don't expect to get a lot more in or to get the camera in and out at speed.