Reviews for Canon 300D / 10D / 20D / 30D / 40D / 50D / 5D / 7D
Review #1
(Added 22nd January 2011)
Equipment list in bag:
1.Canon EOS 40D with grip
2. Wired remote (underneath)
3. Canon battery charger, SONY AA charger. Cables to both chargers.
4. Canon 24mm f/2.8 USM
5. Lens caps and a rocket blower by Giottos
6. Pentacon 135mm lens underneath
7. Helios M42 lens and two M42 macro tubes.
8. AA re-chargables for 430EX
9. Canon 430EX Speedlite with light diffusor attached
10. Memory Cards
The new Nova 200 AW is the Nova 5 AW successor, although it has the same number and type of velcro dividers, it is slightly bigger in size than 5 AW.
The main improvements in 200 AW are (as compared to 5 AW):
- the 360 degree rainproof cover,
- reinforced handle,
- side pockets increased in capacity, no nets unlike in 5 AW.
This is the biggest Lowepro bag in this series, and still at a reasonable price, that many amateur photographers can afford.
Buying this bag felt like a great comeback to Nova series. And I think I will stick to Lowepro in the future :)
Mind you, the DC-445 by KATA was one of the best bags I've ever had, but for two camera bodies was just too small - thus the change.
Lowepro Nova 200 aw and Kata DC-445 (right)
2 main velcro dividers
+ 6 large
+ 3 small
Two zip pockets + two memory card pockets (top)
Large front zip pocket, with a hidden pocket underneath that holds the rainproof cover. (front)
360 degree rainproof cover, providing protection from all sides.
Note: Slots providing an opening for bag closure/clips.
Zip pocket on main cover.
Holds stuff like a cleaning cloth.
Big side pockets (on both sides). And metal d-rings for shoulder strap.
Padded and reinforced grip handle
Slim but large back pocket.
Perfect for some documents, maps, etc.
Below is Ultra wide trolley belt.
Update:
Updated by 2nd hand EOS 20D.
I wonder if I could still fit a battery grip with this one - seems like there's some space, but the grip will cover up the accessories underneath, thus limiting access to them.
Dividers have been swapped around. Seems more comfortable to have the 40D on the right (left when looking from 1st person perspective) thus at hand.
Thanks to Tomek_Wap for review
Reviews for Nikon D70 / D100 / D200 / D300 / D700
Review #1(Added 22nd January 2011)
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Nikon D200 + grip
Nikon D200
Nikon 50mm f/1.8
Sigma 15-30mm f/3.5-4.5 EX Aspherical DG DF
Sigma 28-70mm f/2.8 EX DG
Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG
Nikon SB-600
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