Photo contains:

Thanks to Dan Stranberg for photo

thanks to jeff for photos and comments.

Thanks to Ron Ciminero for photos

My new Lowepro CompuTrekker AW, filled with all the stuff for the trip to LA. Not visible here is the pouch behind all the camera gear that holds the Dell Inspiron 8600 Laptop

Photo contains:

Top row (left to right)
Cellphone battery charger
Creative Muvo battery charger
Nikon Battery Charger
Nikon 50mm f/1.8
Middle Row
Small LowePro bag for the CoolPix, underneath is the laptop's power supply
Nikon D70S with mounted Nikon 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED-IF AF-S DX  (kit lens)
Bottom  Row
Space for the Nikon Coolpix L1 used to take this picture
Medication
Nikon Lensbags
Creative MuVo 1.5GB MP3 Player
Bag Lid
USB Cardreaders
D70S Manual
CF Cards
Body Cap for D70

Thanks to Peter Smets for photo

Thanks to CRN Photo for photo

Review #6
(Added 28th Jan 2007)

Equipment list in bag :
Nikon D2H body
Nikon D70 w/ Nikon18-70
Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG Macro
 Nikon SB-600 w/Omni Bounce
Nikon 50mm f/1.8E w/ 1.6x teleconvertor
 Clear & Frosted LightSphere II w/ dome (stacked)
Nikon 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF
Nikon 50mm f/1.8
 filter
 LowePro neoprene CF case,
 CF reader, lens pen, Giottos Medium Air Rocket, manuals


Review text:
Great bag when you need to carry EVERYTHING. I got this bag to carry for trips, although I now plan to pick up a Domke F2. I also have a LowePro Off Road which I love, but I can only carry one body. This bag is a great alternative to a shoulder type bag, and I also took off the LowePro badge from the bag so it wouldn't get noticed as much. It's a very light bag with a minimal kit, but then I wouldn't really use this bag to carry a body & couple lenses.

Likes about the bag:
Good size, light weight, rain cover built in, NICE padding, Holds all of my kit for now :) doesn't scream camera bag, decent price. Perfect camera backpack, but see dislikes...

Dislikes about the bag:
Bag tips over forward EASILY when loaded due to rain cover in bottom, if the pouches are stuffed then they bulge into the padded compartment & also bulge into the front pocket which means you loose space  for other stuff. If you plan to hike with this bag, you can't really put other stuff in it due the "bulge" problem from the zip pockets. I guess if you don't need it, don't bring it. Would like to have lenses on each body. If i were going to hike, I would carry my LowePro Off Road waist pack, as this backpack leaves you deciding if you want to carry camera gear or hiking gear, you don't really get to combine them.

Rating 1 to 10: 8

Thanks to Lucas for review

Review #7
(Added 29th Dec 2007)

Equipment list in bag :
Nikon D2Xs and Nikon D70
Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8
70-200mm f/2.8
Nikon 50mm f/1.8D
 Nikon 1.7x TC (TC-17IIE)
Nikon SB-800 AF Speedlight
Spare D2Xs battery, MC-36 and  D70 remotes
Sekonik Light Meter, MacBook PRO 15", Power Brick, Sandisk FW800 Reader, Rocket Blower.
D2Xs & D70 chargers, 2 x 77mm and 2 x 67mm filters.







Review text:
Excellent bag for size. It fits more stuff than you can imagine. Well padded, fits 17" MacBook PRO, good rain protection, fits carry on overhead compartments even on 737.

Likes about the bag: higher capacity than expected, large front compartment, large laptop compartment, lots of optional attach points

Dislikes about the bag: small outer front compartment opening, single large compartment vs. multiple smaller ones, somewhat uncomfortable hen fully loaded, uncomfortable top handle, horrible tripod mounting system (true of all LowePros it seems)

Rating 1 to 10: 8

Thanks to Manny for review