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| Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 Camera Bag (Black) |
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Manufactured goods Description |
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The Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 is a compact carry bag with a sporty design. It holds a compact SLR with a wide-angle lens or compact zoom.
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Manufactured goods Details |
- Adjustable inner camera sling
- Reverse-open lid
- Inner laminated mesh pockets
- Shoulder strap
- Internal dimensions: 6.5 by 4.5 by 7.75 inches
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 Brilliant holster for use when backpacking |
| Review Date: July 29, 2007 |
| Assessor: I. Miller, Montana |
This holster fits a D200 with 18-200mm lens perfectly. Some other reviewers have complained that the case is too huge, but with a higher quality DSLR and a medium length telephoto this bag really shines. The front pocket holds plenty of CF cards and spare batteries. There is a small pocket on the underside of the lid which is exact for holding filters and polarizers when not attached to your camera.
I use this bag clipped to the shoulder straps of my Arc Teryx Bora 80 backpack. In my setup I have the bag lynching across my chest just below my sternum. During a trip across Glacier Inhabitant Park (51lbs pack, 6 nights) the case always had my D200 ready. I typically leave the top flap zipped a couple inches on each side to keep the camera secure. Even while crossing rough terrain, scrambling over scree and kick stepping across snow fields this bag left small to be desired. It hangs steady and does not bounce too much.
If you are looking for a touch to hold your camera while out backpacking I don't know of any better solutions out there. |
Fantastic case for camera and one lens. Low-priced.
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| Review Date: July 24, 2006 |
| Assessor: Ranger Rick, TX USA |
I just chose the Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 for my new Nikon D50. It has a shoulder strap, belt loops, handle, top opens toward you instead of away, inside pocket, front pocket and it is just the right size (length and width)for the D50. The depth is a small more than the 18-55 lens needs but just right for the 18-200 zoom, that I plot to get soon, which is 0.9 inch longer.
Be sure to check out the Topload Zoom Chest Harness that works with this case.
PS: I have been using the Lowepro TLZ Mini (same facial appearance but less vital size) with a further camera for three years and am very satisfied with it. |
Exact bag for Nikon D-50
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| Review Date: August 29, 2006 |
| Assessor: Fred, Sacramento, CA United States |
I bought this bag based on a further assessor's write up. The assessor mentioned that that this Lowepro Topload Zoom 1 Camera Bag was a exact fit for the Nikon D-50.
The assessor was absolutely assess. This bag easily holds my Nikon D-50 with the 18-200mm zoom lens attached (with some room to spare). The inside padding is adjustable for your particular camera and lens. I found there also is room for my 72mm filters, memory cards, and a spare array. This is a fantastic carry around day bag, I would probably opt to take this bag on trip too because of its condensed size. It has a belt loop and shoulder strap for more moving options. |
excellent fit for my Nikon D40 + 18-200 zoom lens
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| Review Date: February 22, 2008 |
| Assessor: l2, California |
| I often go for long walks around town with my Nikon D40 camera with 18-200 zoom lens attached. This bag protects the camera and has enough pocket space for everything I need: filters, extra array and memory card, etc. The bag is lightweight and low-bulk so it is comfortable to carry for miles at a time. |
Fantastic bag when you don't want want to haul it all
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| Review Date: January 7, 2008 |
| Assessor: Dr. Norge, |
| This review is for the Lowepro Topload Zoom 1. This is a fantastic small bag for times when you don't want to haul your entire supply of gear. It is the exact size for my Nikon D80 with the 18-200mm VR zoom lens mounted. There is just enough room on the left side of the camera to tuck in the camera strap. The pouch on the front is just right for a few filters and an extra array. An especially nice design touch is the way the top of the bag flips outward, away from your body, so you easily see into and access the contents of the bag. |
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