LowePro PhotoSport PRO AW III Review // Best Camera Backpack for Wildcamping & Hiking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- This is the best camera backpack for hiking and wild camping that I’ve used yet. I can fit in all my camping gear plus loads of camera tech. Comes in 55L & 70L with smaller bag in slightly different models.
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Good review, this backpack is next on the wish list
Such a good pack, just wish it was cheaper!
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Looks like a solid Bag in direct competition to the Mindshift 180 Rotation 50 Litre Plus. Both have their Pros & Cons but I went with a mindshift as the instant access can be the difference between nailing the shot and missing it. I do like the Lowepro though as I own 4 of them form over a 20 year period. They are the kings of Photography Bags
Nice idea on that mindshift! I tent to carry my camera on the outside on a clip for quick access and then the camera section is used for my drone and spare lenses. Lowepro produce some quality kit, I sold them when I worked in a camera shop about 18years ago.
That looks awesome, what do you think of the Tahoe 150 from Lowepro for day trips, all I need is my GoPro and drone with some water and snacks maybe some coffee
Haven’t used that bag myself, been using this one for very lightweight day trips: th-cam.com/video/1LedZ_bPZYs/w-d-xo.html
@@StephenJReid that’s an awesome one just need something a little bigger for GoPro and Mavic to both fit. Maybe LowePro will give you one to review 👊🏻
I can get my Mavic Air2s in there and a GoPro, it’s a tight squeeze. They have a size up though (24l) that should easily carry everything you need: amzn.to/3qyGz3P
The Tahoe 150 does look like it might have enough space and it’s a lot cheaper.
But doesn’t have as many outdoors features, can’t see any rain cover, has a simple flat back, no side access for on the go, no chest or wait straps. Less space for non camera kit.
Depends what you want to use it for, I’m always thinking of hikes in the mountains.
Thanks so much for sharing this with us to enjoy cheers
Thanks!
Im wondering... can you take your camera from your backpack without dropping the backpack off yourself?
great review, do you think a long telelens like Sony 200-600mm can fit in also with camp gears ?
I’ve carried a 100-400 in this, not sure about 100-600, you’d need to check dimensions
@@StephenJReid thank you
Your settings for gopro9 are great ive used other settings on TH-cam and they were crap what editing software do you use regards
Thanks James. I edit with Adobe Premiere Pro, been using it for over 10years now.
I found the dimensions on the camera insert. Is there room for a larger insert? I carry two smaller zooms, a large telephoto and two bodies and of course the supporting extras, batteries, cleaning stuff etc... My camera insert in my FStop is 11 x11 x 7, square with a depth of seven inches. A little bigger than the one that comes in the pack you reviewed.
You could definitely fit a longer insert into it, would obviously reduce the space left for other things. But should fit in.
Can you say something to decide between this and the Powder Backpack 500 aw
I haven't tested the powder bag myself to be able to say. Although this is the newer bag.
Wow beautiful location sir..Have a nice day
Thanks Ajay!
@@StephenJReid You are welcome sir
..cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…
Thanks!
@@StephenJReid Thank you very mutch... have a nice day.... see you…..
How can it have a frame where there is a back opening with zip to access the camera module? Very curious about this
There’s a gap in the frame, the internal poles run the full length
Love the videos! Any plans for the podcast to make a return?
Thanks! And yeah been thinking about doing another season, just need time to plan and fit it in.
@@StephenJReid can’t wait thx so much
That's a proper bag!
very very very good
Thanks😁
Hey, another question mate - do you know if the Peak Design Clip will fit onto the straps of this bag? Cheers!
Might do, I’ve squeezed the ulanzi falcam clip on and the peak clip is v similar
visit the polarpro website, they make clips that fit llowepro wide straps
All of sudden the Osprey 70L plus chinese camera insert seems affordable.
Is there a 70l Osprey with front and rear access like that? I know my 70l Osprey doesn’t have it.
@@StephenJReid only yourself can justify the additional cost for both front and rear access. Wait, my 70L Berghaus does have front access and only cost merely 20% of the Lowepro. And thanks for reviewing :)
How tall are you mate? Did you get the S/M or M/L?
I’m 5’11 and went for the M/L, although I think the S/M would have been fine, the straps on the M/L are very long
@@StephenJReid awesome, I am also 5"11 but want to share the bag with my gf who is a bit shorter, have just ordered the S/M
Thanks for your awesome video!
@@starskymedia no problem Michael!
Looks a great bag , but £500 😂 that’s all my gear paid for in one lol
Yeah it’s definitely not cheap!
I can see that being justified for professional photo & video use though as I haven’t really found any alternatives with the same features and pros could easily be carrying around £5000+ plus of gear on an outdoor shoot so £470 by comparison doesn’t seem so bad.
Just the bag I was looking for 🥸
Nice isn’t it!