backpack 500mm
Kata items are no longer available, please proceed to Manfrotto Bags to find the best fit for you! Item # KT PL-B-220 KT PL-B-220 - Bumblebee-220 PL for 2-Pro DSLR + up to 8 lenses (500mm) KT PL-CC-191 - CC-191 PL for Sony FS100, MC50 & similar KT PL-CC-192 - CC-192 PL for Panasonic HPX150/170 & similar KT PL-CC-193 - CC-193 PL for Panasonic AF100, Sony F3 & similar KT PL-CC-195 - CC-195 PL for Canon XL-H1, JVC HD Series & similar KT PL-CC-197 - CC-197 PL for Sony EX3, Canon XL-H1, JVC HD Series & similar KT PL-VA-801-12 - CRC-12 PL for Sony EX3 and similar KT PL-VA-801-13 - CRC-13 PL; KT PL-VA-801-14 - CRC-14 PL for Sony F3, Panasonic AF100 and similar KT PL-VA-801-15 - CRC-15 PL for Canon XF300, Sony F3, and similar KT PL-VA-801-17 - CRC-17 PL for Handycams KT PL-FB-74 - FlyBy-74 PL for 1-2 Pro DSLR bodies + 6-8 lenses (up to 400 KT PL-FB-75 - FlyBy-75 PL for 1-2 Pro DSLR bodies+6-8 lenses (up to 400mm) KT PL-FB-76 - FlyBy-76 PL for 2-4 Pro DSLR bodies + 8-10 lenses (600 mm)
KT PL-FB-77 - FlyBy-77 PL for 2-4 Pro DSLR bodies+8-10 lenses(up to 600mm) KT PL-LW-88W - LW-88W PL for medium lighting kit KT PL-LW-97W - LW-97W PL for large lighting kit KT PL-LW-99 - LW-99 PL for extra large lighting kit KT PL-MB-110 - MiniBee-110 PL for DSLR w/70-200 lens + 6-8 lenses KT PL-MB-120 - MiniBee-120 PL for DSLR w/70-200 lens + 6-8 lenses KT PL-PV-410 - Pro-V-410 PL for HDV camcorder or HDSLR video/photokit KT PL-VA-801-1 - RC-1 PL for full sized broadcast camcorder KT PL-VA-801-10 - RC-10 PL for medium sized shoulder mount camcorders KT PL-R-61 - Resource-61 PL for an HDSLR with Video production gear KT PL-R-64 - Resourceful-64 PL for an HDSLR with Video production gear KT PL-R-8 - Revolver-8 PL Revolving backpack for Pro DSLR + 5 lenses KT PL-S-261 - Source-261 PL for an HDSLR with Video production gear E-702 PL for DSLR with up to 70-200 lens Camera Strap PL for mirrorless or DSLR E-705 PL for Pro DSLR with 70-200 lens and flash
Bug-205 PL for Pro DSLR w/300mm lens attached + 5-6 lenses Ready For Every Photo Expedition Inspired by both the beautiful but potentially dangerous cloud formations and the tougher than nails tools used by blacksmiths since the beginnings of human history, the Tamrac Anvil carries all your photography gear to the grittiest and most beautiful places on earth.
jansport backpacks laptop holderAnvil was designed from the ground up utilizing over ten different optimized foams for the perfect balance of weight and protection. Anvil packs are tough, but light thanks to the engineered materials. Carries a tripod with quick release straps. Comfortable airflow harness and removable Arc and M.O.L.L.E. compatible belt system makes any amount of gear easy to carry. The Anvil Super 25 is designed to carry up to an 800mm lens or up to a 500mm attached to a pro DSLR with battery grip. To see the full Anvil collection click here
Comfortable airflow harness system including removable Arc and M.O.L.L.E. compatible belt system Lightweight design maximizes gear protection and keeps weight down Fully seam sealed weather protective rain fly Side Arc attachment points hold M.A.S. and S.A.S. components and a variety of other accessories including M.O.L.L.E. Quick release tripod attachment system Protective foam dividers are fully customizable for your gear External Dimensions - 25 x 57 x 27 cm (10 x 22.5 x 10.5 in) Internal Dimensions - 22 x 54 x 24 cm (8.5 x 21 x 9.5 in) Weight - 2.0 kg (4.4 lbs) 500D CORDURA Nylon Fabric with 2x PU coating 840D Polyester Dobby Fabric with 2x PU coating 210D Oxford Nylon lining Duraflex® and Woojin® Acetal buckles DSLR Cameras including battery grips Lens up to a 500mm attached to camera body Lens up to a 800mm without body An error has occoured....The error has been logged and will be investigated, appologies for any inconvenience caused.
One could only describe this bag as massive. It is one of the largest I can ever remember testing. The Lowepro 500 AW is for those photographers who have to walk far with big lenses. If there was a massively multiplayer online role-playing game for photographers, this bag is what the tank character would carry. It is good for when you have to travel in an area where you are getting bit by mosquitos and other strange bugs, where you have to hike or bike for three or four hours, or where you have to climb up a mountain just for an image. Getting up close with the Lowepro 500 AW, it’s easy to see the bag is solidly built. The handle feels like it can hold anything while keeping your hands comfortable. Lifting the bag fully loaded, it is not painful or straining on the arm because of its design. The Flipside 500 AW has body side access. You do not have to worry about gear falling out by the bag being mistakenly open. All the slots and pockets are easily accessible and well organized.
The front pouch can hold a small laptop, an iPad, some reading material or other personal necessities. On either side of the bag are two sturdy pouches which can hold water, coffee, tripods, or whatever else you see fit to put there. The Lowepro 500 AW can carry a LOT of gear. While it can carry big lenses, it can also hold lots of normal size gear. I ran out of camera gear loading this bag up. The Flipside 500 AW, when not in use in the field, can act as camera gear storage. Testing gear (basically almost everything I own + ) Empty, the bag is just above 4 pounds or 2 kilograms which is not bad considering its size. Once you start loading the Flipside 500 AW, it can get heavy. At this point it becomes personal preference on how heavy you want the bag to be. Fully loaded, the bag sits comfortably on your back. It has a waist strap for added support. The Flipside 500 AW gives you a strong, solid feeling. If you are traveling with the bag, you may have to make some considerations.
I took the Flipside on a bus. It was too big for the overhead compartment. On a train, however, it was fine in the overhead compartment. It does fall slightly under the size of a carry on for flying, but you should check with your choice of airline if you are going to use this bag. Honestly, I don’t know if I would take it on a plane. If you are biking, you could leave the waist strap on, take off the shoulder strap, and bring the bag around. It was uncomfortable for me though. I am a large person, and this would work better for smaller people. I would stop, get off the bike with this bag, and unload needed gear. The rain cover design is nice. It’s held in a pouch on the bottom of bag. It is oversized, and designed in such a way that it can be quickly deployed in a storm to cover tripod and all. The rain cover needs a bit of color though to deal with especially in white out, snow storm conditions. This bag can seriously go almost anywhere. I can see it in a snow storm or hiking on a trail.