How do you arrange your gear in the Lowepro Flipside 200?
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This bag is terrible, received as gift and dislike so much that I will give it away. The claim that you could use waist strap to rotate bag to front to access is ludicrous! Side pocket as so many have stated is totally useless for its size! I wish that gift giver would of read reviews before purchasing.
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Yes, plenty of room for my gripped D-200 with 3 lenses and extra accessories as you can change the size and configuration of the storage compartments that are Velcro'd in place.
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Put your left arm in the strap with the smaller opening. Then slide the main strap over your head so the padding on the strap is on your left shoulder and the attachment for carrying your camera is by your waist. The stainless steel screw attaches to the bottom of your camera. Then all you have to do is connect it to the quick release strap.
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I just went to a trekking store and bought a back pack shell for $10. It folds up to a baseball size and works great. You can use it on other packs as well. Te Lowepro will work OK in showers, but I didn't want to take the risk. Good luck.
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I roll mine up with the poles inside. It just takes up the back part or side of the trunk. I can still fit ALL of my other gear.
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I actually managed to get all of them in the included case. Pretty snug.Recently I found an Outdoor products case that is a little more rigidly formed, comes in several colours, has a belt attachment and swivel carbiner clip. Was about 5.00 retail at you guessed it...Wally world.
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I recommend Lowepro. It's light, convenient and good quality. Many friend use this brands. Moreover, theses are many sizes you can choose.
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If you plan on using the camera pod just for your photography equipment there probably won't be enough space in the upper bag pocket for 3 pairs of clothes. When I use it that way, I only have room for one set of clothing, not including outerwear for cool to cold weather.
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I found that the best way to travel with this kind of background setup is using a golf bag. Look for a used golf bag or at Walmart they sold me a travel golf bag for under $50
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Thanks for all the responses. For what it's worth, I'm experimenting placing the camera sideways in the case with the camera handle facing up. I'm using one of the velcro straps, parallel to, and raised a bit from, the bottom to keep the lens from resting on the bottom from the case.
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I unscrew the accessories dish so the tripod folds up.you can then story it in a corner with out taking up a lot of room
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I'm using a bag by Rokinon Digital. The camera fits nicely in it. Although there isn't room for much else. That's okay though - I wanted a secure fit so there wasn't a lot of room for jostling! I love this camera and don't want it to get damaged on my trips>
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Your welcome. I will advise you to cut a large piece of cardboard big enough to fit into the top pocket and place it in the top pocket. This will give your items a stable surface to sit on and will prevent the side to side bouncing or drag that could occur. Also be gentle with the zippers. I was a little rough and broke one of the zippers off accidently. The waterproof feature is great and stands up well as a hydrophophobic pannier.
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A place to put the tripod in? Yes, and I used it with my full-size tripod, no problem.
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GoPro case should have a slot on bottom that slides into pole at top. Then you screw/tighten to keep in place
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I am using a LowePro Z10, which is an excellent fit and offers a lot of protection. Also, it has a pouch in the front for carrying an extra memory card or something else that is not too large. Mine is yellow (discontinued color) and black and is quite beautiful. Lowepro Camera Bag (Z-10 NAVY)
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I use the Lowepro-Nova Mini Ex 140. Lowepro Camera/Camcorder Bag EX-140 GRY