Can you attach the modular lens cases on both sides of the new revision of this case? The images look like you can use only one side.
1677585
Only on one side. The other side has a mesh pocket which is very useful for quick accessory access.
1677586
Your assumption is correct. You can only attach modular lens cases and other modular accessories on one side of the current version of the TopLoader Pro AW. The older version had the accessory strap on both sides, but the current version have it on only one side.
1398439
No, you can't. There are not even any threads to mount auxiliary lenses or even any filters.
1660262
There are no threads to mount additional lenses that I can see or feel. Do I don't think additional lenses can be added.
1290421
when I got this lens there was only one way, with the c-mount adapter. it looks like there is now the e-mount option, they probably just permanently attached the adapter to the lens. either should be fine
2041704
I don't think so. The Olloclip people make a case which has a sliding top (like a zippo lighter) which allows the lenses to be attached.
516802
The case is very deep, so I would place each body with the tripod mount side down (not face up). That would increase the amount of room for your three lenses. Hopefully, at least one of them can be placed vertically as well, increasing room for your "various accessories". With careful planning, yes, I think it would work.
2056173
Yes sir. Yet it's not design for that. If you have the lens tilted it's really hard to balance it. 1 more thing... This is one awesome item.
1079635
The answer is, "yes," it can be moved to one side/eye use or the other. Your choice. Moving it entails removing one Philips head screw, moving it to the other side of the lens and screwing it back in. A minute or less time needed.
1712739
There are a couple external devices available, that attach over the Lens hood. They are pretty pricey. Check with B&H; Photo
802299
No, you have to use the case that they provide you which enables the lens to screw into it. I had to remove my case every time I wanted to use it ... that is the down side of this.
194847
You can mount them either way. If the light is upside down from the way you want it to be, just unscrew the lens, turn it over and put it back together the way you want.
780530
Yes there are. My problem was being unable to mount the lens to one of the pieces at all, and the other two went on with a lot of resistance.
947720
You can hold a certain amount of lenses do to the customization of the inside. You can basically re arrange the inside to fit the lens
999359
There is a removable wall between the upper and lower compartments. If you removed it, the lens and body would fit together. Otherwise, if you would have to separate the body and the lens in order to get them to fit.
1437782
With the lens hood reversed, there's several mm of room to spare. It fits snugly with the hood mounted normally. The case diameter is several mm larger in diameter than the lens so it can move around a bit. The I have a 1W lowepro case that fits the lens snugly on both length and diameter - but it will only fit with the hood reversed.
2158865
If you don't mind having a little of the strap hanging out, you could us it for multiple lenses. I'd like to know if the straps are sold as accessories
2007341
The case (which is very cheap feeling) has a place where the lenses can screw into it. I was not very pleased with these lenses and do not recommend them. It's a nice idea, not very well executed. You can find better lense sets out there.