Lowepro Adventura SH 140 II: Ultimate Protection & Portability for DSLR or DJI Spark Review

In general, I am satisfied with the bag and performs the task 100%: when you don’t want to drag a photo backpack, but take a photo with one lens and a number of little things. And even ready to advise to buy. But be "but" not done. Compared to the previous bag (10 years old), one gets the feeling that the manufacturer is trying to save on production: - lightning tails made of fabric; - protruding threads; - plastic carabiners; - there is no separate rubberized attachment for the shoulder on the

That's what I expected from LowePro. Well made and durable materials. Well thought through. I wasn't sure about attaching the zipper, but I like it now. It opens from the valve to be safer. Prevents someone from sneaking up and removing items from behind. Contains everything I need for my Nikon D5600. My lens is 18-55mm and 70-300mm. I have to keep the 18-55mm lens attached to the camera body and the telephoto lens on the side of the camera. Fits good. I wish it was a little deeper so I can…

This is an odd design, at least for the way I use my camera bag - the bag is quite well constructed and I liked the size for a mirrorless camera BUT. The top zip placket does not open properly. When the bag is on your shoulder, the top opens away from you to open towards your body. This quick release front flap is not designed to quickly secure gear when shooting and changing lenses, but protects a small zippered pocket. I don't understand why this valve is needed. It's a *really*…

I am a well known professional and have had several Lowepro photo and video camera bags. Lowepros are generally very well made and thoughtfully designed. Since this SH 160 II is the largest of the Adventura series, I thought it would be much larger. While it's not big enough for my needs, if you just want a compact camera and no extra lenses, it might be perfect. It is also suitable for APS-C format mirrorless compact cameras without an electronic viewfinder. Lenses for this type of camera tend

Bought for my Hasselblad SWC (medium format film camera). A camera with a magazine attached fits in well and if I detach the external viewfinder and slide it into the side pocket an extra magazine can be placed there. I can also toss a few rolls of film in the side pockets. So this is a great compact bag for so many things. The small zippered pocket under the rain flap on the front of the bag I never use - it's too small for everything and not easily accessible. Of course, I don't use the…

I have had Lowepro cases for my previous cameras and they have always been excellent. I recently bought my wife a new LUMIX camera and we needed a bag that could hold a couple of small lenses and the camera body. On paper it looked like a great option. The case I received was well made and included 2 padded internal dividers to keep the lenses safe. However, there were some odd design features that made me want to return it. Firstly, the belt that came with it was a very simple woven knot. It…