📷 Lowepro GearUp Filter Pouch 100: The Perfect Organizational Solution in Dark Gray Review

This case is quite large but not suitable for essential items like a Lee polarizer. I was hoping it would be more collapsible if you didn't have so many filters and a Lee polarizer would fit. Disappointed.

I love the dividers, each color coded so I can find the filter I need faster. For me, the first group of tabs are my NDs and the second group are my grades. I can fit: a filter holder in the outer case, two boost rings in the slots on the inside of the cap, three ND filters plus three more gradations. The design isn't bad, but the thickness of the case makes it heavier than others. options and brands. I'm sure my glass filters are well protected and I think it would take a lot of force to break

I like the lowpro stuff and the case material is nice. The case is compact and appears to be adequately protective. Obviously it's not ribbed. So if you drop something heavy on it, you'll probably crack at least the first filter. Stupid design to make the round holders on the front too small for the CPL which comes with 100mm filter holders. I put mine in the middle of the sleeve. I also don't like the idea of a holder simply slipping into the elastic pocket on the back. It fits, so if you're…

While I like my other Lowepro backpacks and bags this was a disappointment. On the plus side, it's very well made with quality materials. However, it is poorly designed and very little attention is paid to its use in the field. I'll get straight to the minuses: 1. There is neither a belt nor provisions for him. all you can do is hang it on your belt. There are no wrist straps or shoulder strap attachments, making it difficult to hang from a tripod. Of course you could leave it hanging on the…