📸 Think Tank Photo Lens Changer 75 Pop Down V3.0 Lens Case (Black): Enhanced Protection and Versatility for Your Camera Lens Review

This is my lightweight carry case. II fits easily in my 5D IV with a 24-70 lens + 70-200 + EX600-II flash mounted on the camera. Also, I carry AA batteries and other small accessories in different pockets. This is a really flat bag with good capacity.

I bought this used - like new. Excellent bag. I currently have a Nikon D7500 with attached Sigma 24mm 1.4 Art lens, Nikon 35mm 1.8g lens and Nikon 85mm 1.8g Lens and an HP Sprocket Mini Photo Printer in a bag, some spare batteries, lens covers, MIOPS. Smart Trigger and Kindle Fire HD 10. Spent a day with it yesterday and found it comfortable and well made.

I took this bag on a recent 10 day trip. Its design corresponds to think tank quality. However, when it was packed with the Fuji X-T2 and two lenses, I found it very inconvenient to carry around. It has a relatively thin strap at the bottom/back that attaches at the waist and offers very little stability. In addition, it (the strap) continued to unravel after a single use, creating an annoying "tail". I used tape to attach it to my bag.

4-3/4 stars. I'm holding back the last 1/4 star because this bag is a bit big. I have a Sony a7 II and am traveling with 3 lenses, power supply, batteries, chargers, filters, lens cleaning kit etc. The TurnStyle 10 works well for the camera and lenses but not for other things. TurnStyle 20 is much more spacious, maybe even too much. No problem: it's still a lightweight amazing bag, well made, compact and deceptively roomy! In an ideal world, this pocket would be the same length and depth, but…

This is the perfect bag for light travel. It is very well made, comfortable and attractive. and its back-to-front rotation is smooth and easy. I have no complaints and it works exactly as expected, but I would have preferred a few design changes. 1) I would have preferred the front pocket to be deeper, although that would detract from its sleek lines. 2) I think the zipper for the main compartment should be on the inseam and wrap around the ends to allow the entire side to fold forward for…

This is a surprisingly nice bag. Of course, it's a bit pricey, especially considering its size, which is on the small side despite being the larger of the two options. + Zippers seem to be durable. + Internal dividers are adjustable and durable (unlike the Revain Basics bag which has rather flimsy dividers). )+ Well-padded and smoother shoulder strap than the ProLogic Sling Bag, which fits tighter on the neck and politely rubs on the bare neck (e.g. when hiking) - Tablet compartment is too…

I already have several shoulder bags but some are too big and some are too small. I went to Rome with a Pacsafe bag which was great for a Sony a7iii and two lenses, but this bag didn't fit my Canon 5D4 with two lenses. I needed something bigger to fit a larger camera but didn't want to sacrifice the comfort and weight distribution of a shoulder bag. I also have a lot of Think Tank bags so I know the quality and durability of these bags. Being able to reconfigure the way I use the bag was…

I was looking for a bag big enough for my Canon 100-400mm with a protective neoprene sleeve. Couldn't find it yet. Great product and fits perfectly with my photo belt.

I clipped this bag to my belt system and it works great for storing my 70-200mm (extended zip) with my camera all still attached. I really like the velcro system, it's very secure and I have a feeling my camera won't fall out.

I bought this "in the hope" that it would fit either my Tamron 70-200 f/2.8 G2 or my Canon 28-300L lens would. It does. It holds both lenses with a lens cap. The lens is easy to attach (70-200 is easier because it has a smaller tripod mount) and detach. I didn't pay much attention to the drawstring top at first but it works well and there's a waterproof lid so no problem. Like other Think Tank bags that attach to a belt, it attaches securely or can be worn on a shoulder strap. I don't use a…