You are correct, it’s just velcro’d in. I admit I’m often just too lazy to remove it.
The original Flipside 300 has been discontinued. There is a redesigned version that looks a lot different.
I saw. It also functions as a slingbag now. That's definitely not what I want. So for me it's either fix the one I have or look elsewhere. The flipside was ideal though with its body-side access. Having the bag on my back on the bicycle, it always feels safe as nobody can get to anything.
A pity we live on different continents or I would buy it from you. The Think Tank is no option for me as it's a shoulder bag. Looks nice though.
There is a backpack of that series:
www.thinktankphoto.com
Thanks gossamer. Looks nice. But it doesn't open body-side. Then again, maybe none do and the Lowepro Flipside is the one exception?There is a backpack of that series:
Mirrorless Mover® Backpack
Designed for modern mirrorless camera systems, this 18-liter pack features customizable dividers for a dedicated camera bag or a hybrid camera/everyday carry bag. Perfect for urban or light outdoor adventures, it comes in four stylish two-tone colors, making it an affordable choice for both...
Not sure what you mean by "bode-side" lol but if you're referring to opening on the back-side, this one does:
www.thinktankphoto.com
Oh, typo! Body-side. That’s what Lowepro calls it.Not sure what you mean by "bode-side" lol but if you're referring to opening on the back-side, this one does:
BackLight® Sprint
Designed for the photographer with a lighter kit who wants a smaller less bulky bag, the BackLight Sprint is a slim, lightweight backpack that is ideal for hiking or treks around town. Hold a standard camera body, the trifecta of zoom lenses plus a tripod. A plush harness system provides...
(I corrected my post)
I have to say though: looks nice…Not sure what you mean by "bode-side" lol but if you're referring to opening on the back-side, this one does:
BackLight® Sprint
Designed for the photographer with a lighter kit who wants a smaller less bulky bag, the BackLight Sprint is a slim, lightweight backpack that is ideal for hiking or treks around town. Hold a standard camera body, the trifecta of zoom lenses plus a tripod. A plush harness system provides...
The Think Tank Mirrorless Mover I bought is a backpack, not a shoulder bag.
Ah, the Mirrorless Mover comes in a backpack as well! I only saw the shoulder bag and thought that was it.
Congrats..."no joy" for me so far...I made the mistake of setting up a stock alert back in Jan instead just ordering, probably would had it by now. But I was on the fence then but NOT now LOLWhen I first heard about the 200-800mm I was very excited, especially given the price point. Then I learned how unavailable they are and purposely tried to avoid looking at the threads since it would just make me want it more and not be able to have it.
Was really hoping to get one before my trip to Africa in June/July, but no joy.
Well, today it has changed! Thanks to Gordon at CPricewatch and the good folks at Camera Canada I now have one on the way! Just ordered, hopefully I will have it for next weekend. Plan on breaking it in with the local Eagle nest.
To top it off, I just learned today that it will work with my 1.4x TC, and with the full range to boot (unlike the RF 100-500mm). 1120mm effective on the R5 and R6M2, 1792mm effective on the R7
Having this with the RF 70-200mm may mean my RF 100-500mm will be looking for a new home…
Yup, I was on stock alerts for BH Photo as well as a local store. Everytime I got an email, they were gone by the time I replied.
R7__6608-Enhanced-NR-08-05 by Jay Cline, on Flickr
R5__3102-Enhanced-NR-08-01 by Jay Cline, on Flickr
R7__1291-Enhanced-NR-08-02 by Jay Cline, on Flickr
R7__9413-Enhanced-NR-07-31 by Jay Cline, on Flickr
These are gorgeous!And now for some recent pictures with this lens
The clarity, the sharpness on those birds is outstanding.And now for some recent pictures with this lens
