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Question: Can the bag carry a carbon fiber tripod?
Document: This is a decent bag from travel point. It holds laptop, camcorder and camera with additional lenses. I could fit all my gadgets for a trip in this. Only drawback is that there is no place to fit a tripod.
(Something that the AW-Fastpack made me choose water or tripod.. terrible idea! )I went down to my local sporting goods store and bought some silicon water proofer and a all weather bag cover and this is now better equipped and capable than the much pricier AW-FP_350.I've used it on two different hikes now and never had an issue.I was really impressed with the should, back, and lower back/hip padding for the straps/clasps.
This is my third Lowepro bag, I also have the Slingshot 100 and CompuDayPack. The Fastpack 350 is basically a combination of the two. The slingshot is great, but cannot carry a laptop.
This camera bag is great, it has good storage and quick access to my camera with a long lens. Also, I wont use less than a 17-in laptop, and this is the only bag I found that will carry one safely.
This is a great camera/laptop backpack. Went on a trip out west recently and grabbed this bag to use as both carry-on and hiking for all my camera equipment and laptop. Very user friendly and in the field and plenty of room. I had 4 lenses and my gripped 40D with a 5th lens mounted packed in the main compartment and still had room in the top.
I ordered this bag to replace a smaller Tamrac. No complaints about Tamrac, it has held up well. I recently purchased a 17" Macbook Pro that I wanted to carry with my camera and gear from time to time. It fits snugly into the Lowepro 350. A lot of extra storage for cables, books, media cards,etc etc....on the front of the bag and the top. Using for about a month now and seems to be well constructed.
Only about 50% of the volume (bottom half) of the backpack was dedicated to photography gear. This bag would be more suited to a day trip, hiking, etc. where you would desire to carry refreshments or clothing along with your camera gear in the unpadded top half of the backpack. Unfortunately the top half would offer little protection for camera bodies, lenses, etc. Also, I could not use it to carry my 17&#34; laptop as another reviewer indicated.
A great bag. Compact for its size, I can carry my D-200 with 70-200mm f/2.8 lens, 18-55mm f/2.8 lens and flash in the lower section. Upper section has plenty of room for my KATA raincover, windbreaker and pullover cap, which is accessable with ease. This is extremely handy, especially when the weather takes a turn during football games.My 15-inch laptop fits in the side pouch with no problem.
Already own a Lowepro slingshot which is great but just not big enough for my Nikon D90 and 80-400 mm lens. This bag carries the body + big lens as well as flash, 18-200 and 50 mm lenses. There is still plenty of room for binoculars too. This bag does the trick for all camera needs and carries a 17 inch Mac laptop. Fits easily inside a standard airplane overhead bin.Only downside is that the bag can carry so much stuff it gets pretty heavy.
I just have the basics. Camera, filter, lenses, cards, card reader, etc. I did worry about the upper compartment but I say you could fit a human head in there for sure. (mine fit) Sorry I don't have just one item that I own to put inside there to help compare. My laptop fit nicely. I have a 17 inch. No regrets here! I do wish it did have tripod pocket but I can just rig something up to attach one if I need to.
Answer: There are no tripod attachment points on the bag. The right hand side has a mesh pocket; the left hand side has the opening to the camera storage section. I have slipped a tripod leg through the waist belt to free my hands, but I wouldn't walk any distance that way, as it will bang against your leg. Once I have my camera on my tripod, I carry them together.