Alpine Reverse Camera

I didn't feel the need to buy a dedicated camera backpack as I preferred to make use of my Deuter Trans Alpine 30 backpack. Well, this this is PERFECT for my needs; the Olympus 300mm f/4 PRO lens fits in the main compartment ON Camera. I have enough room in the secondary area for the 40-150mm f/2.8 and even a little spot for the 1.4x converter. I couldn't be happier.

The Alpine 600 backpack has been exactly what I needed. It has plenty of room for a large lens and attached camera. I carry an extra lens, monopod and other accessories in (on) the bag as well. It is a larger bag but it fits onto my back perfectly and rides well (I am a shorter person so that is an issue to deal with). My equipment is easily and quickly accessed, which is a huge plus. One last note; I carry my camera/lens with the hood extended (in place). There is still extra room in spite of that. I would recommend this bag highly......

Love the reverse stand.

Alpine does a great job and for the price. Good eye relief for a 9mm eyepiece.

A bit of a learning curve from the R5 (why reverse the on/off switch & the movie/stills switch) but now I have a camera that can hold focus on fly-overs which it's predecessor wouldn't

Buying macro lenses on a limited budget can be a challenge. However, purchasing adapter rings that not only require one to reverse the lens but then lose communication between the lens and the camera makes macro photography a drag. Using these extension tubes is a life-saver in that not only do I get great photos but I do not have to reverse the lens or lose communication between lens and camera. And the price is right!

I like this lens hood much better than the screw-on version. It appears to be very secure yet easy to reverse when you want to put your camera in the camera bag.

Fits well and does what its supposed to do. The only problem I have with it is that the lens now takes up extra room in my camera bag even when reverse fitted. Which means I have to leave something else at home now or get a bigger bag.

Works very well with the Manfrotto BeFree Tripods. Lets you get lower to the ground for Macro Photography or reverse the camera upside down. ~PhotosByMeta

Much sturdier and solidly built. Love the fact that you can reverse the camera simply by pressing a button and turning instead of removing the camera and turning it around. Great product.