Pro Light Camera Backpack Bumblebee 230 Review

I purchased this backpack to house my underwater camera, housing, my SLR and go pro, with light plus a lot of other stuff. The backpack is great. Very adjustable for individual need etc.

I had been using the Manfrotto Pro Light camera backpack 3N1-36 and it worked well for carrying my C100, but I wasn't able to had the handle attached. I bought the 192N case since it said I could put my C100 fully assembled and with a shotgun attached. Indeed you can along with everything else I carried in the 3N1-36 and more. I can fit my Canon 7-200 2.8 along with 4 more lenses. It get pretty heavy, but it has answered all my needs. The bag is well made and looks great.

We use them with the Bumblebee sleeves and put them on both sides and rubbing noise is gone for good.

I been looking for something light comfortable camera backpack and the sling. this is right one!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this backpack. It's small, light, and fits perfectly in the top compartment of my main camera bag without taking up unnecessary space. It's a great day pack for when you only need one camera and some room for extra layers or snacks and is incredibly well thought out. The inflatable camera cube is protective and material is nice and durable. For something that folds up into a little pouch, it certainly doesn't feel cheap or flimsy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works great with ThinkPad P17, supplied 230 Watts power and thunderbolt

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] was so troubling and difficult to have a separate AC power cable and pack to connect my 230 watt Lenovo laptop to my dock. This dock does it all! Only wish it had the ability to support USB-C monitors instead of either HDMI or DVI. Aside from that the magic cable that is also magnetic supplies 230 watts to my laptop and has the USB-C connector to the dock/laptop. Fantastic! Love it

I love my videopro ultra-slim led-230 On camera video lighting kits. Its so light compare to my other video lights

I originally ordered a Ruggard HFV-230 Protective Camera Case, but found it was too tight a fit for my RX100 with filter ring. This case works well. Moreover it has a velcro loop to attach to my belt (the HFV-230 doesn't) as well as an easily detachable shoulder strap. For me, this was worth the ~$10 more than the HFV-230.

Thursday, May 14, 2009 7:46:52 AM PDT Hello! I had to make a very expensive investment in a high-end Manfrotto tripod before I realized my need for the Salon 230 Camera Stand from Manfrotto. If you do studio photography, and more particularly product and/or table-top photography, this product is an absolute must. Gone will be that third leg of the tripod that is always in the wrong position - either in your gut or the modeling table. Mind you, I have added a lot of 'accessories' to my Salon 230 Camera Stand. To counter-balance the added weight, I have added nine (9) counter weights at 4.4 pounds each to the balance weights in the column. My only 'complaint about the Manfrotto Salon 230 Camera Stand is that the stand is sometimes a bit difficult to roll across the concrete floor of my studio. Trying to get all three wheels pointed in the same direction can be somewhat of a chore; otherwise, I consider the investment to have been a wise one.