Think And Shoot Camera

VERY HAPPY, I THINK THE CAMERA I CHOSE IS EXCELLENT.

This bag saves 2 on my belt. Used with the Think Tank harness system (I know this is a Lowepro) I can shoot car racing and one bag holds smaller zooms or primes for after the race or in the pits. Way convenient. Very sturdy and is so handy.

Within the last several months I have upgraded by Sony Camera system and as such started to look for an backpack to carry my camera and lenses . I own several Think Tank bags and still use them when I need to , so it was rather natural for me to go there first. Mind Shift is Think Tank’s outdoor Adventure brand. After looking at all their offerings and also looking at Lowepro’s line of camera backpacks I finally settled on the Trailscapes 18 L. Pack. It suites my requirements to a tee. It currently holds two camera bodies, , four lenses, flash unit And a host of smaller items. It is not too big, and yet holds it all. I am happy with it and recommend it for those with mirrorless systems or Apsc cameras. And for under $200 it’s a steal at BHPhoto.

I am a proponent of Think Tank products and I have the Think Tank Photo Hydrophobia Rain Cover but it is un-user friendly to place on the lens and camera plus the plastic window gets fogged up and it becomes grungy over time....so I wanted something easier and quicker to put on and also where I had more control of the camera. I found the LensCoat products and read the reviews and they are all spot on. I had the raincoat on my 1DX and 400 2.8 in less than 60 seconds. Plus the entire back is open and the camera LCD and controls are in full view and more accessible for me. I normally wear a photo vest when shooting sports and when there is a forecast of rain....it stores very nice and flat in the rear pocket....where the TT is rather bulky.

Not as nice - nor as expensive as the Think Tank Hydrophobia.....but it is more packable and very quick to slip onto the lens and camera. I bought a second one for my second camera set up.

This is not my first Think Tank bag, and I'm happy with it.

As usual, a great quality product from the people at Think Tank. I have eight of the Nikon EN-EL15C batteries and these little battery holders keep things well organized and nicely protected while in my camera bag. The EN-EL15C batteries are a perfect fit, and will fit with or without the plastic protector cap installed. I have been totally satisfied with my Think Tank camera bag products for well over ten years and I can highly recommend these battery holders.

Think about how much you spent on your lenses, it's worth having a secure adapter to make sure they're safe. It also allows the lens to communicate to your camera (A7 series) to give you more control in camera.

Used with the Think Tank belt it balances the load of heavy camera gear. I set it up so the belt still carries some of the load while the harness carries the rest. The whole thing is a bit awkward to get on and off. I put it on while seated. Once in place it is reasonably comfortable to support a lot of gear on a hike.

Purchased the Think Tank Photo TurnStyle 20 Sling Camera Bag V2.0 (Charcoal) because I absolutely love it's slightly smaller scaled counterpart, TurnStyle 10, which I took to Spain for a month, packing a Canon R6, with an attached Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8 L IS USM Lens, plus various travel accessories. As the TurnStyle 10 was great and did the job, I wanted something just a bit larger and the TurnStyle 20 fits the bill. Both bags are well thought out and perfect for my shooting on the fly methods. Love this product!