Notebook case size (Interior): 12 W x 1.5 D x 15 H i
Exterior
11 W x 5 D x 15 H in / 28 x 12.5 x 38 cm
Weight
5.34 lbs / 2.42 kg
Material
600D TXP
About this bag
A perfect combination for photo gear and notebook computer, the CompuTrekker AW was designed specifically for digital photographers. Photojournalists and location photographers will find it a great travel companion. The backpack’s reinforced construction, shock-absorbing closed-cell foam padding and tough, water-resistant outer fabric protects contents from moisture and sudden impacts. The patented All Weather Cover™ offers maximum protection from extreme weather conditions, dust and sand. A padded notebook compartment is secured with both zipper and quick-release buckle; while the main camera compartment is fully customizable with adjustable padded dividers. A quick-access hide-away Tripod Mount™, SlipLock™ attachment loops and a number of laminated and zippered organizer pockets provide photographers with fast, easy access to equipment.
What fits inside
1-2 SLRs and 4-6 lenses (80-200mm f/2.8) or compact medium format system; large notebook computer; a
This is perfect bag for me to mainly organized all my gear in one place, and grab it in case of my house is on fire. I carry this whole bag only when I travel extensively, where there's place to store safely. Otherwise I use my Lowepro offroad for short trips.
What works
Right size and Well Organize
Room for improvement
It can get heavy at times. The attach strings are useless
I got this bag to be able to bring all my gear including my laptop on extended trips. All my gear fits perfectly but I dread the day I need to bring a 2nd body with me. It manages to fit in the overhead bin of international flights and surprisingly, it doesn\'t feel as heavy on the back as compared to carrying it with just the handle on top. Only tried shooting out of the bag once and it was a hassle having to put it down whenever I needed to change lens or get something out of the bag.
What works
Decent protection, plenty of dividers and pockets
Room for improvement
Waist strap could have been padded
In the bag
Nikon D300(no grip)
Nikon 12-24mm f/4G IF-ED
Nikon 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR
Nikon 70-200mm F/2.8G ED-IF AF-S VR II
Reflex-Nikkor 500mm f/8
Nikon 105mm f/2.8 micro
Nikon SB-900 Speedlight and accessories
Phottix TTL Flash Remote Cord (Nikon SC-28) for SB900
Hoya HD Circular polarizer 77mm.
Hoya Pro1D Circular polarizer 67mm.
Hoya ND8 67mm.
Phottix TR-90 Multi-function Remote Switch with Digital Timer Control
Spare EN-EL3e battery and charger (not in photo) and 2X Sandisk Extreme IV 4Gb CF card
Lenovo T61 14.1\" 2.2Ghz Core2 Duo laptop and charger (not in pic)
cleaning kit
nikon d300
Excellent bag for size. It fits more stuff than you can imagine. Well padded, fits 17" MacBook PRO, good rain protection, fits carry on overhead compartments even on 737.
What works
higher capacity than expected, large front compartment, large laptop compartment, lots of optional attach points
Room for improvement
small outer front compartment opening, single large compartment vs. multiple smaller ones, somewhat uncomfortable hen fully loaded, uncomfortable top handle, horrible tripod mounting system (true of all LowePros it seems)
In the bag
Nikon D2Xs and Nikon D70
Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8
70-200mm f/2.8
Nikon 50mm f/1.8D
Nikon 1.7x TC (TC-17IIE)
Nikon SB-800 AF Speedlight
Spare D2Xs battery, MC-36 and D70 remotes
Sekonik Light Meter, MacBook PRO 15", Power Brick, Sandisk FW800 Reader, Rocket Blower.
D2Xs & D70 chargers, 2 x 77mm and 2 x 67mm filters.
nikon d2xs, nikon d70
Great bag when you need to carry EVERYTHING. I got this bag to carry for trips, although I now plan to pick up a Domke F2. I also have a LowePro Off Road which I love, but I can only carry one body. This bag is a great alternative to a shoulder type bag, and I also took off the LowePro badge from the bag so it wouldn't get noticed as much. It's a very light bag with a minimal kit, but then I wouldn't really use this bag to carry a body & couple lenses.
What works
Good size, light weight, rain cover built in, NICE padding, Holds all of my kit for now :) doesn't scream camera bag, decent price. Perfect camera backpack, but see dislikes...
Room for improvement
Bag tips over forward EASILY when loaded due to rain cover in bottom, if the pouches are stuffed then they bulge into the padded compartment & also bulge into the front pocket which means you loose space for other stuff. If you plan to hike with this bag, you can't really put other stuff in it due the "bulge" problem from the zip pockets. I guess if you don't need it, don't bring it. Would like to have lenses on each body. If i were going to hike, I would carry my LowePro Off Road waist pack, as this backpack leaves you deciding if you want to carr
In the bag
Nikon D2H body
Nikon D70 w/ Nikon18-70
Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG Macro
Nikon SB-600 w/Omni Bounce
Nikon 50mm f/1.8E w/ 1.6x teleconvertor
Clear & Frosted LightSphere II w/ dome (stacked)
Nikon 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF
Nikon 50mm f/1.8
filter
LowePro neoprene CF case,
CF reader, lens pen, Giottos Medium Air Rocket, manuals
nikon d2h, nikon d70
Nikon D70
Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6D
Nikon 10.5mm fisheye
Middle column:
Pocket Wizard + Grip for D200
Firewire card reader
50mm f/1.8
Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8
Nikon D200
Right column:
Canon SD500 P&S
Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8
Lid:
lens cleaner, usb 6-4, iPod cord
spare batteries
business cards, remote
2 x SB-800 flashes and chargers on the other side
Laptop:
Macbook pro goes in back
nikon d70
My new Lowepro CompuTrekker AW, filled with all the stuff for the trip to LA. Not visible here is the pouch behind all the camera gear that holds the Dell Inspiron 8600 Laptop
In the bag
Top row (left to right)
Cellphone battery charger
Creative Muvo battery charger
Nikon Battery Charger
Nikon 50mm f/1.8
Middle Row
Small LowePro bag for the CoolPix, underneath is the laptop's power supply
Nikon D70S with mounted Nikon 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED-IF AF-S DX (kit lens)
Bottom Row
Space for the Nikon Coolpix L1 used to take this picture
Medication
Nikon Lensbags
Creative MuVo 1.5GB MP3 Player
Bag Lid
USB Cardreaders
D70S Manual
CF Cards
Body Cap for D70
nikon d70s
Excellent bag for size. It fits more stuff than you can imagine. Well padded, fits 17" MacBook PRO, good rain protection, fits carry on overhead compartments even on 737.
What works
higher capacity than expected, large front compartment, large laptop compartment, lots of optional attach points
Room for improvement
small outer front compartment opening, single large compartment vs. multiple smaller ones, somewhat uncomfortable hen fully loaded, uncomfortable top handle, horrible tripod mounting system (true of all LowePros it seems)
In the bag
Nikon D2Xs and Nikon D70
Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8
Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8
Nikon 50mm f/1.8 D
Nikon 1.7x TC (TC-17IIE)
Nikon SB-800 AF Speedlight
Spare D2Xs battery, MC-36 and D70 remotes
Sekonik Light Meter , MacBook PRO 15", Power Brick, Sandisk FW800 Reader, Rocket Blower.
D2Xs & D70 chargers, 2 x 77mm and 2 x 67mm filters.
nikon d2xs, nikon d70
Great bag when you need to carry EVERYTHING. I got this bag to carry for trips, although I now plan to pick up a Domke F2. I also have a LowePro Off Road which I love, but I can only carry one body. This bag is a great alternative to a shoulder type bag, and I also took off the LowePro badge from the bag so it wouldn't get noticed as much. It's a very light bag with a minimal kit, but then I wouldn't really use this bag to carry a body & couple lenses.
What works
Good size, light weight, rain cover built in, NICE padding, Holds all of my kit for now :) doesn't scream camera bag, decent price. Perfect camera backpack, but see dislikes...
Room for improvement
Bag tips over forward EASILY when loaded due to rain cover in bottom, if the pouches are stuffed then they bulge into the padded compartment & also bulge into the front pocket which means you loose space for other stuff. If you plan to hike with this bag, you can't really put other stuff in it due the "bulge" problem from the zip pockets. I guess if you don't need it, don't bring it. Would like to have lenses on each body. If i were going to hike, I would carry my LowePro Off Road waist pack, as this backpack leaves you deciding if you want to carr
In the bag
Nikon D2h body
Nikon D70 w/ 18-70mm
Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG Macro
Nikon SB-600 Flash w/ omni bounce
Nikon 50mm f/1.8E w/1.6x tele.
Clear & Frosted LightSphere II w/ dome (stacked)
Nikon 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF
Nikon 50mm f/1.8 , filter
LowePro neoprene CF case,
CF reader, lens pen, Giottos Medium Air Rocket, manuals
nikon d2h, nikon d70
On the plane - this was carry on - put the computer in another carry on bag and checked the tripod in my suitcase)
Used this set up recently in Yosemite for hikes (without the computer) and it worked well - although the tripod elastic securing strings make it so you can't open the bag without unlatching the tripod (a pain) Rearranged a bit to add my D100 body as a backup (moved the Epson P2000) While hiking in Yosemite, I was using the 12-24 a lot- I moved the Epson, extra compact flash cards, CP filter, one shorter lens (usually
17-35) to a Tamrac bag that I wore around my waist in front. Have not found a suitable solution for having the 70-200 handy and still being able to hike well.
I am considering a harness set up - but need to try one one to see how i like it.
In the bag
Nikon D2X
Nikon 70-200mm VR f/2.8 with reversed hood)
Nikon 12-24mm f/4 with reversed hood)
Nikon 17-35mm f/2.8D ED-IF AF-S (with reversed hood)
Nikon 28-70mm f/2.8 (with reversed hood)
Nikon 105mm f/2.8 micro
Nikon 50mm f/1.4
Nikon SB-800 flash
Epsom P-2000 storage device.
And some other stuff (CF cards, filters, remote release, microfiber wipe, Gitzo Rocket, spare D2X battery) in the pockets.
Also, I attached the SB-29s macro ring flash on the side in a lowepro drawstring bag (not sure
which model) Apple 15in computer can go in the computer slot , and tripod on the front.
nikon d2x
Photos contain:
Lid (from top , left to right)
Card readers and extra lens cap keepers
Extra CF (for the Canon) and SD (for the Casio) cards and a battery cover
Circular polarizer case, lens cleaners and USB cables
Main compartment: (from top , left to right)
AA and AAA battery charger (AA batteries for Speedlite)
Rebel XT battery charger
Manuals
Filters for 50mm
Canon 580EX Speedlite
Gary Fong Lightsphere II w/ dome
Stofen Omni Bounce
Kodak Duaflex II
Casio EX-Z750
Gorillapod
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6D EX DC HSM
Canon EOS 350D XT
Lowepro Voyager S Strap
Laptop:
iBook G4 and its charger are under here
Front pockets (on lid / not shown)
Pockets on the front hold pen, Sharpie, Moleskine, MOO cards, iPod, lip balm, tissues..
canon 350d rebel xt
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Canon EF 17-40mm f/4 L USM
Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM
Canon EF 70-200mm f/4 L USM
Sigma 15mm F2.8 EX Fisheye
Canon 430EX Speedlite
Nikon SB-24
Elinchrom Skyport set
canon 5d mk ii
Lowepro Computrekker AW is a great bag, grabbed it before I left for China. It took me the whole trip to
lock down the layout. But now I have to were I could find everything in the dark. The only part of the
backpack I don't like is the tripod holder on the very back. It makes the back pack too thick/deep to use in
public places. I figured out a work around, I can attach it to the side w/ the use of a reusable zip
ties.
In the bag
Spare batteries
Manuals
iPod (mia)
Cokin Filter Holder
CF card holder (mia)
Speedlite 420EX, macro attachments underneath air bulb
Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 USM
Cokin Filters
Canon EF 50mm
Tamron 17-35MM F/2.8-4 DI LD (attached to camera)
Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Kit Lens
Canon EOS 20D
Tripod (right of bag)
Reflector (left of bag)
canon 20d
