okay, enough with the prelude, all i needed was the mini trekker. in the main compartment i can fit everything i need for traveling, and more than i need for each time i get out of the car to wander around. i suppose i will be kind of general with the cameras i have in there. Fort Smith Mobile Truck Repair

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It's very durable and save.

No.

Nova 4 is a very good camera bag and it's can fully protect my camera from being harm wherever i go for shooting any where.

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Good.

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canon.

-sturdy -roomy -good material and zipper. -customizable

-needs more velcro -zippered pockets on the sides would be nice, instead of the mesh.

Good bag for a basic kit. I don't know what everyone else is talking about because I find the strap very comfortable (compared to my old bag). Hold 1-2 SLRs comfortably. It is fairly customizable, but there is room for improvement. I wish they made the velcro go all the way up the sides. Can be pretty complicated to set up with what they give you. Very heavly duty construction. Holds 2 cameras, if they both have 50mm lenses or one with a larger lens and one just a body.

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-Cost is low -Quality is HIGH -Well-padded -Highly adjustable -Plenty of space for EVERYTHING -Looks good (got navy with khaki) -Lifetime warranty

-Hard to work with velcro at first, but once you get the bag the way you want it, you won''t be messing with it anyway.

Best Bag on the market to carry your basic photography gear. I am able to put the following in the Lowepro 4 easily: Elan 7 with 28-90mm lens attached, 50mm prime, another prime, 75-300mm zoom, Canon 420EX flash, with still enough room for another zoom lens. It has plenty of pockets to hold: filters, hoods, pens/pencils, notepads, film, cleaning supplies, extra batteries, remote switches. I looked for the perfect bag for my gear for over 3 weeks, looking at reviews, pictures, figuring deminsions to make sure all my gear now (and in the future) will fit well. This is the one! I looked at other more expensive Lowepro bags (AW) but none of them seem to be worth the extra $50 to $60. The interior is adjustable in so many ways it is unbelievable. You can rearrange things to accomodate almost any system you have. With all the velcro on the interior you are able to create any size hole are are also able to create "shelves" so you can place a prime lens on top of another prime without them touching. The extra flap on the front is great in helping to keep out the "elements." The flap also has a zippered pocket where I store all my cleaning cloths. The interior has a zippered pocket in the top which is creat for storing filters, hoods, etc. It''s see through-mesh so you can know what you have in there. There is a zippered pocket in the back where your camera owners manual fits nicely. The pocket in the front is a great place to store plenty of film, extra cleaning supplies, pens/pencils, notepads, hoods, etc. It has 3 divided sections from seperating items (I use it for a notepad and a blower brush). It also has a zippered pocket for anything else you want to carry. Overall this is an outstanding bag that I feel is the best value on the market!!!

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Have not used

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INEXPENSIVE, HIGH QUALITY BAG. SOLID CONSTRUCTION. ROOMY MID SIZE BAG. COMFORTABLE FOR 5 HOUR LIGHT OUTDOOR HIKE.

I WISH IT HAD THE RUBBER FEET OF THE NOVA 5.

A GREAT BAG FOR SMALL TO MODERATE SIZED KITS.
I HAVE NOT TRIED THE "NEW" NOVA 5 WHICH HAS A MORE COMFORTABLE STRAP.

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NOT NEEDED.

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NO NAME & STORE BRAND BAGS.

The bag is great for carrying ; camera with lens, telephoto zoom, wide angle, normal lens, flash, and has plenty of pockets for; filters, notepad, batteries, tape, cleaners, step-up rings, anything Cokin, penlights, reference cards, and has a handy film holder. The compartments can be customised to some extent and are padded well. The shoulder strap is confortable and adjustable. The single fast-clip buckle on the front is a life saver when your in a hurry and need to secure the bag quickly. All the pockets are well protected from the light rain and dirt of field work.

The belt loops, for use with the optional 2" webing belt, are not cut out for hauling your gear on your waist. It sags due to the pocket on the rear of the bag. Shoulder strap hard to remove.

For hauling my AE-1 outfit around the Nova gets the task done. The single buckle closing the lid has saved my gear from disaster and time on the run. All the compartments are where I need them and easy to get to. If you have a moderate outfit and need a bag to cary it in, then the Nova 4 has what your looking for.

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Unused

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1. Compact;
2. Light;
3. Relatively inexpensive; and
4. Durable exterior material.

1. Lacks rubber legs unlike the Nova 5; and
2. Camera/lens cradle does not suit larger standard workhorse lenses.

I used this bag for five years to house my Nikon F90X, Nikon MB12, Nikkor AF 35-70 mm f/2.8 D, Nikon SB-28 Speedlight and minor accessories. The bottom of the bag was bending but I felt the bag was structural adequate for my equipment. It was suitable until I sold the F90X,. MB12 and AF 35-70 mm and upgraded to a Nikon F5, Nikkor AF-S 28-70 mm f/2.8 D IF-ED, Nikkor AF 80-200 mm f/2.8 D N ED, Nikkor AF 20mm f/2.8 D. I needed a Nova 5. The Nova 5 was still too heavy for my shoulders. I'm looking at a backpack. Anyways, the Nova 4 is perfect if you have similar equipment to what I use to own.

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Have not tried.

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Various unknown and known brands but they were either more expensive or inadequately designed for my purposes.

Tough, reliable, roomy and just enough space for an average camera system.

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After trying various bags from various makers I finally tried a lowepro Nova 3 and it was almost perfect for what I needed to haul my Olympus OM4t with 4 lens and a flash unit plus about half a dozen filters, spare batteries and at least 6 rolls of film. After switching to a Minolta 800si system I found space lacking and switched to the lowepro Nova 4 and so far it has been perfect.

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never used

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Nikon brand and Motorola brand bags and various no name bags

Compact, low profile, very well padded, excellent for small medium format kit

lousy strap

Excellent value for the money. I've used Domke bags for years but after acquiring a heavily electronic medium format camera, found the Domke's lack of padding disturbing. There is lots of room in this bag for a body, a couple of lenses, external meter, filters, and a ton of film. BUT the strap is really cheesy. I took one of my Domke "Gripper" straps and put it on. NOW the bag is ideal!

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not yet

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nice zippers heavy duty. seals good.

not made sturdy enough for big lens,not enough velco options.Belt loops no good too much sag.flap strap snap needs to be two not one.Also needs to be heavier material.

I got thinking it would be a Great camera bag because of all camera shops carried them. Big let down for me. I guess I expected more for the money.

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CN found at Wal-Mart excellant camera bag