Análisis de los 12 mejores Think.

Opinión de un comprador: Con un guantelete para la Sony seis mil quinientos

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Opinión de un comprador: Doesn't fit the A1 - but until Think Tank bring one out found could just bodge fit the rain cover over a standard Sony eyepiece that came with the A1 (or an equivalent cheaper independent one)

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Opinión de un comprador: This suited me down to the ground for my Fujifilm X-E3 with dieciocho-55mm set lens attached. There's little room for other lenses, but that's exactly what I wanted. .a bolsa for the camera a spare battery, and that's it. I wanted it to be as compact as possible for family days out. The padding is good, and the camera is easily accessible with the cover having a magnetic catch (or zip if you know you regalo't need it for a while). There's a rain cover tucked away, which has been useful in the UK spring time! Overall I'd certainly recommend it. Check out Youtube for vídeo reviews of it.

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Opinión de un comprador: Idónea para navegar con equipo de salón. La aprovecho con diferentes opciones, una bmpcc4k, una sony a7r2, cables, adaptadores, vmount, discos duros, mavic. .. Y mi transportable/lápida de 17 pulgadas que no entra en ninguna maleta de garra y solamente en mochilas si estos no son realmente enormes. En algunas ocasiones también llevo el mac de 13” retina de 2014. Por dentro está teniendo una hinchazón en la zona central porque los railes del agarre, pero lo que según abres puede hacerte creer que resultará una dificultad puede ser útil una vez te acomodas. En mi coyuntura el cage de la black magic se ajusta bien en esos volúmenes interiores permitiéndome “encajar” todavía más la camara para eludir desplazamientos durante transporte.
Hasta ahora he viajado bastante con otros modelos de think tank de tamaños similares y sin éste volumen de la base que pinta en ésta ejemplar. Siempre han ido muy bien más allá de lo mucho que habremos castigado la maleta viajando fabricación después de creación por todo el globo. Son caras pero valen lo que cuestan cuando se trata de estar seguro de cargar correctamente juntos sensible de salón.
Iris! Puede ganar el tamaño de equipaje de algunas low-cost como vueling. Es una tipo creado para llevar en cámara y cabe perfectamente, ¡pero si la compañía está teniendo una política algo más represiva tendrás que pelearlo en el mostrador. !

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Opinión de un comprador: Let me start by saying I'm a big fan of ThinkTank. At last count I had 2 belts, diez lens cases and a backpack. .. Love them. .. But this bolsa. .. What a disappointing design.
I got this bolsa for £82. .. And then it went back to its convencional price of £126. I didn't want to return it, it looked like a bargain. .. But its bad design so irritated me that it had to go.
It is beautifully stitched, the dark olive is quite smart but once you open it up, it's downhill all the way.
The problem is the interior, the Velcro walls are floppy without a laptop in there, the middle dividers overhang when cradling a dslr in the middle blocking access to lenses. If you fold the dividers down, they catch the lens hood each

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Opinión de un comprador: Think Tank Raincovers are my go to solution for British weather. I have a lógico one for my DSLR and now emergency ones for my mirrorless. I do find them a little easier to use rather than wriggling wet hands done sleeve.
They do keep the wind of your hands and with a dab of aerosol, recommended by Think Tank, the viewing area doesn’t mist. Easy access to change cards and batteries on the go.
Highly recommended

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Opinión de un comprador: The great advantage is the generous depth of 7.5" which allows most of your lenses to be stored vertically (even my 300mmPF) - so the increase in the amount of equipment that you can stow compared to the increased bag size is staggering. However the outside depth of 8.3" means it will no longer fit under an aircraft seat - most airlines specify 8.0" as the maximum under seat height. The overall dimensions seem to be well within the permitted carry on size of all the airlines that I could find. I can fit my D500 complete with the 300mm 2.8 lens and there is even room for either of the tele-converters to be mounted. This still leaves enough space for a wide range of vertically stowed lenses,a second camera frame and flash. In the end the biggest issue is weight and it is very easy to approach 10Kg which is the limit for many airlines - and some are 7Kg. This not helped by the empty set weight of 1.6Kg. On the other hand the shoulder straps are of good hike bolsa quality, the waist band less so but the separately purchased belt is fine. On a jeep safari this is a great bag for carrying up to two assembled cameras plus the typical extra lenses and flashes you might carry. I like the wide range of pockets and pouches on the bolsa exterior. My monopole does not fit well and the tripod on the back gets in the way when you want to get to the contents but these are minor niggles. Good value for the high build quality. Overall a bolsa I would recommend.

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Opinión de un comprador: Great for carrying Sony doscientos-seiscientos

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Opinión de un comprador: Quality is fantastic. Bag is huge and fits loads of items well. My only wish is the ranking lid had some depth to it to allow more flexibility for closeing the lid especially when you have items in the lid zipper pockets and the main compartment items, like stobes, are at ranking máximo height of the contínuo main bag compartments. Just needs more breathing room for the stuff in the pugna pockets. Otherwise all else is great so far.

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Opinión de un comprador: I tried a number of bags to use when I go out on walks and hikes and nothing worked easily. I initially used my camera backpack but you have to take it off all the time to get your camera out. I thought an over the shoulder regular bag would work but not. I tried a different Think Tank model but didn't like the way it rested on my back. This one does the job. It doesn't hold a lot if you have a lógico sized DSLR - just your camera with a lens and an superior lens or may 2 if they're small. There are other storage areas for things like filters and estupendo batteries. So far great purchase.

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Opinión de un comprador: Comparada con el resto de bolsas de la linea "Desplazar" de ThinkTank, esta es la cual menos me encanta. Me se ve cara para lo que es (la adquirí a treinta euros) y precio cambia mucho, el día siguiente de comprarlo ha subido a cuarenta y tres euros. Aunque esté guiada hacia cámaras chicas, me se ve bastante chica. Un centímetro o dos bastante más de ancho y de largo y podría haber sido perfectamente. Trae un separador que no tiene demasiado provecho dado que dentro cabe lo justo, en mi coyuntura: Una Panasonic GM1 con un treinta y dos-100 de esta misma marca, y ya no proporciona para más, quizás para guardar la correa dentro o un par de baterías (1 si son más grandecitos). Puedo guardar además un 12-treinta y dos (como se ve en las fotos) pero queda muy merecido y no cierra bien, y aquello que la cámara de vídeo es la más chica de las cuales están teniendo lentes intercambiables y los fines más de lo mismo, son muy chicos. Para un salón compacto de 1 pulgada o similar si que vendría bien.
Incluye una pequeña soga para el hombro, que aunque no están teniendo mullido no es dolor. También llega una bolsa para la lluvia, que si la llevas contigo mismo en la bolsa externa ya no cabe nada más, si la sacas puedes insertar 1 o 2 baterías extra, dependiendo del volumen.
La aconsejo sola si tenéis una cámara como la mía, aunque en mi coyuntura no me he quedado con esto, o bien una compacta que no necesites de gafas extras, pero por precio que están teniendo si no te importa algo más importante sin duda aconsejo ir a por la Desplazar diez que vale lo mismo o algo más.

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Opinión de un comprador: I took a gamble and ordered this for my Fuji X-T2 with a dieciocho-55mm lens. It is tight! If you are in the same situation as I was, I'd recommend going a size up for the ThinkTank milímetros 20 unless you're really(really) space constrained.
That said, the bolsa is very solidly constructed and I love the design.
The magnet is useful for a 'quick release' when you want to give the camera slight protection but want it at the ready(it is a bit weak, sometimes I have to move it around before I'm sure the magnets have 'locked').
The front pocket has enough room for SD cards, microfibres or whatever as well as containing the rain cover.
The 2 side pockets could store SD cards, maybe a polarising filter.
On the inner face of the main compartment top there is a mesh covered pocket. .. More sd cards, anyone?
The sellers, imagexperts were pretty awesome, I ordered it with expedited delivery at about 2pm and it arrived the day after, something I wasn't expecting!

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