changing your lens the easy way...lowpros new gear

I never realised it was an issue. I just put my camera around my neck take lens off with right hand, put new one on with left hand.
 
It is a clever idea, but I would like to try it to ensure it's stable.

Why does the video not show the actual process of swapping lenses?

Maybe I am too sceptical sometimes, but a heavy lens in the front pouch doesn't look like it would be very stable until the zip was up?
Although, have always liked lowepro's gear and currently looking at their Vertex 200 v a Tamrac model.
 
I may be being a bit of a style victim here but I'd rather take a lens off the camera, throw it as high as I can and try to fit the new one before it comes back down than wear that on my belt. :lol:
 
Fine if you're only using one camera body, not practical if you've got two on the go though.
 
dazzajl said:
I may be being a bit of a style victim here but I'd rather take a lens off the camera, throw it as high as I can and try to fit the new one before it comes back down than wear that on my belt. :lol:
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I'm guessing you don't wear your mobile in a leather case on you belt then;)

The weight issue is a valid one, plus withe the lens hood attached it might not simply be long enough to safely hold a zoom without risk of it falling out as it would be top heavy if put in hood first?
 
An interesting idea, but doesn't it leave the body of the camera open for longer than necessary if you put one lens in the case then take out the other ? I'm with Tom, one lens in each hand, remove and replace swiftly...
 
this may be useful for some but for me..camera round my neck, bag over my shoulder, bag acts as lens holder
 
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