Does anyone have a Lowepro Photo Hatchback Bag?

[cambsno]

Looking at getting one but probably not able to see one in the flesh. Not sure on the 16l or 22l.

Would it take a D750 with 16-35 f4 lens? Would it take the same with the 24-70 f2.8 lens? If you put a lens in on its own, how big can it be (i.e. certain the 70-200 wouldn't fit, but what would)?

If you have a camera with lens in the bag, how much space is left - i.e. can you get a camcorder, flash (SB900) and a prime in? or would you be able to have a film slr, or X100 in?

I will often go out with 3 or 4 cameras (D750, X100, Rolleicord & Nikon FE) - am assuming it is asking too much to fit those all in?

 

[Yelkrub]

I've just got one of the 22l but not used it yet. I'm using Olympus M 4/3rds and in the padded section can fit in my EM10 with 14-150 and a few other lenses. The dimensions of the padded section are 23cm wide x 18cm high x 12.5cm deep and the top section is 26cm wide x 23cm high(taller to the back of the bag by a couple of cm) x 13cm deep.
I've put a couple of pics on photobucket to give you an idea of size. you would probably get two bodies with short zooms in the padded section and two in the unpadded bit. Theres also a slightly padded front tablet section.
The bag feels comfy loaded, the only downside is no proper provision for a tripod but I just put a strap on mine and wrap it around the main body of the bag with the tripod body on the front of the bag and you don't notice its' there.

 

[cambsno]

Thanks. Really useful. Doesn't seem much smaller than my fastpack 250 I suppose, but seems to be the best option.

 

[jamez2013]

I have one of These and put a 60d and a few lenses (17-55mm 2.8, sigma 30mm and tamron 55-200mm) great bag best part of it for me was the added security, and that it's not a obvious camera bag.

 

[ian-83]

If you pop into Campkins Camera's on Kings parade they have the 22L in stock I think Currys/PC World had one too on Newmarket Road, no one seems to have the 16L.