Lowepro ProTactic TLZ 75 AW DSLR toploader - Expand to Hold up to 24-70mm f/2.8 and Lens Hood with Portrait Grip - Camera Gear to Personal belongings - for DSLR Like Canon 5D, Black - LP37279-PWW

I purchased the LOWEPRO PRO-TACTIC TLZ 70 AW TOP LOADER to hold my Nikon Z9 with the Smallrig L-bracket attached, and it really works extremely well once I removed all the adjustable padding inside the case. I have the Nikkor 14-24 F2.8 on the camera about 90% of the time for my real estate photography, along with the 112mm filter hood for my magnetic KASE REVOLUTION CPL, and I can place the camera + lens w/filter hood in the case and it fits like a glove. Since my Nikkor 24-70 F2.8 is nearly the identical size to the 14-24 lens, it works perfectly in the case as well. I don't currently own the 70-200 F2.8, but I believe by unzipping and engaging the extension at the bottom, it should handle the extra 3 inches in length for the final lens in the Nikkor "Trinity".As you can tell by my 5-star rating, I'm EXTREMELY PLEASED with my purchase for the NIKON Z9. It provides great protection and convenience when carrying the camera with any of the native "trinity" lenses attached. The product is also VERY WELL CONSTRUCTED, and I expect the case to last for many years.

Works perfectly with my Nikon Z8, 70-200 2.8. Lens hood turned outward with the case bottom extended. There’s also plenty of room for the Peak Design Slide Light strap. It all slips in and out very easily.Added 4/2025: It also fits the Z8 with 100-400 with hood in storage position and the Z8 with 180-600 with hood strapped to outside of case. Lately I've been using this case with the Nikon Z8 grip attached, it’s a bit tight but works. This has turned out to be a very useful camera case.

Works well with my other Lowpro cases. I use this one the most.

A well-made bag designed for a full-frame camera body, with an attached short or medium length lens.You could possibly store something next to the camera with creative use of the included velcro-attached dividers/spacers, but the main compartment is made to hold only your camera.There's a clever zippered extension if your lens is just a LITTLE too long (as was the case for my RF100-400), but keep in mind that extension is not structured at all. So putting the bag straight down while using it will result in your camera sitting almost directly on the end of its lens with just thin fabric between it and the surface.My R6 + RF100-400 required using that zippered extension, but it felt a little precarious (and narrow, if you use a lens hood). This bag would not fit for bulkier RF "L" lenses, much less the old EF L-glass.Like most Lowepro bags, there's a specific intended niche of equipment / users for each bag. The squared off, largish main compartment would fit a full-frame dSLR, probably with a battery grip. On my mirrorless full-frame Canon R6, it was roomy-- so much so that I had to fiddle to get the inside configured to support the R6 body.In my head, I'll usually want to carry additional items (not camera-related) and this bag can't accommodate anything else. The holster is also pretty bulky, so packing it inside another travel bag with camera inside would be challenging. It would be best suited for somebody who carries a full kit in a dedicated camera bag, but has room for mission-specific bags like this one, to which they can transfer just the one body/lens needed for a specific shoot.Lowepro bags are my go-to brand, and this one is as well-made as any of them, but the specific version doesn't work for me as an air traveler, so is going back.

I bought this bag to carry my Nikon Z6iii camera with Nikkor 24-120mm Z lens attached. It has plenty of room to carry this set-up without extending the bottom of the bag, even with the lens hood attached. I also tested the Z6iii with my 70-300mm/ftz adapter attached, and it also fits without extending the bottom of the bag. If I wanted to leave a lens hood attached to the 70-300mm, I would have to extend the bottom of the bag. Seems to be good quality materials and will suit my needs well.

This is a great bag for a mirrorless or compact DSLR and a mid range zoom lens. It fits my Sony A7RIII with attached 24-70 GM lens perfectly. The bottom extends so it looks like it would also fit with the 70-200 lens attached. However, and I haven't tried, I do not think it's long enough for an attached 100-400 lens. Nonetheless, solid, durable LowePro construction, this camera bag is everything you can ask for rugged travel with expensive gear.

Spent considerable time to find a bag that would fit my OMD MII with the 150 to 600 lens. While it is tight, it does that trick. Well made case as well.