Hi again Izzy at Digital Goja showrooms and today we're going to take a look at
the newest version of the Altura Photo Neoprene lens pouches, it comes in a 4-pack.
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Now this is the newest version, I've had some of their previous models
and I have to admit they did a great job in the upgrade on this. It's touted as
the highest quality lens pouches on the market and I think Altura Photo
actually pulled it off. These interiors are very well done
take a look at this, let me invert this guy, they added much better padding on
the bottom this is nice and velvety so this is going to guarantee that it
doesn't scratch your lenses they did a really nice job
there's an additional 5mm extra thick padded bottom and of course
the exterior is water-resistant it's a neoprene so it makes it easy to carry
but yet nice and protected for your lenses notice how you have this clip so
you can clip it on to your camera bag or your favorite strap plus here is the
drawstring that closes it up perfectly so that makes it much easier to carry
you have also a belt loop, now remember Altura Photo is the only brand that
produces lens pouches with this soft velvety interior. This is made to protect
the delicate housing of your favorite lenses so a lot of competitors are
trying to copy this but the construction quality seems a lot better on the
Altura Photo design. This is compatible with all lenses out there so if you own a Canon,
Nikon, Olympus, Fuji, Pentax, Zeiss,
Panasonic, Leica, Sigma many more, they're all going to fit in here as long as you
choose the correct size and again remember that the Altura Photo neoprene
lens pouches are backed with the Digital Goja 90-day 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Let's take a closer look and see what fits inside these.
Now, here is the smallest version, this guy has a size of 4" H x 3.14" W
so basically what I can fit in here is a very popular
lens a lot of us own this this. This the canon 50mm 1.8 usually known as
the nifty fifty, notice how easily it goes in here and again you can seal it up very
easy to carry another lens that fits in here basically any lens that doesn't go
past 3", here we go, this is the 85mm 1.8 it's a little bit tighter fit
but it does hold it, now in comparison,
let's say you're new to lenses and sizes of lenses here is a standard 12oz
soda can
so notice the size of the can next to the small Altura pouch.
Let's go on to the next size. Alright so the next size up is their medium, this will
accommodate lenses up to 4.5" in length, so again here is the 12 oz
popular soda can compared to the Altura Photo medium Altura case. Now, this
will accommodate lenses like for example what I have in here right now, this is
the Tamron 24-70 2.8 that fits in there perfectly even with the lens hood
inverted. Now the medium-sized case is 4" W x 5.5" H
and again compared to the soda can, notice how the soda can pretty much
disappears in there. So you can work with lenses like that Tamron here have
another popular lens this is an L-series 24mm 1.4 from Canon, again fits
in there perfectly close it up with the drawstring and remember that you have a
little button that holds it in place so that means that keeps it nice and sealed
and you can attach it right on so this is the medium sized Altura Photo
neoprene lens pouch.
Let's go on to the next size. Now the large size is still 4" W x 8.7" H
so that means is going to accommodate
any lens up to 7" in lenght so for example very popular 100mm
macro this guy fits in here
no problem, with plenty of room and even if you have a monster like this, this is
the 72-300 L series that also fits in here with no problem, but, remember this
might not accommodate reversible lens hoods or tripod collars. So if you have a
tripod collar on your lens or reversible lens hood, you might not be able to fit
in here but this accommodates the lens in here with absolutely no problem
whatsoever with nice padding and again that softline interior to protect the
casing of your lens again in comparison
there's our 12 oz soda can, wow yeah that just disappears in there, so notice
the comparison in the size but if you have large lenses like this guy, again
that fits in there perfectly, pulling the drawstring, clip it on or you have a loop
for your belt. And let's go on to the last but not least size. Now here we
have the extra large of the Altura Photo neoprene lens pouch, this guy's size is
9.4" again by 4" in width and this is meant to
accommodate any lens up to 8.5" in length, so you have something
like this 70-200 2.8, now you have to be careful because this might not
accommodate lenses with the tripod collar attached so notice how this won't
go in here due to the fact that you have the tripod collar attached and also some
lenses that have
large reversible lens hoods perfect example here's the 50-100mm very
popular lens from Sigma this is the 50-100 1.8 but it has a huge lens hood
so lets remove this guy and the collar is pretty small so it fits in here
perfectly but without the lenses so you can't use this model with the lens hood, but
without the lens hood it fits with no problem whatsoever and it gives you a
nice secure pouch for your 50-100mm and you should be able to
take something like this size because this is less than 8.5" in length
by removing the tripod collar so if you're one of those
photographers that doesn't need the tripod addition it fits in here
no problem and again
close it up and you have a nice snug fit and easy way to protect your expensive
720-200 2.8. So remember these are available in 3-packs, 4-packs or
individually so you're in the market to replace your existing or your lost case
or you need a case for any of your lenses take a closer look at the new
Altura Photo Neoprene lens pouches
Happy shooting!