The Think Tank Retrospective Lens Changer 3 is an excellent solution for photographers that need to change lenses fast and often, like at weddings or events. It has three separate compartments for with enough room for longer zoom lenses, like a 70-200mm f/2.8. Velcro silencers under the top flap keep your movements nice and quiet and an organiser pocket on the back offers storage for smaller, more frequently used items, like batteries or memory cards. There’s also a padded, adjustable shoulder strap for all-day comfort and a seam-sealed rain cover so you can keep shooting in rain or shine.

Carry up to Three Lenses

The Retrospective Changer 2 can fit up to three 70-200mm f/2.8 size lenses in its dedicated pockets. It’s perfect when working in active shooting environments, like at events or weddings, keeping your lenses close at hand and ready to swap whenever the moment strikes.

Rear and Front Accessory Pockets

The back of the bag has a handy organiser pocket that’s ideal for smaller accessories like spare memory cards, batteries, and personal items. A smaller pocket on the front of the middle lens compartment is a perfect place to quickly stow your lens caps or cleaning cloths.

Protective Top Flap with Velcro Silencers

The large top flap covers the nearly the entire front of the bag and is designed to fold out of the way to give you easy access to your lenses and accessories. The flap also features Velcro silencers to keep your movements and unnoticed when you’re working in quiet environments.

Grab Handle and Cushioned Shoulder Strap

A large, sturdy top handle makes the Lens Changer 3 easy to grab and go when you need change locations fast. The stylish shoulder strap is adjustable and well-padded to offer the comfort you’ll appreciate on longer shoots.

Protective Rain Cover

Capping off the Think Tank Retrospective Lens Changer’s weather resistant design is a handy seam-sealed rain cover. It folds down into a small pouch when not in use, but can be deployed quickly to keep your gear safe and dry when the weather gets ugly.