I have a Canon 7D body, a Speedlite flash, and 3 lenses, 1 of which is the big Tamron 150-600 zoom. Will this Canon bag easily hold that equipment?
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did not like the bag gave it to my son I don't think it would hold your equipment
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That's sounds close to my setup, so I would say it should fit depending on how long the 150-600mm is.
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The bag does have adjustable dividers inside for thr equipment. Mine is packed with camera, 2 lenses, multiple filters, flash, batteries, macro and micro lenses, binocular camera,bloggie
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Yes it will,you can even add one more lens and a flash too. I have the 60D with the 24-105mm L,the 70-300mm IS USM ,a flash,two batteries,a charger,air blower ect in it...Beautiful bag!!!
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Tim: I'm pretty sure you'll be able to get that combination into the backpack. It has a long central section to accomodate the lens, attached to the body. Depending on the width of the lens, you'll have space for another three lenses, such as an 18-55, or the canon 550250 STM lens. If the Tamron isn't wider than a Canon 100mmF2.8 lens, you might have space for as much as 6 more normal lenses. Right now, I can carry a T41, with the 100mm lens on it, as well as the 18-55 STM and the 55-250 STM, a 50 mm F 1.8 lens, and a Canon 430 EX flash, plus a charger, spare batteries. rod
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Dear Fabian Haas: Yes .... The Canon 2400 SLR Gadget Bag should be your answer, and I recommend it to you with complete confidence .... For my own application, I carry the: EOS Rebel T3i, ... the EFS-18-55mm, ... the EF-S 55-250mm, ... and the EF-S 60mm, ... in my own.
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This bag will hold a a65 SLR digital camera with a 16 to 250 mm lens attached. At the same time it will hold 2 added lenses a 16 to 55 mm and 55 to 300 mm lenses, in the main case and pockets it will also hold a spare battery, filters in a case, a cleaning kit, and a small case for added chips. It is tightly packed with these things stored in it. At the same time the camera and other equipment should be loose enough to move around in the case. I don't know the details of you camera, but it amy be too small and tool loosely held, if it is a point and shoot camera.
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No. At least not with a lens attached. It's not a bad bag, but the 1Dx doesn't fit into any bag well that I've found. The camera body alone takes up the entire camera compartment. You could take all the dividers out and fit it, but that defeats the purpose of a camera bag. My 70-200 2.8 zoom takes up the entire half of the bag as well (It has to lay flat, because the bag isn't high enough to hold it vertical). My 6D fits with a 24-70 2.8 L lens attached, and leaves room for other lenses or flash. However, the Canon 200 backpack holds the 1Dx with the 70-200 attached, the 24-70, 600EX-RT flash, 2x teleconver, and one more lens. Plus additional pockets.
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Of course. I can easily put my canon 20D with canon 28-135mm or 16-35mm lens attached in there. While another lens + canon 430 ex flash, off camera flash transmitter & receiver, extra camera battery, extra CF Card, cotton whips, Color checker passport, Folding flash diffuser, all i can fit in the same bag.
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Great bag, but kind of small...I have a canon 70d with attached 18-135 in mine, with a little extra room for accessories. An attached zoom would fit, but probably would not leave much extra room. It's really good for everyday carry, but if you need a lot of equipment, check on a bigger bag.
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I only been able to fit a 1DX with a 70-200 towards the right of the bag, then fit 24-70 & 15mm fisheye towards the upper left side (2 dividers). U may have to put the flash in the top pocket. plenty of space there.
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Yes it should hold that easily. I have two Nikon full-frame camera bodies, and five Nikon lenses (including the 70-200 mm f/2.8) in my bag. I like the top opening feature as I keep the 70-200 attached to my D800 in the bag and can just pull that out from the top. The only complaint I have with the bag is that the hand and shoulder straps are a little light on the padding. They are quite thin compared to my "Think Tank Pro" bags; but the Manfrotto can hold a lot and accessing the gear is easier than the Think Tanks.
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Hello Charles, I suppose this could hold some lenses as well. It is an ok size bag with some additional pockets. A lot will depend on the size of your camera as well. Sincerely, Greg Soohov
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That should be fine but i dont think you can fit the tripod though. You might need to a seperate attachment. Im currently housing a d700, with 4 zoom lenses and 3 flash units in the bag.
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Hello Charles,I suppose this could hold some lenses as well. It is an ok size bag with some additional pockets. A lot will depend on the size of your camera as well.Sincerely,Greg Soohov
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I use the Lowepro Adventure 170 for travel and it holds a Canon Rebel T4i with an attached Canon 24-105 f/1.4L lens and either a Vivitar DF-483 flash or a Tamaron 18-270 f/3.5-6.3 zoom lens. There is just enough extra room in the case for a small Sony Cybershot. My concern for your equipment is the length of your camera body with lens attached. My camera with lens measures 7 inches from front to rear and fits lens down with about 1/2 inch of spare room at the top in which I fold the strap. The interior dimensions of the case are approx. 4 inches front to back, 8 inches deep, and 8 inches side to side. Hope this helps.
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I have a T1i and the Tamron 150-600. It fits wonderfully. I can also carry my 55-250 lens, and the 18-55 lens with room to spare. I love this backpack!
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Hi, i honestly don't know. It is a small sling bag, i own a 7 d canon and the lens is 18-135 monted on the camera and it fit good.
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It can hold your A7, kit lens plus two other lenses, no grip of course, I own an A7r and this is my bag for when I'm out with no battery grip.