will the lowepro 250 hold my 70 -200, 28-300,macro,and wide angle lense and flash?
96808
Yes it will. I have a Nikon 70-300mm lens that fits just fine in one of the side pockets when not in use, and also in the main compartment wtih the lens hood on when attached to the camera. I use on of the lower compartments for the charger, battery, and plug so you should be able to use it for a flash too. Currrently in the lower part that holds the camera I have the camera body with attached lens, two more lenses (one a wide angle), the charger/battery/plug, and I have an open pouch to spare. I love this bag and it's proven itself very useful! Especially, since you can sling it over one sholder to access the camera. Hope it helps!
920735
I have a Nikon D7000 with an 18-200mm lens attached to it, and it easily fits into the lowepro backpack. There is still at least 2 1/2" left for a longer lens it needed. Your 18-135mm lens may be a little tight t fit together with the 100-400mm attached to the camera. But you can fit it in the upper compartment.
1544401
this bag will hold your lens,I have the canon 28 to 300 as well as my 40d a canon video camera two other lens and adapters I also have my mono pod filters and charging cords in the case. I carry a mac book air and my iPad so you shouldn't have a problem with camera and lense
1672684
It easily holds my canon 70-200 2.8, which is also a 7.8 inch lens, with tons of room to spare. The medium size of this case also holds my lens. The small does not.
1201952
It should hold the camera with lens mounted in the main compartment, but not the flash. You would have to put that in the upper compartment. You should be able to get everything to for though. It's a great little bag :-).
111156
Not familiar with your outfit. I measured the length, width, height of my camera with lens attached and compared the measurements with the inside dimensions listed for the Pro 75 AW on the Lowepro website before ordering. That worked fine for me.
2055073
I think it will be quite secure. I've usedit with a D7100 ans the 18-200 lens. Not as heavy but should still work fine with your outfit.
1534561
It will be too small for a 200mm lens, only my kit lens fits in this bag. I got a bigger one from amazon recently & it holds my 200mm lens and kit lens really well. But this camera bag is really handy I think it would work for kit lenses or macro lenses.
1978892
I think so. I use a Canon T4i with a 55-250 lens with a little space still in it
1473042
Check which one you are ordering, it comes in several sizes. Mine holds my DSLR with lens attached, two extra lenses, and my speedlite, with extra accessories.
449286
Easily. I put my dslr with battery grip and 17-50 mm lens attached in the middle and a Nikon 70-200 mm VR on the side with no problem. It's a tight fit for that lens so it should have plenty of room to put a 70-300 on the side. I even cram my flash and a 50 mm in there too!
112296
I doubt it, my 50-200 lens is too big so I really doubt yours will fit, but of course it depends on your camera which I'm unfamiliar with
44832
Yes it perfectly fits 55-250 and even 75-300 mm lenses. I use it for both my lenses.
1139816
It's holds my pro sized body nikon D-200 with full sized zoom. I took a look at the camera you asked about and it looks smaller than mine, so I'm sure it would work just fine :-)
197149
Jan, I have a 7000k as well. I am not familiar with the 18-300 so I couldn't tell you it would fit or not. However, measure the length of the camera with the lens attached. The interior dimensions are available. There is an interior compartment which use velcro to hold it in place. This needs to be folded down. I think you will find there is ample room. It is very well constructed and designed to attach other Lowepro lens cases.
1998363
Yes. I currently have my canon 24-70, Extender 1.4, Canon 7d gripped with 70-200 mounted, and on top the pouch with charger, filters, remote. I still have room for the flash.
2122617
I use this with a nikon D300s and a 85 mm macro lens, and it is just right. So probably in comparison your equipment might be too heavy.