Where is the best place to put your camera in this bag?
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I have both of mine at the bottom. My smaller camera is bottom right, and my larger is center bottom. I did however add a square of foam to put between the bottom of the pack and my camera just as extra cushion in case it was set down harder than should be.
739665
I would say NO..... I have two Cameras and I could not configure the case to hold both bodies and lenses in the padded area, you could put items in the top portion but the way the bag opens and the lack of padding in that area would not be safe......I LOVE THE BAG, and have two of them, one for me and one for my wife, they even come with a waterproof cover that is stored in its own compartment on the bottom of the case.... but two cameras and lenses, not good for that!!! Hope this helps!!
704472
A bag unless you already have one. Also i got the connector for my canon camera invade you Want to take pictures.
520282
If you are thinking about the top compartment, I think it should all fit easily. If you are planning to put you camera or photo equipment in the lower compartmentI would suggest placing all in a plastic bag, along with some moisture absorbing material in the bottom of the top compartment so as to soak up the condensation.
1126707
There is a small pocket for a memory card, a battery might fit in there too. If you are going to shoot more than 700-1200 photos in one day, you might want to get a bigger case...
397315
Yes, the insert for holding the cameras is padded on the bottom and sides. And with even a waterproof cover hidden at the bottom of the bag, it is totally ideal for setting down in nature.
389920
As Thomas mentioned, the interior pockets are removable via velcro attachments. This makes the bag adjustable inside if you want to fit your battery grip along with your dslr.
1258627
I keep a couple of lenses in my bag. I keep a Tamron 24-70 2.8 on my camera nearly on all the time and it fits in the middle very nicely. I've posted a couple images with a ruler so you get a sense of size and capacity.Overall, I like the bag. However, it is not much good shifting it to the right shoulder. I wished there was a more universal solution. Left shoulder only!http://imgur.com/enE5F05http://imgur.com/7FGRmKPGood luck!
2118170
This case is designed to use the strap that is attached to your camera via the hooks on the side of the case. I'll post a picture in user images for additional information.
775216
I use it for both my Nikon CoolPix S9050 and Fujifilm XP60 depending on the day. There is room to spare for carrying either.
1865371
No..not without damaging it. This isn't a professional camera bag, in MY opionion. If you're using a flash, sounds like you have a professional setup, so you need a professional bag.
215900
I ended up taking my camera to the local Best Buy and physically trying various cases until I found one that fit.I ended up getting a Lowepro Edit 110 Camcorder Bag which does the job adequately.It fits alright and has some extra compartments to store batteries and stuff.
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Yes, the big has lots of space. Your camera and lens will all fit in the bottom section of the bag.
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Since everyone answered the question...I carry my camera in a cushioned make-up bag. I wanted something lightweight w/easy access. It's a great camera and my friends w/big DSLRs always marvel at it. However I just saw a Samsung point and shoot that's the size of a P & S but w/the lens as big as a DSLR. That looked promising.
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I really like this bag. I have a Canon DSLR with a bounce flash and 3 lenses and it all fits! I use all the pockets for the smaller accessories (battery packs, extra SD cards, lenz hood, pen and paper, money, and even hair ties for the windy days). There are A LOT of zippers, so I put a keychain on the zipper that makes my camera most accessible. My case did NOT come with any camera cleaning supplies, although it said it did. It does stand up when it is fully loaded which was important to me.
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I carry Canon 7D with 18-200mm on it plus an extra lens, filters, etc. in the lower chamber (split-padding has velcro and is adjustable). I keep all kind of laptop junk, Bose QC2 head phones, books etc. in the upper chamber. In addition 15" Macbook in the vertical slot accessible from the upper chamber.
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The camera bas on the ball head would need to be placed off to side in order to fit/close the bag. The bag is pretty roomy also. but the tripod w/the head attached does have a minor "fit" problem easily remedied. You will see.