Looking for not-too-huge bag to carry to ball games.Camera is CanonEOS60d.Lens is 18-270mm.Must be able to put camera in lens attached.
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This is a traditional sized backpack but can hold a lot of your camera needs, including your camera with lens attached. The compartments inside are adjustable which makes it easy to use with different equipment.
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It will work. You can have the lens attached to the camera and it's an easy in and out.
549671
This bag is not that large and with a lens and other accessories I would look for something larger. I like Lowe Pro bags....
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Absolutely nothing. I carry a D600 with a 200mm lense with no problem. Rarely do I believe the 'hype on gadgets', but this is the real deal. One of the best purchases I have made for outdoors photography!
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This sounds like what I'm looking for then. I already have a big bulky camera but I wanted something smaller to carry around through the day. Thanks!
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It will comfortably hold the camera with standard lens, plus one other lens, but not two. The bag is smaller than it appears.
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This bag is very compact and padding is nice. My daughter use this bag and puts a cannon rebel t3i, 75-300mm, and a 18-55mm Zoom Lens in her bag. I think you could probably squeeze in one more but there isn't any room for anything else in the camera compartment. There is a zipper pocket on the top for small items such as car keys, sunglasses, and/or cards. Hope this helps
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I use the Lowepro Topload Zoom Mini Camera Bag from Amazon (about $20). Holds camera, and spare batteries very nicely.Jim
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I would say yes. I have my Canon with batt grip. a 40mm lens + 5 other lenses. An LED light and an external flash. Still room from my laptop and that is just the main body of the bag, not counting the flap. Amazing bag, carries very nicely
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The bag is quite small. I carry a Nikon d7100 with an 18-55mm lens and an additional telephoto 55-300mm lens. Hope this helps you in some way.
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Inside the main compartment where you would put the camera, you might have room for a small flash, but it would be a squeeze. However, the top pocket although not padded is enough room for like a Canon 430 series flash. I have been carrying my 60D + 16-35mm lens in the main compartment and my 24-70 lens in the pocket above. I imagine a flash would fit there as well.
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Hi lei, we suggest the LCS CSW case for carrying the camera with enough space for an extra battery. Thanks_Mitch
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Go to a good camera store and try out a few different models. I like a case that slides onto my belt, has some padding or cushioning, and a pocket for an extra battery, an extra SD card, and a cleaning kit. If a case is too tight, and the lens accidentally opens inside the case, the lens drive can be damaged. A loose fitting case with padding and cushioning is the safest.
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I have 2 bodies in this bad. A Canon 50D and a Canon 5D mark 3. I also have 2 lenses, 24-70mm and a 70mm-200mm. Plus 2 Speedlite flashes , 580EX and a 600ex. Extra Batteries, Chargers and A Gary Fong light sphere. In the other compartments, I have my laptop and IPad. I highly recommend this bag. It fits all my needs. It does get very heavy. I also use the outside attachment for my Manfrotto travel tripod. No complaints on this purchase. I wouldn't consider any other bag.
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Hi I think the bag can fit body of the Canon 60D perfectly but I am not sure about you lense. My lense is 50-140mm one so it is not a big one. But maybe you can remove the movable fence inside and use the whole bag.
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My first SLR I did buy a bag. Then when I got my D20 I decided that I didn't need to lug all my accessories around with me. I would refer to H. Stevens comments for solutions. What I use now for my Canon is a well made cushioned backpack.
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I have no idea about the sizes of Fuji gear. I regularly carry a Canon 60D with 40mm pancake, along with kit lens, lensbaby, spare batteries, memory cards, little wallet and phone. It's a great bag. Now that I have it, I carry my gear around more often.
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I have a Canon 75-300mm lens in the case which is slightly under 6" in length. When it is in the extra pouch I purchased for it, it is 7 1/4" in length X 3 " in diameter and fits fine upright in the bag. The top of the bag slips amply over the front of the bag and the two straps are adjustable so I would expect that a lens that is 8" to 8 " in length would fit and still be secure in the upright position. A lens that is 9 " long could fit length wise in the bag or on top of some shorter lenses beneath or vise versa. The partitions inside the bag allow for several arrangements or can be removed as needed. There are no exterior straps made to hold a really long lens in the 12" to 15" length on the outside.