Is this case 'floppy' with a DSLR and lens? I'm comparing it to the Clik Reporter, which has a shoulder strap.
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This bag also has a should strap that allows you to keep the weight distributed evenly so it doesn't flop at your waist when loaded with equipment.
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The Lowepro Inverse can hold DSLR with attached medium lens and take extra medium lens with speedlite. I tried back bag, shoulder bag and sling bag. But, really for little gear I recommend wist bag. I found it comfort and easy to access gears. Also it has a shoulder strap to support weight. I saw one video about Clik Reporter and seems to me nice. So, if you have extra large lens (70-200) and ipad it will be better choice than the Lowepro Inverse.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "floppy" but this case has semi-rigid walls. I don't know the Clik Reporter so can't make a direct comparison there either. This case has a shoulder strap and waist strap. I need both with my rig due to its weight (Nikon D610, Nikkor 16-36mm f/4G, Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D, Nikkor 70-200mm f/4D) The shoulder strap bears most of the weight and the waist strap keeps it from flopping around, if that's what you're curious about. The shoulder strap can be removed but the waist strap can't.
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I store my DSLR, 18-55mm lens , 55-300mm lens, extra batteries, battery charger, lens cleaners, rain sleeve, etc with no issues. It is very sturdy and has an optional shoulder strap for extra support, if necessary.
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Mine has a simple case with a belt loop. The monocular of course has a belt clip which would be fine if it had secure lens covers.
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Thanks for all the responses. For what it's worth, I'm experimenting placing the camera sideways in the case with the camera handle facing up. I'm using one of the velcro straps, parallel to, and raised a bit from, the bottom to keep the lens from resting on the bottom from the case.
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That would probably be fine - but I have to tell you, I use mine on a Canon EOS T1i and carry it a lot, and have never had a hint of a problem with the strap as is. I really like this thing (though it took several tries to figure out how to put it over my head in the correct orientation, LOL). I wish I had had these back when I was carrying multiple heavy cameras, including two Hasselblads!
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The shoulder strap is fairly thick at 2" which helps it to look less purse like. Also the fabric says camera bag. It's my favorite case because it can hold multiple items and with the SD card pocket and battery pocket I always have a spare. I can fit my Nikon D3300 with 300 mm lens plus a camcorder or additional lens in a padded case.
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Yea I've got a d800 and it holds all my large lenses at very awkward angles. I'm very comfortable leaving it as it is with -10k worth of equipment. Very sturdy
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This bag really needs to be slung off of your shoulder or set down to get your gear out. Since the zipped part is in the far back, you'd have to be a contortionist to reach back there and accomplish anything. Fortunately, for me, the bag can stand upright (as long as your tripod's not strapped to it...), and you can yank out the camera with lens fairly quickly. Because of the amount of space in this bag, it's going to be heavy loaded down, and I'd consider it a travel bag, not a casual photog's daily.
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Yes. It is a very nice leather case with strap. I have enjoyed this lens for a number of years.
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No!!! I had to return it because my camera was too big. Other wise, great quality case.
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Yes, a very nice case and a decent strap. My only complaint is amazon offers this through third parties and themselves. Be sure to get the cheaper one. Other than that, great optics for just over $100
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No. It's wonderful. Only wish it had a shoulder strap. But I am still very happy with it.
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I just looked at you brand of camera.It looks like yours is Slimmer than mine.I probably wouldn't get this case bc you don't wantthe camera to be moving all over the placein the case. You want it to be still.Mine fit nice and Snug in the case.You should google carrying cases for your right type of camera so you can get the correct thing.
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No shoulder strap. Does have a cord about 8" long that is fastened to the end of the zipper pulls. Cord is probably nylon, a little less than 1/8" round. When the zippers are zipped, the pulls are at the top of the case, one on each side of the black closure tab. The holes in the end of the zipper pull are large enough to accommodate a strap with some type of fastener hook. There is a belt loop on the blue side of the case (on the back, if you call the closure tab side the front). The camera fits very snugly in the case and is not much larger than a Smart Phone, a little thicker. A shoulder strap might be overkill. VLP
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yes, that's exactly how it works -- unsnap to expose the entire back of the camera, and the case flops forward... works great...
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The focus ring is very smooth, I've shot all video with it. Haven't used it with a shoulder mount, but it works with my tripod without any issues. Not sure if that gives you a good idea about it's bulkiness.
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I have the D3100 and the case works fine with it, with room to spare. I've put everything from a 35mm to a 18-200mm telephoto on it, with no problems. If the lens has a shroud, it can be kind of finicky to get out, but that's a result of the secure fit, and a minor issue worth having.
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No - unless you are comfortable having it bulge on top or remove the internal pouch (see below). The case itself is very well designed and protects a camera body with a fairly large zoom lens well. Even without the holster pouch, protection is good, and without the pouch you could have a battery grip or even a motor drive in the space. The two pockets on either side are also very well padded and can hold 2 large zoom lenses or one lens and then the charger with power cord along with a separate flash unit. This is what I do. The base is super stable and tough - even though it is one of the smallest cases with a small footprint. Overall, this is a great product and quite inexpensive. No - unless you are comfortable having it bulge on top or remove the internal pouch (see below). The case itself is very well designed and protects a camera body with a fairly large zoom lens well. Even without the holster pouch, protection is good, and without the pouch you could have a battery grip or even a motor drive in the space. The two pockets on either side are also very well padded and can hold 2 large zoom lenses or one lens and then the charger with power cord along with a separate flash unit. This is what I do. The base is super stable and tough - even though it is one of the... » Read More No - unless you are comfortable having it bulge on top or remove the internal pouch (see below). The case itself is very well designed and protects a camera body with a fairly large zoom lens well. Even without the holster pouch, protection is good, and without the pouch you could have a battery grip or even a motor drive in the space. The two pockets on either side are also very well padded and can hold 2 large zoom lenses or one lens and then the charger with power cord along with a separate flash unit. This is what I do. The base is super stable and tough - even though it is one of the smallest cases with a small footprint. Overall, this is a great product and quite inexpensive. « Show Less