I am looking for a bag to carry a 23" long tripod and a spotting scope. Would there be extra room in this bag?
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It depends on the size of your tripod and scope, (and case). You would definitely need something to separate them. The case is pretty simple, perfect for hand carrying a medium sized tripod and head.
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Hi, You don't mention the length, width, and circumference measurements of the stop, so it's hard to know. Even if they do fit, you'll need a divider to keep them from banging against each other, and the bag will lightly bend in the awkwardly. Also, the bag stitching is not sturdy so be cautious about weight.
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Our tripod is 22" long. We carry the tripod, camera and camera supplies in the case. It works perfectly, with room to spare. I don't know the size of your spotting scope, so I can't answer that, but we love this case.
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The short answer is "I don't know", however if I had a spotting scope I would want it to protected quite well. That won't happen with a tripod bag. My suggestion would be one of the various designs of back packs. You can protect the scope, camera and ancillary equipment plus attach the tripod to the back pack.
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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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Yes it should be fine. I carry my Rebel with vertical grip on it in there. Sony A77 is similar in size.
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It has a zipper and I think your tripod should definitely fit, it's a roomy bag
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This is a padded carrying bag for an 8" Orion reflector telescope with a 1200 MM focal length,a tube around 50" long. It may fit a 10" reflector. I love it for transporting my scope tube. If your scope is around these dimensions go for it. You do not want to put loose pieces,tripod,mount,telescope and accessories loose in any single bag.I have a dedicated cases for my eyepieces,barlows,ets. Clear skies.
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I am unsure. My husband has a Canon T3 and his lenses (standard/zoom) fit in there. He said it isn't a huge bag, but it works. Hope this helps!
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I think so. There are four compartments and removable padding that you can secure with Velcro around the lense to create another compartment I fit an older clunky Sony digital with a zoom lense, a pair of binoculars, an IPad, sunglasses, wallet, lense cloth and maps. The bag is comfortable .
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this bag is big and can open so if lance is 5 in long can fit .we use canon mark II 6d and canon sl1 with 24x105 lance and fit
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I am fairly certain it can hold your gear and you'll have a little extra room. It fit my Canon 7D with the 70-200 f/2.8 lenses.
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It would fit and still leave limited room for accessories like a small flash, Batteries and compact charger, etc. I have found this bag ideal for interchangeable lens cameras and it can carry EoS M, EFM 18-55, EFS 55-250, Tamron 75-300 with very little room left.
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Hello Tracie,The bag will hold the camera, tripod and batteries easily. I believe I fit all things listed and I Love the Camera. Be Blessed, Larry
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Yes, it has ample room for the telescope, tripod and several accessory items.
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I think it would fit. The large bag is relatively large. It would fit easily if you remove the lens, and should with it on. A bit of advice, make sure you don't over stuff the bag particularly where seams are located. The hole for the string on the on I received was below the velcro and eventually ripped. Its good for simple items or for light water use. But if you going to use it for snorkeling or white water rafting you might want to consider something a little more durable. I hope this helps.
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I have a S&W; M&P; .40 (with an attached flashlight) in mine, and that is slightly larger than a Glock 23. There is not a ton of extra room, but it does fit.
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My opinion only...this bag doesn't work for me for serious (heavy) equipment. Although I can get some key gear to fit (5DIII, 24-70Lf2.8, 70-200Lf2.8, extra batteries and stuff) it's just not comfortable on a shoulder. I did get the optional shoulder pad but still. It's just not comfortable. If you have medium/small camera equipment...you should be fine.
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There is a pocket and strap for a light duty tripod. But unfortunately a large professional tripod fits awkwardly and is somewhat top heavy. I remedied this by purchasing a padded tripod sling. I love this bag. And it has ample protection and space for a lot of gear.
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I am not sure what size tripod you are speaking about. I put my Canon 60 D, an 18-200 zoom, short zoom and portrait lens in the bag along with a cloth bag with chargers, lenses. The bottom can be expanded. I love this bag. Great for traveling where you want to keep you cameras handy, safe and in front of you. A regular sized tripod base would be too long.