Will this bag hold my Canon T21, 18 - 135 mm lens and allow space for future lens additions or should I get a different bag?
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I can put a Nikon 80-200 f2D in one of the side pockets. A 35-70 on the camera in the sling and an SB-800 Speed Light and some other goodies in the other side pocket.
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It may hold that lens in one of the two side pockets, but it would be tight, and not as well protected. I keep my 50-200mm in the main case area, and that is a just right fit.I would say it would make a great easy carry short shoot bag, especially since it has a tripod carry on it. But, anything beyond that lens size wise, you'd probably need a larger or deeper case.
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Marmie - I've got a Nikon 3100 with a 18-55 mm attached in bag. The side pocket holds my 55-200mm. The other side pocket holds all the charger gear and cords & camera cleaners. In the spot where your camera goes there is ample room also. I've got a flash attachment there. You should be fine. I don't know how big a Canon T21 is but hopefully it is similar to mine. I have thoroughly enjoyed mine. It even has a Velcro loop for my big tripod. Hope this helps..
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I bought this bag for my Sony camera which is not so big by itself. But it is a pretty big bag, and additional lens will fit I think.
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Its a pretty big case , I'm 99% sure it will fit a kit lens with hood attached in reverse. I use this bag for heavier lenses and it gives plenty of room. Have you checked the 11 x 14 cm sizing vs lens specs?
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I am not sure, but in mine I have my Canon T3i with a 18-270 lens, along with a 10-22mm, 50mm, 40mm and a 18-55 lens. Further, I carry my flash, charger a couple of waterproof covers and several cords. All of this is stored in the back part of the bag, with the camera being accessed from the top. The internal compartments are adjustable, so I would imagine it will fit that. I have configured mine so that most of the lenses are in the middle row to help with weight distribution. I hope this helps.
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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.
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I use my case with a Nikon D200 and an 18-270 Tamron lens and it fits nicely with room on the sides for a flash unit. Great bag.
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I doubt it, this bag has a nice look but I sent it back because it was not practical for my camera plus two lenses , etc.
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Hi J. I have a Nikon D3200 with a 18-200 mm lens that fits perfectly in this bag
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It may be a tight fit. I had only one extra lens and it filled the bag. I would probably order the next size up.
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Yes! I have this bag and carry my Canon T5i (with attached lens) as well as four separate lenses, all in the bottom of this bag - which is padded and sectioned off from the top by a zipper. The top portion of the bag I just fill with little knickknacks like my battery charger, and lens cleaner.
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It is a decent size bag and has a few other compartments. It should hold most cameras and an additional lens. I use it for a camcorder and accessories.
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I'm confident that it will fit, no problem. Also, I put my T4i, which is the same size, in my bag with the EF-S 18-135mm STM lens attached and the Canon lens hood attached to the lens, facing out--and it still fits. Besides the camera, I put the charger, cord, an SD card reader for my iPad, and a lens pen in the front pocket, with some room to spare. In the two small inner pockets I keep pre-moistened lens cleaning towellets by Zeiss and a Canon wireless remote in it's case. I have a full size camera bag as well, but I rarely use it. This MegaGear bag is perfect for my needs. And after carrying it for a year, every day, it still looks as good as new. I love this bag. It fits everything I need as I take my camera with me, everywhere, every day, and looks great. It fits just fine inside my TimBuk2 messenger bag as well.
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Hello Mickey, You could fit the camera and 18-135mm lens in it, but it will be snug. You would be able to fit a second small lens in the case as well, but again it will be very snug. Basically the camera is slightly wider than the opening of the bag, so when the camera is placed in the bag on its side, its a little tight to pull out. Regards, Roozbeh OC camera
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You might be able to 'cram' all that in, but there would be little room to spare, if any.I use it with a micro-4/3 body and 2 lenses plus spare batteries and charger. Just right for that size gear.Bottom line = look at a larger bag if you want to be comfortable.
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Not likely too big. There's a good chance that this bag will be about right (I'm not familiar with the exact size of the Canon D70). Generally speaking, one body + two lenses, along with a small collection of accessories, is what this bag is designed to hold. Good luck and happy shooting.
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I have a 24-105 in the main compartment and I could probably fit a small prime lense in with it as well. You could put the other lens in the main pocket but it wouldn't be very secure. My main use for this bag is when I want one bigger lense and maybe a small prime lens when I go hiking/mountain climbing. If you are looking for something with more storage, I would go with a different bag that gives up a little bit of of the hiking space storage for more lens compartments.
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It would be incredibly hard to put all that in the bag. I only fit my canon 7d, 50mm, and kit lens