Is this bag able to carry a Sigma 70-200mm 2.8 lens while leaving a different lens (say a 28-135mm) attached to the body?
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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/enE5F05 http://imgur.com/7FGRmKP Good luck!
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That will depend on the camera you have and whether or not you have a battery grip. I have a 7D with battery grip and a Tamron 70-200. With a Canon 24-105 on the camera, I can adjust the internal dividers just enough to get the 70-200 lens in there and there's room on the other side for a speedlight. But, it would be tight.....
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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!
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Gus, I carry a Sony A77 with a Tamron 18-270 attached, a Sony 16-50 2.8 lens in a protective case, and still have room to just squeeze in my Sigma 135-400 all in the lower section of the Slingshot. It is a tight fit for the Sigma which measures 8" by 4 1/2". There is still lots of room in the upper section for batteries, charger units and etc. Having said that I don't like to carry all that much on long hikes, but the bag will hold it. I LOVE this sling bag as I don't get unbalanced walking about, and it swings around so I can use both hands to get things, make lens changes etc. Hope this helps a bit. Gus, I carry a Sony A77 with a Tamron 18-270 attached, a Sony 16-50 2.8 lens in a protective case, and still have room to just squeeze in my Sigma 135-400 all in the lower section of the Slingshot. It is a tight fit for the Sigma which measures 8" by 4 1/2". There is still lots of room in the upper section for batteries, charger units and etc. Having said that I don't like to carry all that much on long hikes, but the bag will hold it. I LOVE this sling bag as I don't get unbalanced walking about, and it swings around so I can use both hands to get things, make lens changes etc.... » Read More Gus, I carry a Sony A77 with a Tamron 18-270 attached, a Sony 16-50 2.8 lens in a protective case, and still have room to just squeeze in my Sigma 135-400 all in the lower section of the Slingshot. It is a tight fit for the Sigma which measures 8" by 4 1/2". There is still lots of room in the upper section for batteries, charger units and etc. Having said that I don't like to carry all that much on long hikes, but the bag will hold it. I LOVE this sling bag as I don't get unbalanced walking about, and it swings around so I can use both hands to get things, make lens changes etc. Hope this helps a bit. « Show Less
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I have my Canon 70D with 70-300mm lens attached in bag and it fits perfectly. And there is still plenty of room for an extra lens or two.
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Yeah, with no problem. It is lined with velcro and different sized adjustable separators so you can besically fit your equipment however you want. I can fit a body, kit lens, and telephoto, with room to spare.
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I have 70-300 lens and it barely fits. So, I would say no. It will fit in the side compartment but not attached to the camera in the main compartment.
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I have a Canon T3i, the 50 mm and the 70-300, plus I use my Panasonic FZ200 and I sent this bag back, wouldn't hold it all. I've given up on a bag short of seeing it in person and trying it out myself.
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That is correct. My 75-300mm fits snuggly but anything bigger than that like the 70-200mm wouldn't fit. It's still a great bag! Hope that helps!
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It will be too small for a 200mm lens, only my kit lens fits in this bag. I got a bigger one from amazon recently & it holds my 200mm lens and kit lens really well. But this camera bag is really handy I think it would work for kit lenses or macro lenses.
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It does hold the Canon 70-200 lens with hood. It is a monster of a case in that it takes up so much room in my camera bag as to consider it a hindrance. If you have the space, it is fine. If you don't I would recommend you go back to the original Canon lens case which is much much smaller and put the hood inside your camera bag.
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I have a Canon 70-135mm lens and it fits with hood attached -- no problem in the second to largest bag. However, the lens w/o hood could fit in the next smallest bag.So yes I think you will have no problem. BTW, the quality of these bags is very high -- well padded and draw strings that close tightly.Hope this helps.
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this bag will hold your lens,I have the canon 28 to 300 as well as my 40d a canon video camera two other lens and adapters I also have my mono pod filters and charging cords in the case. I carry a mac book air and my iPad so you shouldn't have a problem with camera and lense
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It is a great camera bag when using the 70-200MM lens. It has just a single padded shoulder strap. Not two similar to a backpack function. It does have attachment rings on the holster that you might be able to rig up something or just attach to an existing backpack.
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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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I have the 70-200mm F2.8 (no IS) and it fits in the bag. I think in my review I only mentioned the 100-400mm and that lens longer. I also had the tripod mount on it when it was in the bag. It will NOT fit with it ON the camera body in the compartment.
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I doubt it, I have 2 additional lenses (tele and fish eye) and Canon 7D with wide-angle lens on it. I can carry everything in this bag with no battery grip attached, once I attach battery grip I usually carry my camera separately... it seems about several centimeters bigger than the bag.
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Yes the 70D with that lens will fit. The bag rotates from the back to the front while still over the shoulder allowing the camera to be removed.
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The body w/lens will but I'm not sure about the grip as I don't own one yet, however, I think it should. Hopefully someone else will chime in. My advice would be to order this bag and one or two more you're considering and see how you like the fit of your gear as well as the fit on your body, and then return the losers. That's how I ended up with this bag which carries a ton of stuff and is very comfy to wear (I'm tall, overweight, and well-endowed).
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Based on the Specs I see for the D800 w/ 28-300mm lens you will have plenty of room for the camera and lens together. The padded compartment is completely configurable. This is a great bag with great protection and security for your camera equipment. I have the 22 and my wife has the 16 and they were perfect for our recent Ugandan gorilla trek.
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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