Sigma 50-500 Bag: Does anyone have any recommendations on a backpack that can contain the Sigma, avg DSLR, and a couple of lens, flash.
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I recently bought an Amazon Basics camera backpack and I carry my Sony Alpha A77V, the Sigma 50-500 mm a HVL-F42 flash unit and a Sony 18-200 lens and cables and my Pentax 8x43 birding binoculars. I thoroughly recommend it.
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Same bag I got --- even the new flash fits in it nicely.Other things that came in handy:Lenscap leashLens brush/cleaner
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Thanks all for your suggestions. I did buy the Lowepro Rezo 110 AW and it is indeed a perfect fit. Enough room to accomodate accesories - extra batteries, memory card etc. Not too big, Not too small. This is a perfect bag for Canon Powershot SX10 IS indeed!
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better you should buy the Lowepro Flipside 300 Backpack, the lowepro 200 can be small for your camera and equipment
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I like this one especially if you are carrying the 55-200mm and a few lenses. Lowepro Fastpack 250 DSLR Camera BackpackIt opens from side without having to take it off. I have a Fuji X-T1 (which I really like for the most part).
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I use a Nikon D7000 with Tamron 17-55, Sigma 55-200 and a Yongnuo speedlite and I can put everything into the bag (with any lense mount in the body). I hope I help you...
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I have a Canon Rebel, and I was able to fit it in with 2 other lenses, and it still has some wiggle room. I was also able to fit a tablet and a myriad of other things that I needed in here as well, such as my camera charger, extra battery, water bottle, etc. The only problem I've found with it is that it's sort of hard to maneuver around the backpack, and the rain guard is on the inside of the backpack, so it gets in the way easily. If you're looking for something easy, this is it!
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Tony check this,it solved my questions, hope u fund it useful. http://nofilmschool.com/2012/08/which-dslr-camera-bag-right-for-you/
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I just got back from 3 weeks in Africa. I carried a Rebel T4i body, 70-300 lens, 18-55 mm lens and an SX 40 Power Shot in the bottom compartment. Binoculars, a jacket and some misc stuff all fit in the top. I did use a divider from another bag to separate the smaller lens. Plenty of room in this bag and it held up beautifully. I really like this bag.
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When I used this bag I had a D7000, a Sigma 10-20, a Nikon 18-200 and two SB flashes in it.
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I have the d5300 with 18-140 lens and it fits perfectly. Could accommodate 2 more smaller lens but not sure about the 50-300. Might be too long for the depth of the bag. Love the bag though especially for travel.
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Hi! CuteLunatic, You are quite "Welcome"! .. I also wanted this particular camera bag / backpack as I need to pack some documents also for my trip in August 2015. This is much more than just as camera bag. Also, it was made for ( Nikon ) cameras & lenses, so I figured their design specs must be rather rigid for the final manufactured product.Thank You for your reply,Stu
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Yes. I also have a Nikon DSLR that normally has the 18-55 lens attached and a 55-200 in one compartment. I also have two chargers with extra batteries, a Magellan geochache device, as well as all the charging cords. Plenty of room for all of it! I get lots of compliments on the bag, and my husband isn't embarrassed to be seen with it on his shoulder! I could not be happier with the wear, as it has been on several beach vacations, reunions, and is the permanent storage for my beloved camera! One of my best purchases ever from Amazon.
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I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm PRIME in there too).I think when I measured the large internal lens compartment it was 8.5" long. I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm... » Read More I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm PRIME in there too).I think when I measured the large internal lens compartment it was 8.5" long. « Show Less
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Its not as huge as a backpack. Will be a good size for your equipment. I have a D3100 with 2 lenses and have space for one more.
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I would suggest the Kata KT DR-465 or the Kata KT DL-DR-465. I love the bag quality and it protects the camera and lenses really well.
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I have a Nikon D3200, a18-55, and a 55-200 lens in bag. There is still a 2inchx4inch compartment in bag for flash. I also have Vivitar wide and teleconverter in side pouches. Bag has inside pouch for filtrers,etc a front pouch and two side pouches. Have everything that came with camara plus extras I have bought.