Will the pack hold an iPad AND a DSLR at the same time?
1698142
Yes. There is a zippered pocket on the side. My iPad mini fits with room to spare. I also have Nook hd+ that fits.
1698143
it would hold a smaller tablet or mini ipad , but probably not a regular sized ipad
646049
No, there is not enough space for the ipad. The main compartment can hold a dslr camera with a len (18-50mm) on it and a additional len (max size nikon 50-200mm) . Hpoe it help.
2030352
It will comfortably hold the camera with standard lens, plus one other lens, but not two. The bag is smaller than it appears.
1132002
No. It's too small. I returned it and bought the Baggallini women's touring tote and inserted the Ciesta flexible camera partition for DSLR & SLR lens & all fit perfectly including w/my iPad. Took to India for a 3 wk trip and it worked great. Hope this helps!
557139
You would not have any problem arranging your equipment in the back pack. I have my Canon T3, three lens, flash, remote charger, and other equipment. I have a HP Pavilion g7 and it fits very well into the slot in the back.
1473042
Check which one you are ordering, it comes in several sizes. Mine holds my DSLR with lens attached, two extra lenses, and my speedlite, with extra accessories.
1175157
yes! i can carry my 7D and 2 more lens and still more space on it. its really awesome bag .
2033363
I tried it. In my bag is a Nikon D40 SLR with its regular lens on, the telephoto lens, my flash, the battery charger and a mini-tripod. In the outside pockets I have a tissue pack, a protein bar, and a water bottle. I can easily add a mini-ipad. I can also snugly fit a regular ipad. The place that I put the ipad does not any extra padding (there is extra padding where the SLR and telephoto lens are placed). With either the mini or regular ipad in the bag and everything else I listed, you're pretty much at full capacity.
755525
There is sufficient room for several (3-5) iPads (8"X10") in the upper pouch.Anything larger than 8"X10" will not fit
1650253
I don't think so unless you don't mind it sticking out of the pack. You'll have to move some of the partitions in order to get it in so you'll lose some of that storage space. Right now my longer lens and camera with a shorter lens take up the whole bottom half perfectly...there is no extra room. You really can't fit one more thing in there. The top part is just enough room for my wallet, sunglasses etc.
1141392
I believe it would. Mine houses a largish video camera with ease and several lenses plus other peripheral gear. It's a great case. Very versatile.
1611343
No, it will only hold the camera with the 14/42mm lense attached. It's a very snug fit too.
347320
I have two cameras (one film and one big digital), one attached lens and an additional 70-300 lens, plus a lot of extra junk that seems to accumulate. I agree with Richard Sajdak that more might feel tight but it is possible. I have been really happy with this backpack! Also did very well in rainy SE Asia, nothing got wet.
242169
IMHO, this pack would be too small to comfortably fit your MBP and DSLR and stuff. I find my bag a little too narrow to fit anything bulky. I carry my 13" MBP, accessories and a few small/medium books on a regular basis, and the pack is stuffed. FYI, I did buy my wife a Lowepro Passport Sling camera bag which offers easy access and padded compartment specifically for her camera, and she loves it.
1176255
Probably not a good idea as the pack is not quite that sturdy. I use mine for light day trips and hiking. I sometimes take my iPad and that's about the max size I would take. Hope this helps.
1265676
Yes. I can fit my ipad in the computer slot without sacrificing space for camera gear.
2212290
hi,as per tamrac it will hold *a compact DSLR with a 6" lens attached and 1-2 extra lenses or a complete mirrorless camera system with extra lenses