Is it deep enought for a canon 60D with battery grip &amp; lens?
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I have a 7D (and formerly a 50D) with a 70-200 f/2.8L II IS mounted to it in the center of the pack and there's still room for a 24-105 at the bottom. When the pack is laying flat the body/lens is sitting base down, and the extra lens is sitting on its lens cap. Maybe that's what the other reviewer meant? I just have to rotate the tripod ring 180 degrees so the foot is on the top of the lens when stored in the bag. You MIGHT squeeze a 60D with grip in there like that. I leave Manfrotto Rapid Connect plates on each of my bodies (and the tripod ring of the 70-200), which adds a little extra height to them. I tried my 5DII with grip in one of the side pockets and it is slightly too tall, even without the Manfrotto plate attached, so I leave the grip in a box in the trunk of my car until I need to attach it to the body for a shoot. I don't have a grip for the 50D which I recently upgraded with the 7D, and haven't tried the grip for the 7D to see if it will fit in the bag. I also carry a 430EXII, a 28-135 (Don't ask me why, it rarely gets used), a Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 (great lens on the crop bodies), a 50 f/1.4, an extra bodycap/rear lens cap set and a "rocket" type blower in the main compartment. There's plenty of room in the other pockets for batteries, CF cards, spare lens caps, cleaning supplies, etc. I've had mine almost two years and it is still in great shape. I've been VERY pleased with it.
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It was plenty of protection for my Canon 60D plus 2-3 lenses, so I believe the answer is yes (not so familiar with your camera). I'd defiantly recommend doing some measurements though to be sure this isn't too wide for your laptop bag. I used mine in a large purse & left the cover off for easy access, loved it!
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The case is pretty well constructed. One large compartment with two velcro dividers for flexibility gives you upto 3 sections. Internal dimensions are 8" along the back, 6 inches deep and 6 inches high. So if your camera is smaller than that you should be able to fit it in.I keep my camera in the center compartment, the 55-200 lens in a side compartment, the third one is big enough for spare batteries, charger, a small tripod and cleaning equipment. Also there is a zippered compartment in front for batteries, SD cards etc.
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The insides are fully Velcro adjustable so u can custom fit most cameras . its also deep.. I put my camera with lenses attached inside with no problem
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Not sure. But I had a Canon T3i with Battery grip and it wasn't even close. The lens was a 17-55mm kit lens. I ended up returning the bag. The bag is well made.
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It will fit the camera and the lens, but I think it will be too tight for the battery grip. I mean it will fit, but will be a bit tight to take it in and out. What I usually recommend to my friends is to go to a camera store and try it out.
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No this will not fit either camera with a battery grip. I usually carry the 24-105 lens and unzip the bottom portion. Your best option is to go with the next size up or two sizes up.
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yeah it wont fit maybe if your dslr is super short or something but i have a t3i as well and it does not get close to fitting with the battery grip on it
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Yeah definitely (and with room to spare). Used to have a Nikon D800 with a battery grip with a 70-200mm VRII at the ready in the toploading zoom part of the bag so you can imagine.
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My Nikon D-7000 with a 18-200mm zoom lens fits into the holster nicely. I have not used it with my 300mm lens, but fill sure it will hold it too since there is a zipper extension at the end of the holster. I am not familiar with the battery grip you mentioned, so cannot comment on that item. I recently used the holster for over 10 days of vigorous hiking and maneuvering through some tight and dusty places. The holster worked like a charm with no worries about hitting my camera gear against rocks or keeping it enclosed while moving etc. The holster is well designed and made with quality material. It even has a zipped-in water-proof cover. Good luck! My Nikon D-7000 with a 18-200mm zoom lens fits into the holster nicely. I have not used it with my 300mm lens, but fill sure it will hold it too since there is a zipper extension at the end of the holster. I am not familiar with the battery grip you mentioned, so cannot comment on that item. I recently used the holster for over 10 days of vigorous hiking and maneuvering through some tight and dusty places. The holster worked like a charm with no worries about hitting my camera gear against rocks or keeping it enclosed while moving etc. The holster is well designed and made with quality... » Read More My Nikon D-7000 with a 18-200mm zoom lens fits into the holster nicely. I have not used it with my 300mm lens, but fill sure it will hold it too since there is a zipper extension at the end of the holster. I am not familiar with the battery grip you mentioned, so cannot comment on that item. I recently used the holster for over 10 days of vigorous hiking and maneuvering through some tight and dusty places. The holster worked like a charm with no worries about hitting my camera gear against rocks or keeping it enclosed while moving etc. The holster is well designed and made with quality material. It even has a zipped-in water-proof cover. Good luck! « Show Less
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Not snug. A telephoto will fit. I added a strap to hold two spare batteries for my T4i. It's not GROSS overspace.
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Very, very good question. My DSLR with mounted 55-300mm lens will fit in the large compartment with a 28-80mm lens and padded foam dividers....however, my flash will NOT fit in the same compartment. But I can fit it into the top compartment and still have enough room for an extra camera battery and extra set of 4 AA batteries for the flash. BUT if you're out on a hike, there won't be much more room for items like snacks, mini first aid items, sunscreen, etc.
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Hi Mitch, I purchased the bag for a Nikon D300. With a battery grip & attached 50mm lens, I couldn't get it to fit properly having tried several diff ways. Not sure how the 7D body compares in size the the Nikon, but would think it's not that much different. I ended up returning as the camera compartment wasn't large enough for my needs. The larger 22L bag may work, but I haven't seen it in person to determine. Hope this helps.
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Hey,With the battery grip the body itself would not fit under the cage, however the lens would. So just connect the camera to the baseplate and move the baseplate along the rails to ensure the lens is the only thing under the cage arms. Hopefully this makes sense and to put it in a simple answer, yes it would fit :).Have a great day.
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It will fit the camera and the lens, but I think it will be too tight for the battery grip. I mean it will fit, but will be a bit tight to take it in and out.What I usually recommend to my friends is to go to a camera store and try it out.
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No, this case would be too small for the 60D. It fits a small camera, like the Panasonic GF1 with a 20mm lens attached. Even the GF1 is a tight fit when using a longer lens, like the 14-45mm.
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Yes, I believe it should. My Canon EOS 50D with 270mm lens fits comfortably so your 60mm lens should fit. This is a great case for hiking by the way.