I read on a venue I'm going: "the use of small digital cameras, with an extended lens of 6" or less, are permitted". Can I take this one with me?
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Don't know how they will treat it, but the lens, fully extended, is exactly 6" from the back of the body (Panasonic DMC-FZ40). The view finder extends about 1/2 behind the back of the body. I'd go for it.... you don't have to zoom all the way out and you meet the under 6" requirement.
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With lens fully extended, it, plus the body of the camera measures 6.5".The full lens extension from the body of the camera is under 2 1/2"
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With lens fully extended, it, plus the body of the camera measures 6.5". The full lens extension from the body of the camera is under 2 1/2"
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I don't the dimensions of those particular lenses. Given their focal lengths, it seems they would be long. With one of the longer lenses attached to the camera, I don't think you would have a problem. I was surprised by how much I can fit in this bag. I really like it.
964783
Yes you can, this lens was intended for full frame cameras. I use it on my 5d mark
2163872
Yes, I can. I shoot f2.8 at 1:1 (the closest distance) most of the time (100% hand held).You might want to use a tripod first, see if you can have good image.
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�I'm sure you can, just as long as it's a phone or small camera, and not a tablet or huge phone or huge camera.
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I think not. There is only space for the camera and two lenses. One of those attached to the camera. There is another room to carry an external flash.
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Yes, with room to spare. The compartment is a little over 5" deep. Your lens adds 4" to the camera so 7" roughly in length. I've traveled with a 75-300 connected maxing out at a snug 9". I also have two other lenses currently in the same compartment. Its an amazing bag. I'm surprised how much I can pack for a day trip.
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I took a look at the lumix camera to me it looks like the lens will be too big for the opening. I don't think you would be able to use your zoom function. Hope this helps you out.
1055855
Yes you can use the lens. Just remember your effective focal length will be 600 mm. I am a professional photographer and use a D7100 instead of a 1.7 telecom better. I use this lens for sports mainly and wildlife.
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You definitely should be able too, the compartments in the bag are adjustable, in my bag I have two DSLR bodies(canon 40d and 70d), 4 lenses, and a Fuji S9100. Along with that I have a point and shoot and my gopro in there.
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I carry two bodies with lenses attached as well as one extra lens, flash and accessories without any trouble. A lot depends on what lenses you want to carry. It would be difficult to get a large zoom in the bag with two bodies and two other lenses but it depends on what you do and don't carry. I don't carry a laptop so can't offer any feedback there except to say I don't think it would fit as space is tight. I have the larger Airport bag as we'll and no problem getting everything in that.
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It should be ok. In my camera compartment I have my Sony a77 and three lenses total: 16-50mm 2.8; 55-200 3.5?; and a fat Rokinon 8mm fisheye.
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No reason why not ! My Nex 6 with two additional lenses plus other odds and ends ( filters ) where contained very well and comfortable to travel with ! Excellent bag !
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It depends on if you need to carry extension to your lenses or cases, etc. If it's just the DSLR itself, I would say you will still have room for a few other travel essentials. Hope this helps.
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Hard to say. Bigger would allow more flexibility in the event you got other accessories. Amazon is great about returns if it doesn't suit your purposes. Mine is pretty large for my needs... two cameras, flash, filters, cords, etc.; but I don't have a large lens and only a small secondary camera.
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Probably not. The 6 has an extended lens, different from the 5. I believe the Olloclip group has already made one available for the 6.
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You need something larger. This would be marginal at best, and the worst case might involve damage to your camera.