How easy or feasible is it to carry a Canon 1DX with a 300 mm f/2.8 attached to it in one holster and a 5D Mk III and a 70-200 attached to it on the
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Yes, I bought the system for about the same reason. I carry 200 to 500 attached to my camera on one side and a smaller lens with my camera on the other side. So that the lens extends down I placed the pin, without anything else, on the camera rather than on the support of the lens. For long hikes it can get heavy having both there but is great for switching back and forth between the two cameras.
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It's not a problem. It's a lot of weight but if you can handle the weight, so can the Spider!
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I have used it with a 5d mark III w/ 70 - 200 mm f 2.8 lens on one side and a 60d with 24-70 mm f 2.8 plus strobe on the other with no issues. So it should be able to support your kit I think.
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i agree that you could possibly rig it with a carabiner. i have used this bag for the past 10 months while shooting overseas. note that it's small. my rebel t2i fills almost the whole main compartment. the one pocket in front holds extra battery and such. not much room for anything else. good bag if you don't need extra space.
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i dont recomend more than 1 or 2 pounds... i used my canon 7D for 5 minutes and i was worried to loose it... maybe not.. but for to me... if you need more than 1 pound... try anotherone
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I have 2 bodies in this bad. A Canon 50D and a Canon 5D mark 3. I also have 2 lenses, 24-70mm and a 70mm-200mm. Plus 2 Speedlite flashes , 580EX and a 600ex. Extra Batteries, Chargers and A Gary Fong light sphere. In the other compartments, I have my laptop and IPad. I highly recommend this bag. It fits all my needs. It does get very heavy. I also use the outside attachment for my Manfrotto travel tripod. No complaints on this purchase. I wouldn't consider any other bag.
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I have the same problem with the right "clip" on mine. I gently spread the tines on the upper part of the "clip" each time I use it and it holds better. My primary camera is a Nikon D7000 with an 18-135mm lens. I carry my Nikon D80 with a 10-24mm lens in the second holster. I would like to keep my 70-300 lens on the D80, but lens creep makes that out of the question. The cameras do seem very heavy, but things stay together now. I believe part of the problem is the way the clip is attached at an angle which seems to put more stress on one side of the "clip." I plan to replace the "clips" with heavier spares I have if the problem continues to worsen. I really like the carrier and my only complaint is with the small "clips."
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You might be able to 'cram' all that in, but there would be little room to spare, if any.I use it with a micro-4/3 body and 2 lenses plus spare batteries and charger. Just right for that size gear.Bottom line = look at a larger bag if you want to be comfortable.
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I would say yes. I carry my Canon 7D with a macro 35mm lens attached and have room for my Tamron 18-270mm lens. My flash attachment can ride in the top part of the bag with room for my filters.
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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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I'm not sure what is a heavy dslrI have used a 5d and a t3i on my rig and it holds it no problem. As long as you tighten everything you will be fine.
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The heaviest rig I have is a Canon 7D with a 70-200L 2.8 and it handles it well (with the lens collar of course). Don't think I would go any heavier, especially if it was a 500mm prime.
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not without an adapterwhy get a lighter body and still haul around heavy lenses? I now carry 2 e-m5 with a 3rd lens in my bag, I am ready for anything, with less weight than I was carrying with just one body and the bigger heavier lens.
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It is quite easy for me to carry with one arm. I had to have help putting it up on at tripod. I am very pleased with the unit. I ran it for three hours with the AA batteries. I bought another unit from Amazon and returned it. It cut out on me and I could not use it. The Roland is a good choice. If you don't like it, you can always send it back.
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Mine was great. I can fit a 5D just fine with the Canon 70-200 f/2.8. I don't have the lens hood on, but I don't think it would be a problem.
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That would probably be fine - but I have to tell you, I use mine on a Canon EOS T1i and carry it a lot, and have never had a hint of a problem with the strap as is. I really like this thing (though it took several tries to figure out how to put it over my head in the correct orientation, LOL). I wish I had had these back when I was carrying multiple heavy cameras, including two Hasselblads!
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The holster does hold a 70-200 very well. I am thinking of getting the extra pouch to store the extra lens so i can switch the lenses if needed. I just used it this past weekend and didn't have an issue. However be careful as the camera will have a swing to it and if you are out and about ("idiots" will bump into it) so i would keep my hand on the camera just to protect it.
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Easily... I have a Canon 60D with a battery grip, 2-430 EXII flashes, a case with 3 Pocket wizard Flex TT5's, and accessories, 4 lens of various sizes, a 17" Notebook computer, batteries, manuals, and whole bunch of accessories, and a full sized tripod. It is a big backpack, has a handle on the top, many belts so when you put in on it's not going anywhere but with you. The problem is you get so much stuff in it it gets heavy.... Construction seems to be good, zippers work ok.
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I am sure you can, I also own 2 of these and here is what I can fit in it...All Canon 1Dx, 5D mark III with battery grip, 5d Mark III without battery grip, 100mm 2.8,14mm 2.8,24 mm1.4,35mm 1.4,85mm 1.2,70-200mm 2.8, 600 RX RT(3 units + trigger), 24 batteries,4 extra camera battery, garyfong diffuser,snoots, gels + ELINCHROM ranger quarda + 2 heads , JOBY GorillaPod and go pro with 4-5 attachments. you can see my work here www.robinsaini.com or www.facebook.com/robinsainiphotography