Looking 4 actual dimensions as I am trying to fit a D7100 with battery holder,Nikon 300 F4 w/Nikon 1.4 converter? 13" L, 6" W, 7" T, 5" @ lens mount
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The Lowepro website has a "Bag Finder" page into which you enter camera and lens dimensions that may help determine if one of their bags fits your needs.
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Exterior dimensions: 5.5" long, 4" high, 2.25" deep -- My camera is 4.25" long, 2.5" high, 1.25"deep and fits nice and securely.
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Don't know the exact dimensions as I no longer have, but it fits an nex 6 with the 16 to 50 lens perfectly
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I gave it as a gift so I don't have the exact dimensions to reference but it was small: approximately 7X5X4. It's just large enough to hold a single camera body and maybe a small lens.
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I BOUGHT BAG FOR MY CANON EOS 60D 18-55 WITH DUAL BATTERY PACK and Hand grip...IT DIDN'T FIT. IT MADE A NICE BAG FOR MY OTHER LENSES. I MEASURE INNER DIMENSIONS AS 9 1/2" long X 3" wide X 9 1/2" deep.....its cool looking canvas bag with leather looking accents...
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The dimensions are approximately 5" wide x 4" high x 3.5" deep. These measurements include the mounting bracket on the bottom for height and the lens for the depth.
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I have a D7100 with a nikon 55-300mm and it fits.... its a tight fit... not sure what the dimensions are on the 18-200... it also fits with my tokina 12-24mm wide angle len..
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About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an extra battery and media card are always right at hand without having to hunt through my gear bag to find them. Try them, you will like them! About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an... » Read More About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an extra battery and media card are always right at hand without having to hunt through my gear bag to find them. Try them, you will like them! « Show Less
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I don't know because I don't know the dimensions of the camera and lense. However, it fits my Nikon D50 with a Tamron zoom lense (~1970's). Total length is about 10".
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I use it for the L22, so I measured the camera and it's 4" long x 2.25" wide x 1.25" high at the highest point, the case fits with just a small amount of extra room, enough for maybe an extra strap, maybe extra batteries, but it would be a tight fit for much more than that. Hope it helps.
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Hi, in the full open position the dimensions are: W:7.25"(185mm)xL:6-5/8"(170mm)xH:2.5"(63mm), this includes the lens covers on both ends. Hope this helps.
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I think it may be 5 inches deep x 6.8 wide. I am not sure where the 13.5 comes in. It is probably about 2 inches high. Its a standard rectangular fog lite size. One of mine leaked and I had to run a bead of silicone around the lens seam. The photo is correct. Decent fog lite.
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Not sure about your situation but maybe this will help. I have a D50 with a 18x200 lense and there is still enough room for me to lay a small battery charger on top and zip it up without problems. Hope that helps
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The case I have is 4 1/4" side to side, 1 1/8" front to back and 2 1/2"deep. These are inside dimensions. My camera is 4" x 1 1/8" x 2 1/2". The fit was tight at first, but has loosened up a little. The bottom center at the flap is open so I can push my camera out of the tight case.
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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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About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an extra battery and media card are always right at hand without having to hunt through my gear bag to find them. Try them, you will like them!
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My camera is about 4.3 x 1.7 and it is a tight fit. It Also depends in the orientation of the camera inside the pouch(my lenses get in a way a bit)and if there are any accessories in the zippered compartment like spare batteries, memory cards and so forth. It is a nice pouch, has great cushioning, craftsmanship and portability.I noticed (I have it now in my hand and putting the camera in it) that it has stretched out since I bought it and the camera fits better.I am sure yours will do fine since is e little smaller and will stretch with time.