Is tis bag large enough to carry both the printer and a Canon Powershot S3 IS at the same time? If so, is there also room for batteries?
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It all depends on how many lenses and how large your printer is. I prefer to split them up, first to disperse the weight, second I have 8 different lenses and my printer is a canon selphy and I carry the power cords batteries film and paper with me. If all you have is the camera, printer, cords and batteries you should be ok.
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The camera bag is big enough to carry my DSL camera and lens . It has enough room for with good cousin to keep it safe every thing you carry also extra for my try pod so far i am enjoying it and i recommend it .
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Have the Canon T3i. The bag is a little too small for this camera and lenses. However the bag is good quality and would recommend for a smaller camera.
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I have a cannon rebel t3 and it fits in the bag. However, don't expect to fit much else in there.
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The camera itself fits in the case, but it is very small and will not fit the charger and the rest of the stuff...I generally use that case for travel (it is very convenient) and put batteries in the front pouch...there isn't really room for much else. If you want to bring other stuff you will need a bigger case.
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Thanks all for your suggestions. I did buy the Lowepro Rezo 110 AW and it is indeed a perfect fit. Enough room to accomodate accesories - extra batteries, memory card etc. Not too big, Not too small. This is a perfect bag for Canon Powershot SX10 IS indeed!
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I carry my camera in a little phone case that has a belt clip not a loop for fast & easy on and off the belt.. I definitely recommend picking up a small camera case for protection. I also like the lowepro Apex 20 AW CASE it has room for spare battery,sd card cable, cleaning cloth). (The Lowepro Napoli 20 case is very nice but no room for spare battery on this one). Casecrown ( SD1300IS 12 MP Digital Camera Carrying CaseCrown Black ) &lt; I like this one alot &gt; Canon PowerShot SD1300IS 12 MP Digital Camera Carrying CaseCrown Compact Travel Case (Black) Canon PowerShot SD1300IS 12 MP Digital Camera Carrying CaseCrown Compact Travel Case (Crimson) ...See my reviews on these two if you have the time... See my review on this camera , it has some cases there, and the camera review below mine has one he likes also... Hopes this helps. Be carefull of some of the canon cases, the metal magnet catch might scratch the camera, I am sure some people like them and have good luck with them, this is just my opinion... Good question ! How about this one Case Logic QPB-201 EVA Molded Compact Camera Case (Black), I have never used one but it seems nice...
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Yes but almost no room to spare for extra batteries, memory card. Wish I had bought a bigger one, but if you want one for just the camera & nothing else, this will fit the bill.
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This is what I've carried in this bag: Canon D60 with battery pack, 18-55mm mounted, 50mm, flash and some smaller accessories. There's still room for the laptop in the laptop compartment and I guess you could fit a telephoto but not in the camera compartment if you already have all of the stuff I mentioned. That compartment is for 2-3 small lenses or 2 lenses and a flash. Hope this helps.
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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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There appear to be adequate room for the cameras in question, with or without a battery grip. I have a (big) Sony, Alpha 100 with a 70-300mm lens, and there are lots of room left.
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That is a bigger bag than you think. Not separately. I actually returned this bag because it was bigger than I was expecting. I have gotten away from slr cameras. For day use it I think it would be ok.
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I really like this bag. I have a Canon DSLR with a bounce flash and 3 lenses and it all fits! I use all the pockets for the smaller accessories (battery packs, extra SD cards, lenz hood, pen and paper, money, and even hair ties for the windy days). There are A LOT of zippers, so I put a keychain on the zipper that makes my camera most accessible. My case did NOT come with any camera cleaning supplies, although it said it did. It does stand up when it is fully loaded which was important to me.
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Compartment is definitely large enough for the dslr, extra lens and some components if you plan to use the provided shoulder strap. It would require some additional padding if you plan to use as shown on a bike rack off road or on bumpy paths. Use mine for stuff that doesn't mind being jostled.
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No, it won't. I have a Canon SX40 HS with a wide strap and built-in lens, a Manfrotto 709B small tripod, and the battery charger for the camera which all fits well and safe but you couldn't get any more in it. The outside pockets carry little accessories but the main compartment is really only for one camera. I do like the bag.
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the bag is about the size of a large toaster. I keep my camera with an attached lens, 1 telephoto zoom lens, and an external flash on the inside of the bag. I put my lens filters, cleaning wand and numerous memory cards in the outside pockets. there is plenty of room for most everything you would need on a simple day trip.
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Yes, it looks like it should fit fine. As mentioned earlier the case will stretch. I hold Canon BP511 batteries in mine with no problem (these are quite big batteries). Works very well for keeping a spare battery handy.