Can you access a DSLR with a lens (about the size of the kit lens) from the side zipper while walking with the backpack on at least one shoulder?
179029
This is a pretty big bag but I don't think it was designed as a quick access bag. I use mine as a carry on bag to keep from having to check it in when traveling.
179030
There is no access into the bag from the sides, just a pocket for accessories on each side. I use this more as a bag to keep everything together as it is very large and heavy when filled. I would not take it hiking...Would use a smaller one I have for that.
179031
It's not designed as a quick draw bag. It has no side or compartment zippers. Its set up like a normal backpack. It's meant for transporting a lot of gear, a lot of weight safely and organized. So I'm sure could manage too do that if you set the zippers and angled the camera right. But I doubt it would the most comfortable thing. For something carry less and be able take out and use on the fly. I recommend think tanks turnstyle bags. Yours sacrificing most of the room. But it holds all you could need for day too day non professional use.
519689
No.That would over pack the bag, which will not be good for any of the equipment you listed. Plainly put, the camera and lens won't fit. This bag is NOT meant for a DSLR. A DSLR backpack has specific spots and dividers to protect the camera and lenses. This does not. Its a great bag, but not one that I would overpack, or carry a camera in...
399663
The case has a pocket on top for the camera without lense and then lenses can be placed in the main body of the bag. I have put the camera in the main body rearranging things with a lens up to 300mm I think and then put my either regular lens in the top pocket or my wide angle. We actually have two of these bags because they are so light, so great to carry and we can get both our equipment in the two. We have two canon 5d's with L lens in wide angle, mid range to 105, zoom 100-33 and zoom 70-200. Hope this helps. I have been happy. We had these huge backpacks and I usually take them and leave in car with part of the excess equipment--chargers, extra filters, etc. Just use the slings for portable shooting and if I take a tripod I have to carry it separately. There is not as much padding as my expensive backpacks, but we just cannot hike with those. They are too heavy.
1113546
I have this camera and lens and find that you can get it in, but the case is really a bit too short for best results. It's a little hard to fit in the strap and to zip the case.
1501900
You can input a 2nd lens lens in camera compartment but space is a bit tight with is this design.
102420
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.
835688
Lindsey, this is not like a Lowpro slingshot bag where you can pull your camera out in a hurry. For quick access to your camera get a Canon Zoom Pack 1000 (Holster Style) and use the backpack to carry the rest of your gear. Before I got too many lenses, flashes, and accessories, I stored the camera in the Zoom pack, and put that inside the backpack.
1258627
I keep a couple of lenses in my bag. I keep a Tamron 24-70 2.8 on my camera nearly on all the time and it fits in the middle very nicely. I've posted a couple images with a ruler so you get a sense of size and capacity.Overall, I like the bag. However, it is not much good shifting it to the right shoulder. I wished there was a more universal solution. Left shoulder only!http://imgur.com/enE5F05http://imgur.com/7FGRmKPGood luck!
1708238
The bag can carry one mounted lens and an extra lens.I have a 70-200mm F4.0, which is slimmer but I guess has the same length (needs to be verified!), it fits as the second lens. I can't take it while mounted on the camera.I just tried it again now, just to be sure, I can squeeze it in while mounted, but I don't recommend it as it will most likely damage the zipper.
1037104
I have not had my telephoto lens attached while wearing it. But have to say that I barely notice my camera while hiking.
230352
I would say yes but it would be tight while attached and if you have more than one extra lens you're carrying, probably not. The walls inside are completely adjustable so with just one extra lens, I'd give it a try. I recommend the bag. I've been happy with it.
1843964
This bag fit if you have one additional lens. Meaning 1 lens attach to the camera and 1 more to change. If not, you can just use the camera and lens. The spare room can be used for wallet, key, etc...this bag is very comfortable, easy to access when need it. Good protection of the camera. I love it
1175157
yes! i can carry my 7D and 2 more lens and still more space on it. its really awesome bag .
811525
Not while mounted to the camera. You can configure the longest place in the bag for 27-28 cm of length at most. Your lens is about to 25.Long story short. I would not recommend it for you. You need something bigger. It's a great bag, just not for your specific needs.
1336935
Hi Rob, yes, you can attach a small tripod using the side strap of the backpack. Thanks_Mitch
196911
You can modify the inserts configuration at the bottom so I believe you can, in particular if it is one body and one lens.The question then would be to know how many lenses you wish to carry.
333842
HalloYes it can! I am so glad I bought this! Its got the space and feels great on shoulders! I Put my nikon d4s and d800 and several lenses in it! Its great!