Will a DSLR camera with lens fit in this or should I get a larger pack?
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I've put a small lap top and 2 days worth of clothes in mine. Not sure what size the camera and lenses are. Dimensions of bag should be listed in Amazon discription
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Get a larger pack. I haven't tried a DSLR, but I carry an ARC planner and a Chromebook and those take up most of the main compartment. The other pouches are great, but to pack a DSLR with lens and accessories, it would be awkward and clunky. Just my opinion.
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The case is just roomy enough for the camera. I don't believe the lens would fit.
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I think it will fit with no problems. I keep a Nikon D70 and a Sony A33 both with extra lenses. Compartments on inside are held in with Velcro and are easily adjusted to your needs
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Not sure about your camera size, but our nikkon d3100 fits fine with either of the lenses we have attached. There are three separate sections (2 with Velcro closures) in the section you would store the camera in. They are moveable. I highly recommend this bag.
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I have my Canon 70D with 70-300mm lens attached in bag and it fits perfectly. And there is still plenty of room for an extra lens or two.
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Hi. Sorry but the pack isn't so big. You may can fit one lense and the camera in it, but not two.
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I use it to protect a small camcorder. The lens should fit in there with no problem with room for maybe some other small accessories also or small bubble wrap for additional padding if so desired.
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Hello Charles, I suppose this could hold some lenses as well. It is an ok size bag with some additional pockets. A lot will depend on the size of your camera as well. Sincerely, Greg Soohov
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Yes, it fits your camera with that lens. The lens end can expand (by opening a zipper) and can fit a much bigger lens too. You can even fit the Nikon 55-300mm with the camera body in that bag. On the outside, it also has a zippered small pouch on one side, a stretch pocket on another side. It also has a velcro closing pocket on the inside of the cover. I have found it useful and protective and not as cumbersome as the camera backpack I also own.
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I have the d3001 which is a small camera. I Put it in lens first in the middle compartment. I'm not sure if your bigger camera will fit. I'm going to my camera store in the next couple days. I will bring the bag along & test it with a bigger camera & then add it to my review
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I don't know the size of your camera, but I put a Cannon sl1 wit a 55-250 lens and a 18 - 55 lens (one attached to camera) comfortably in bag along with other small accessories.
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I have Nikon D700 and it only can fit in with the 50mm lens (not any zoom lenses). It's a great bag though! and I would totally recommend it for any smaller cameras. For a pro-level dslr you need something bigger.
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It's a decent sized bag. I routinely carry a large U lock, change of clothes, wallet, phone, and miscellaneous stuff without difficulty. Can't speak to the particular camera, but my wife has a Nikon DSLR and it will fit easily.
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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...
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Yes, the big has lots of space. Your camera and lens will all fit in the bottom section of the bag.
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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.
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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.