will this hold a D4 with a 70-200 on it?
344642
I don't see why not you just need a good stable belt. You may want to get one of theirs.
344643
I don't know. I have a D7100 with a 28 - 125 lens which it holds with no problem.
344644
This version can hold up to 4 lbs. their website recommends the pro version (made of metal instead of plastic) for heavier gear. Hopefully that helps
344645
Honestly, I have not used it yet. But looking at it, that rig would probably be the upper end of what it could handle.
1896766
The bag will hold those lenses just fine, but the D610 with the grip attached will be tight. The compartments aren't very tall so gripped or pro bodies will need to be coaxed to get in, but it can be done. I was able to fit a canon 1d with a 70-200 attached.
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I think it will be quite secure. I've usedit with a D7100 ans the 18-200 lens. Not as heavy but should still work fine with your outfit.
298727
My opinion only...this bag doesn't work for me for serious (heavy) equipment. Although I can get some key gear to fit (5DIII, 24-70Lf2.8, 70-200Lf2.8, extra batteries and stuff) it's just not comfortable on a shoulder. I did get the optional shoulder pad but still. It's just not comfortable. If you have medium/small camera equipment...you should be fine.
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Per my review:In the lower removable section, I am able to house my D700 (NO grip, not needed for hiking) with a mounted 14-24 and unmounted 24-70 (or vice versa).I could also place my sb900 and a sandwich in the upper bag area or even the front pocket.I love this backpack. Perfect for Disneyland or multiple hours on your feet. Looks sweet, very comfortable, houses my d700 and 24-70 and 14-24 (D800 should be very similar in size), AND MOST IMPORTANTLY can carry diapers and diaper wipes in style :D
880808
I use this as a travel pod, and I have a d7100. Although your d810 is heavier I do think it will handle the extra load. I don't think it will handle it dropping it the drop slot, but since you have the L-bracket I feel it will do the job as long as you don't have a 14-24 hanging off the front. Good luck.
1973118
I've got a 60 incher on it, no problem. Would even handle a 70 if you need that kind of size.
610160
It is definitely a nice lightweight tripod, but I would not use it with that setup!A 5d 2 and a smaller lens maybe but not with a 70-200
1041683
Under NO circumstance could it hold a 70". It won't support my 46"!!! Before you buy, click on and read the 1 and 2 star reviews for major issues regarding manufacturer claims being false as to capacity.
197148
Yes, and with room to spare. I can fit my D700 with battery grip with 80-200mm f/2.8 with hood and my SB600 speed light all in my Toploader Pro 75 although it is a little snug at that point.
1346323
I'm not familiar with that lens, but I can say it holds my 200 with room to spare
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I'm holding two 27" dell ultrasharps on it, so I'd say probably? Make sure each thing you want to mount is under the weight limit, and it should be fine with adjustments of the tension screw.
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I have a 70-300 on one of my d4's and have no problem fitting it with the lens hood on. The other camera is a d4 with a 24-70 lens.
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Well, I don't know because I don't have those equipment. I have a D7000 with a 18-105 kit lens attached, a 70-300, A 35mm and a SB-700 in it's case, all inside the bag. I think the 18-200 is the same size as the 18-108, so I don't think you'll have a problem fitting it there. The bag is pretty big.Hope it helps.
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Dont know if it is attached but by them self the lens will fit seeing how its 3.8 x 8.0 and the 70-200mm is 3.4 x 8.1 and this bag is design to hold the 70-200mm f/2.8 lens by itself.. so it will hold the 80-400mm lens by itself now let me just add this in my use of this bag what you are asking my work if you dont close the top of the bag you might get it close but it wont close all the way now i do use a D7000 with a 70-300mm lens and it does close and work like that
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Per my review: In the lower removable section, I am able to house my D700 (NO grip, not needed for hiking) with a mounted 14-24 and unmounted 24-70 (or vice versa). I could also place my sb900 and a sandwich in the upper bag area or even the front pocket. I love this backpack. Perfect for Disneyland or multiple hours on your feet. Looks sweet, very comfortable, houses my d700 and 24-70 and 14-24 (D800 should be very similar in size), AND MOST IMPORTANTLY can carry diapers and diaper wipes in style :D
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