Will a 7D mk ii and 100-400 mk ii combo fit in the bag (lens mounted)? Also, do the contents remain dry when raining lightly?
892014
Best answer I can give is "probably". The center area seems like it would fit a longer lens like a 70-200L. If the 100-400 is comparable size, I'd expect it to fit.
892015
Yes it will fit. I routinely set my Nikon 70-200 F/2.8 lens in my FS 300. Also has room for spare batteries, memory cards, flash and various other items. As for it it will protect in a very light rain. I theory it should hold off light rain.
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.
1530121
In light rain the bag kept camera and accessories dry. Have not used it in snow. Love the bag, keeps things handy and carries well as back pack.
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.
1618026
Yes.... I carried a Canon 7D with a 70-200 L lens throughout Europe for two weeks. Just make sure you "Lock" the camera in place so prevent dropping the camera.
1097480
I imagine dust would be kept out no matter what. Will not accommodate a 300mm lens with camera, but will an 85 and maybe some accessories.
218372
I carry this exact combination in this bag on a regular basis. I am a motorsports photographer that covers events at Circuit of the Americas. In this bag I always have a 13" Air in the main compartment and also store my 7D (with battery grip) on top of the Mac. In the front pocket, I have my 70-200, 24-105, 1.4x teleconverter, an small external 1 TB drive, CF card reader, iPhone charger, mophie juice pack, small box of business cards, and sunglasses case. I keep a refillable water bottle that lives in the outer pocket. It's packed tight when I have all of this in there, and I prefer to keep the body and one lens on my separate sling strap outside the bag when I'm roaming the grounds. This bag will do in a pinch, but I've upgraded to the 313 model to get a bit more depth. I'd recommend doing this if you plan on carrying a Mac in addition to a proper DSLR with gear.
570573
Yes, in light rain. I use an umbrella in heavy rain and the contents of the bag stay dry.
762567
I am using a Sony NEX7 with the stock 18-55mm and a 55-210mm lens. all fits in the side access compartment leaving the rest for other items. Only warning: I would carry a water bottle separately and the tripod straps to the side are quite small if you use one. Very happy with this compact bag.
633133
None, barely room enough for one lens. You have to take the lens off the camera for it to fit in the bag.
1901787
I don't ever pack with my lenses attached. But, there is plenty of room, inside this bag. I can fit my camera, 2 lenses and at least 2 extra batteries in the outer pockets as well as lens filters, etc. It really is a GREAT bag, especially for the price.
1249167
I have the same camera and lens kit (18-55) and a 75-300mm. I find everything fits better if I put the 75-300mm on the camera in the bag although it is a little snug. There is still room for one more lens or flash as well as a couple of filters, extra batteries etc. Honestly for the price I don't think you could get much better. I have another bag which I keep at home for any extras and will use this bag for taking the camera outdoors.
311573
Yes, I pack a camera case that holds a full frame camera and a couple of lenses and still have room for light coat, rain coat, and snacks. These are compressible small coats but the compartments are versatile enough to handle what you are talking about. It has been more than enough for day hikes.
1939843
Hello,My apologies about the late response. This bag is too small for your gear. It is not deep enough.Regards,RoozbehOC camera
1800090
I can't answer regarding the fit to your particular camera but I know from experience you need extra room to have enough "slack" in the plastic to operate the controls. I have had "bags" before so I knew that a bag is a make shift idea requiring patience and attention. If you are serious about "wet" photography, spend the money for a water proof camera or housing. I just wanted something to last on a one week trip and was willing to deal with hard to operate controls. If you pay careful attention to sealing the bag and get prepared before needing to take a picture, it will work OK. I was happy with it but it was a chore to use.
920736
Unfortunately, it won't hold the 100-400mm. I have found this bag limiting in what it can carry. I use it to carry a mark iii with a 18-135mm + a 35mm prime + flash and it is pretty full.
189328
Yes. This specific kit comes with the water/dust resistant body and lens. You need to have a WR lens (which this comes with) to complete the complete resistance capabilities of the camera. Meaning, if you attach another non-WR lens then you can risk water getting into the camera. Also, if you put the WR lens on a body that isn't built for water resistance then you can risk getting water in the lens. This DSLR would be good for mountain bike rides as it is pretty compact and sturdy. If your camera does get wet and you store it in a bag then I suggest buying some silica packets to keep in there so the humidity doesn't linger in the bag.