What's the smallest bag I can fit d600 with battery grip attached and 24-70? Would this fit in any messenger bag? even lowepro?
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I use this one for my D800 and have the 24-70. I still have from for another lens or 2. I have used this bag while traveling. I can pack it and then put it in my duffel or suitcase(just carry on) It also helped me keep my ,stuff, in one place while traveling. Hope this helps.
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Hey Jonathan, did you find out about this or found another insert suitable for the kind of combo you have? (I have a similar one and am desperately looking for an insert solution!
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Calvin,Although I don't have the battery grip to verify I did check the clearance. You have a couple inches of empty space between both the top and bottom of the camera body and the sides of the bag. It should fit.
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I'm a Canon 60D user and as far as I see it's height is almost as same as D7100. I can fit the camera with a 50mm + a flashlight and a zoom lens. And bunch of cables and accessories in the pockets. IMHO, Billingham is not the most comfortable bag for a DSLR user but I think I sacrifice comfort a bit for style. It's a very stylish and high quality bag for sure. Hope that helps a little.
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I'm using it for my Nikon D800+the battery grip without lens attached. You can check the combined dimensions to see if the bag will fit your camera. The divider comes with the bag can be easily removed and it is a really good bag. Good luck!
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It's just a little accessory bag, I'm using it only for a small flash attachment I bought for my Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200, which is a big camera. The camera does not fit in this little bag. The dimensions of the bag are found in the Lowepro technical description. If you own the camera, take a ruler and measure the dimensions. Otherwise look online for the dimensions of each item.
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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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Yeah definitely (and with room to spare). Used to have a Nikon D800 with a battery grip with a 70-200mm VRII at the ready in the toploading zoom part of the bag so you can imagine.
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I am using a LowePro Z10, which is an excellent fit and offers a lot of protection. Also, it has a pouch in the front for carrying an extra memory card or something else that is not too large. Mine is yellow (discontinued color) and black and is quite beautiful. Lowepro Camera Bag (Z-10 NAVY)
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Not likely too big. There's a good chance that this bag will be about right (I'm not familiar with the exact size of the Canon D70). Generally speaking, one body + two lenses, along with a small collection of accessories, is what this bag is designed to hold. Good luck and happy shooting.
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I would say yes. I fit in my bag the following: Nikon d7100, Stock 18-105mm lens, SIGMA 10-20mm lens, Nikon 35mm prime, TAMRON 70-300mm lens, Youngnuo Flash unit, a black rapid strap and a blower. I also put in smaller things like memory, keys, etc... but I think you should be safe! excellent bag! I would consider the 22 model since it fits also an iPad or small laptop. Great to download photos on the go.
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I have a Lowepro Dashpoint 30. It is just big enough for the camera and its strap, an extra SDHD card and an extra battery I keep at the bottom in a little jewelry pouch. It has a strap that I never use because the case has a loop to fit on my belt, which is how I carry it.
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It can fit 2 dslr bodies with small lenses if you don't have anything extra to carry in there. Currently I carry a d7000 with 2 lenses, extra battery pack and some other accessories and the bag is pretty much packed. If you have more than 2 lenses, this may not be the bag for you.
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the bag is very small. It can hold maybe your camera body and 1 smaller lens attached to it. we have a nikon d3000 that fits but the nikon d200 is way too big for it.
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You might find this bag a bit too small. I'd suggest going with 22L. I found that my d7000 was a bit too big for the bag and it's about 10% smaller than the Canon 60D.
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I am not sure what size tripod you are speaking about. I put my Canon 60 D, an 18-200 zoom, short zoom and portrait lens in the bag along with a cloth bag with chargers, lenses. The bottom can be expanded. I love this bag. Great for traveling where you want to keep you cameras handy, safe and in front of you. A regular sized tripod base would be too long.
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I can tell you for sure that it does not fit Nikon D3 (with batter pack). This bag does not fit most Nikon with battery pack.
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Barely one fits. It is snug and the weight shifts the actual straps center of gravity, but you have the extra battery. I use Nikon batteries for the D600.