Can the "Canon" logo be removed without damaging the bag? (I'd rather be carrying a non-descript bag rather than saying I have expensive equipment.)
2004056
No, it can't. I don't know why anyone is saying yes. The logo is metal and not glued or sewn on. It attaches (probably riveted) to an inner metal plate INSIDE the bag cover. You would have to cut the inner lining of the bag to access the plate, and even then I don't know how you would detach it. It's meant to be permanent.
2190945
Just seal the zip top bag back up until ready to use. No harm done to image, it will be fine.
772553
Not an NRA bag as far as I'm aware, it was void of any logos when I received mine. There is however a small velcro strip on the front that's suitable for a name tag or unit patch.
1735316
Yes, this can be removed. Any lens, filter, ect., can be used as lond as they the thread as as the 52 mm adapter. I use this on mt camera.
583775
I agree the logo is tacky. But I have been afraid to try scraping it off because it might look worse half gone.
45619
please understand that no one except Canon can use their logo! Every company has a patent on their logo. Just order it and enjoy it!
49652
Can't say as I haven't taken the bag off the bike since new. I use is continuously so no need to remove.
735441
It should be just glued with a "rubber cement" type of glue so just slowly pry it away from bag.
2222202
No, I see no way to remove it. You could cut it off but there is tiny cut out in the case for the tag that wouldn't look very good. Since this awesome speaker has speakers on all sides I would suggest just turn it around to the other side where the tag will be hidden. The tag is small and soft it seems to be a trade off for not putting the Fugoo logo on the case itself.
548296
No, You will have to remove the lens hood. The camera fits perfectly into the case.
2120560
I don't think. Once you tighten them on your lens and clip the left overs, it is not possible to remove it without damaging. But a strap for each lens.
255048
It can be done with a fairly short lens...but little other gear. You won't find a better quality bag.
1172707
Yes...but you may need to lay it sideways in the removable camera/lens pouch. The bag is very comfortable to wear and doesn't look like a camera bag. Camera and lenses/external flash unit easily accessible.
1965041
I don't think it's any more illegal than any other non-Canon accessory produced for their cameras (think lenses and batteries, for instance). As long as they don't try to palm it off as a Canon product (which they don't), I think they're on safe legal ground. This is my second aftermarket battery grip (preceded by one for my 60D with a different name but probably from the same Chinese source), and both have worked well for less than a quarter of what Canon charges. Their build and material quality aren't quite as good as the Canon grip I have on my 7D, but both have held up well in heavy use (without the battery issues mentioned by another reviewer, though I've occasionally had to remove and reinsert a battery to get the camera to recognize its presence).
254293
I don't recall it being an issue. I think I just squeezed the small loop at the end together to get it through the bar, then slipped the strap through the small loop like you'd put on a luggage tag. I guess if it's really an issue, you can take it to a local camera store, and I'm sure they'd help you.
548434
Hello, Eddie, you know I never even thought about that. It's so small and light, I simply toss it in on top of the rest of the gear in the camera bag! It rides across the tops of the dividers and seems plenty happy there. I'm pretty sure you would be able to find a bag for it ... with some searching but I don't know of any per se. Good luck.
1934421
you can carefully remove the battery door while you have the grip attached, I store it in my bag as there are time I don't want the battery grip on the camera, so I make sure I can return to the one battery setup.