Is the 75-300 a USM lens? Also can you post the inside of the bag
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Idk what a USM is... But the lense doesn't have image stabilizer... and the bag I've heard is really cheaply made... So I bought the amazon DSLR camera bag for the extra $30. It was worth it.
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This lens is not a white box (kit lens) item. I purchased it separately several months ago from Amazon. I am sorry that I cannot offer a worthwhile critique, as I have not used it yet. It is in my camera bag, along with 2-3 other lenses which I use more frequently when I travel outside of my home area. I am planning on a trip to Alaska sometime this summer and hope to try it out then.
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Yes and no. The EF 75-300mm IS USM is a much better quality lens. You get what you pay for. If you intend to use the lens without a tripod then you would absolutely need the image stabilization. That said, I would look at refurbished lenses on the Canon website. You can get this lens for $519.99. I purchased one from there and I am totally happy with the purchase. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I normally keep my 18-55mm lens on my DSLR (Canon Rebel SL1) while stored in the bag and on the other side of the divider I have my 75-300mm lens.
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If you mean Canon 70-300 (vs. 75-300), then the answer is yes, it fits nicely. I don't know anything about a 75-300 lens.
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Hi Richard, yes, the 75-300 lens will work with the camera. All A-mount lenses and some Konica Minolta lenses are compatible with this camera. Thanks_Mitch
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I have an a390 which is slightly smaller. I have a 15-55mm lens and a 75-300mm lens which should both be a little larger than your lenses. The only problem I have with fit is when the 300 is on the camera. I can get everything in there but it is a really tight fit height wise. In this case, I usually don't zip the top closed and just use the buckles on the front of the bag. With the 55 on the camera, I can fit the 300 and charger, spare battery and still have room for plenty of other stuff.
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I have a 75-300mm lens and it just fit. I'm a bicyle rider so this bag works great for me... as long as you only want one lens.. No room for more. I love it!
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Yes, with room to spare. The compartment is a little over 5" deep. Your lens adds 4" to the camera so 7" roughly in length. I've traveled with a 75-300 connected maxing out at a snug 9". I also have two other lenses currently in the same compartment. Its an amazing bag. I'm surprised how much I can pack for a day trip.
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Hello there. Well i dont own that lens but i do have a 75-300 mm and if it fits that one, i guess it can fit any other of the regular lenses. According to Amazon, the 75-300 lens is 6.9 inches long, and the 18-135 is 6 inches long, so it should fit. Great looking case by the way.
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Hi Theresa, it's a small bag. I put it in my backpack, but there's only space enough for my Nikon D3200 + 17-55 mm lense and some small gear, e.g. filter, memorycards etc. greetings from the Hague, Holland,
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The bag is quite small. I carry a Nikon d7100 with an 18-55mm lens and an additional telephoto 55-300mm lens. Hope this helps you in some way.
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Hi, I have a Nikon D 3000 and an extra lens in mine. You can change the configuration of the inside of the bag with moveable padded "walls" with velcro. Hope that helps.
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So now I am wondering just what I am missing with regards to buying this lens for use on a DSLR like the Canon EOS 5D versus the much more expensive "EF 70-300 f/4-5.6 IS USM for EOS SLR"???
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I have mine set up with my 18-55 lens on the camera, and my 70-300 laying up and down on the side of the camera bag in the lower compartment. The camera fits in the side pocket with the extra zoom lens in the same compartment (a padded divider between the lenses which does not come with the bag, it was one I had on hand). My 70-300 on the camera will also fit inside the same compartment if I lay my smaller lens side to side. There is enough room in the top zippered compartment for my small video camera, cables, and battery chargers. I keep extra memory cards in the little front zipper pouch. Hope this helps! I have mine set up with my 18-55 lens on the camera, and my 70-300 laying up and down on the side of the camera bag in the lower compartment. The camera fits in the side pocket with the extra zoom lens in the same compartment (a padded divider between the lenses which does not come with the bag, it was one I had on hand). My 70-300 on the camera will also fit inside the same compartment if I lay my smaller lens side to side. There is enough room in the top zippered compartment for my small video camera, cables, and battery chargers. I keep extra memory cards in the little front zipper... » Read More I have mine set up with my 18-55 lens on the camera, and my 70-300 laying up and down on the side of the camera bag in the lower compartment. The camera fits in the side pocket with the extra zoom lens in the same compartment (a padded divider between the lenses which does not come with the bag, it was one I had on hand). My 70-300 on the camera will also fit inside the same compartment if I lay my smaller lens side to side. There is enough room in the top zippered compartment for my small video camera, cables, and battery chargers. I keep extra memory cards in the little front zipper pouch. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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If I were you, I would sell the kit lens and the 28-135mm is usm, the latter of which I had and sold because I purchased the 17-85mm is usm and then the 15-85mm is usm. If you figure out the perfect size and type of camera bag, the 15-85mm & 70-300 together give you plenty of range. Plus carrying a lens like the 85mm f/1.8 for low light, if it will fit in the bag, makes for a very useful combination.
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I have the bag and I like the bag. But I have a Cannon and 2 lens so it may not serve your purpose as it serves mine