Will a Canon 70D with grip fit or do i have to go up to the 305AW? I would like to keep the bag as small as I can.
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The padding inside the bag can be adjusted to accommodate almost any size slr. I believe your camera with grip will fit. This video is a great review that may help you figure out if it will work for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maZ3Whz7LGs&feature;=youtube_gdata_player
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I have the same set-up...70D w/a grip and it fits perfectly with the 18-135 lens.
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The padding inside the bag can be adjusted to accommodate almost any size slr. I believe your camera with grip will fit. This video is a great review that may help you figure out if it will work for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maZ3Whz7LGs&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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I have a Canon Rebel and Canon 70D and it fits well enough. The hot shoes for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus use the same standard, so you should be able to use this okay. But I too would recommend spending a bit more and upgrade to the Rode.
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Hello, I am not able to tell you about the water-resistant part because I have not taken it out when it was raining or have gotten it accidentally wet. I do not know how big the Canon 70d is, but the dimensions of the camera bag is 6"x 3 1/2"x 4". Maybe you can measure your camera and see if it would fit. Hope this helps :)
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I have a cannon rebel t3 and it fits in the bag. However, don't expect to fit much else in there.
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I returned this item. Was too small. I purchased D SLR Digital Video Sling Camera Backpack Daypack C2000 Water Resistant 4 Lenses. It accommodates my Canon 350D with wide angle lens and tulip hood. and a 450D with a battery grip and 70.- 300 mm lens and a collapsible rubber lens hood attached. It's a snug fit, but it works. Fits a number of other accessories as well.
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No, it won't. I have a Canon SX40 HS with a wide strap and built-in lens, a Manfrotto 709B small tripod, and the battery charger for the camera which all fits well and safe but you couldn't get any more in it. The outside pockets carry little accessories but the main compartment is really only for one camera. I do like the bag.
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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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Seeing as I don't know how your bags padding is configured all I can say is that I fit my D7000 with one of my lens attached and the other two next to it. Then in the other opening is where my flash and filters sit. Just treat it like a jigsaw and play around with the padding until you fit it all in or just opt out your least needed lens or the grip (I don't own a grip so I couldn't say how to fit one in). Sorry I couldn't be more helpful, good luck.
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My Canon has a 75-300 lens and it fits with the camera suspended in the saddle. The lens extends 5" beyond the camera body. The case hasa small front pocket and two side pockets - enough to carry some filters and maybe a charger but too small for an external flash. It will force you to minimize bulk and weight. I bought mine as an alternative to my camera backpack that holds everything but is a bother to lug around.
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I BOUGHT BAG FOR MY CANON EOS 60D 18-55 WITH DUAL BATTERY PACK and Hand grip...IT DIDN'T FIT. IT MADE A NICE BAG FOR MY OTHER LENSES. I MEASURE INNER DIMENSIONS AS 9 1/2" long X 3" wide X 9 1/2" deep.....its cool looking canvas bag with leather looking accents...
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The lowepro toploader "pro 75 aw" this fit my 7D w/ 70-200 L f2.8 and have room for the battery grip . I have also a 5D mark III and it's much bigger than T2i and it also fit. Have also T2i my first camera and it also fit and more room. But don't buy the lowepro 65 much smaller your lens and the battery grip will not 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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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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You should have plenty of room. I am using a 7D which is a bit bigger than the Rebel series.
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better you should buy the Lowepro Flipside 300 Backpack, the lowepro 200 can be small for your camera and equipment
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Yes, it can comfortably hold a Canon 5D or Nikon D800. It can't hold these cameras with a vertical grip nor cameras like a Canon 1DX. With my 5D2 and a mounted 24-105/4 or fast prime in the middle section, I can put a 70-200/4 on one side and a small prime like a 50/1.4 or 90 TS-E in the other side under the camera's grip with the small fabric flap between the lens and grip of the camera for padding and protection. The 70-200/4 does extend a little beyond the top edge of the bag but the cover has enough give to accommodate it. The cover does not provide much padding though. I can also put a 70-200/2.8 in place of the f4, but it is too tall to use the top cover. Yes, it can comfortably hold a Canon 5D or Nikon D800. It can't hold these cameras with a vertical grip nor cameras like a Canon 1DX. With my 5D2 and a mounted 24-105/4 or fast prime in the middle section, I can put a 70-200/4 on one side and a small prime like a 50/1.4 or 90 TS-E in the other side under the camera's grip with the small fabric flap between the lens and grip of the camera for padding and protection. The 70-200/4 does extend a little beyond the top edge of the bag but the cover has enough give to accommodate it. The cover does not provide much padding though. I can also put a... » Read More Yes, it can comfortably hold a Canon 5D or Nikon D800. It can't hold these cameras with a vertical grip nor cameras like a Canon 1DX. With my 5D2 and a mounted 24-105/4 or fast prime in the middle section, I can put a 70-200/4 on one side and a small prime like a 50/1.4 or 90 TS-E in the other side under the camera's grip with the small fabric flap between the lens and grip of the camera for padding and protection. The 70-200/4 does extend a little beyond the top edge of the bag but the cover has enough give to accommodate it. The cover does not provide much padding though. I can also put a 70-200/2.8 in place of the f4, but it is too tall to use the top cover. « Show Less
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Yes the 70D with that lens will fit. The bag rotates from the back to the front while still over the shoulder allowing the camera to be removed.