I have a J4, 10-30mm zoom, and 30-110 zoom. What case would be a good fit for these + the 18.5mm?
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The 18.5 will be the lens you have on your camera 80% of the time the extra speed and sharpness is unmatched compared to the 10-30mm.
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The 18.5mm is for low light situations. When I shoot during the night and/or outdoors using only the lights of the environment, you will love this gem as much as I do.
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Other than the 32mm f1.2. This is the best lens for the Nikon 1. It allows much more low light shooting without flash. Background blur is hard to achieve with the small 1" sensor, but it can be done if you are close enough. It is also very small and lightweight.
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After using 18.5mm for a month or two you will place 10-30 mm far away on the shelf and forget about it.
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Millips the case seems to fit a variety of camera sizes; on the last outing I took several different sized cameras with me and it worked fine. Your only problem: Lenses must telescope otherwise it's the wrong case.
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I bought this for my EOS Rebel t3i which came with an 18-55mm IS II lens. So, i would feel safe telling you yes. The camera fits perfectly with this lens. There is not much protection on that camera case, it just looks really great. I took a 30 day trip with this camera case, that includes a carry onto each plane i was in. The case held up nice with no problems. The lens fit perfect with the MegaGear camera case. GL!
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I just bought the Sony LCS-BBD case and the fit was surprisingly great for my Panasonic GF-1 with the 20mm pancake lens on. The case is really made for a Sony Handycam so the zipper closures are a bit awkward especially if the camera is attached to a neckstrap. However, the neoprene material makes it less bulky so it's perfect for carrying the camera in my purse without having to worry about it getting scratched or damaged.Sony Carrying Pouch for Sony Handycam® Camcorder (Blue)
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I personally would go with the 18-105mm. It is more "flexible." Hope this helps.
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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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No. The case fits the 18-55 lens perfectly. Adding the lens hood would be too much. Sorry..
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I got a different case form my D7000, the Case Logic SLRC-201 SLR Zoom Holster (Black) because it has a sling in it that suspends the camera so it doesn't beat itself on the bottom of the case, plus I can put my battery charger in it and it has a bunch of outside zipper pockets. It fits fine withthe 70-300 lens. The Evercase Grey case fits my D3200 with the 18-105 lens on it and the 70-300 next to it because the body is smaller. I preferred a beefier case for the D7000.
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Hello Joseph,This case is too small for that set up. You should consider the digital holster 20. Regards,RoozbehOC camera
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The case is pretty well constructed. One large compartment with two velcro dividers for flexibility gives you upto 3 sections. Internal dimensions are 8" along the back, 6 inches deep and 6 inches high. So if your camera is smaller than that you should be able to fit it in. I keep my camera in the center compartment, the 55-200 lens in a side compartment, the third one is big enough for spare batteries, charger, a small tripod and cleaning equipment. Also there is a zippered compartment in front for batteries, SD cards etc.
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I use my case with a Nikon D200 and an 18-270 Tamron lens and it fits nicely with room on the sides for a flash unit. Great bag.
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I have a j1 with the 10-30 lens. Ther is plenty of extra room, my guess would be yes
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I bought this case for this lens. It fit perfect. The case comes with this lens is too thick. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005EVUIZ2/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2NYMFZBXGZGUS&coliid=I2FNTUJAZZI0NP
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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.
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I have 18-200mm lens atteched to tyhe body and it fits just fine. Its snug and secure in the bag. There is ample space to carry multiple lenses in the other compartments. You would need an additional case to secure the extra item such as a slip cover. The compartment still has possibly 2 inches of space after the camera is housed in the compartment for it. I am not sure which lens you have to give you a definate answer. I have a Canon D7 and Canon lenses. Hope this helps! Good Luck! I do love my bag!
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I think that the previous answer gives all the important dimensional info. I consider this to be a great case for the money. I use it for my P510. I carry the camera, battery charger, manuals, 2 spare batteries, and a "mini tripod. Still some room left... I could probably fit in a spare lens... but I bought the P510 so I wouldn't have to lug another lens around.
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Yes, very nicely. Usually I have the 35mm attached, but even with an 18-55mm it'll fit (snug). If you have a strap attached to the camera body, there are no cut-outs for it in the case. With a 35mm attached, you can fold the strap and zip it up in the case with the camera, but only just.