Will the toploader 65 fit a 7d with battery grip?
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Possibly. the canon t3i with 15-135 lens barely fits. I think it would be too tight for the 7d, especially with a battery grip, but can't say for sure
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I don't know about the Toploader 65, I have the Toploader 75 and the 75 will hold Canon 7D with battery grip and 70-200 lens attached. The bottom inside the bag is adjustable.
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The 7D with battery grip might fit a toploader 65 but it will be snug. My Nikon D90 is slightly smaller and I can easily slip my hand in along side and around the grip and bring it out quickly and safely to get the shot I want.
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I belive it will. Check the measurements. My camera didn't have a battery grip but had plenty of room .
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Yes it will, I have a 5D Mark II in it with the Canon battery grip and the EF 24-105 MM in it, there's also a side compartment where I keep 2 extra batteries and cable. It fits real snug but I believe that the 5D is a little wider than the 7D so you shouldn't have any problems, if you want to keep a zoom lens on your camera, you might want to consider the 75 model, it's the same width but much deeper. :)
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One more thing Rodrigo, I just saw the answer from Alexander down below, trust me, it will fit in the toploader 65, the one thing I forgot to mention is that I have a custom neck strap on my 5D and I have to work it in neatly alter the camera is in the bag so that I dont force the zipper on the cover when I close it. I wish my computer wasn't acting up, I would upload a picture of the whole set up.
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I doubt it. I have a Canon 60D, and the vertical grip that bought for that camera stated it would work with the D, 20D, 30D, 40D and the 50D, as well as the 60D. However, that may or may not be the fact with all brands of battery grips. Your best bet is to contact the maker. I hope this helps.
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Yes, and with room to spare. I can fit my D700 with battery grip with 80-200mm f/2.8 with hood and my SB600 speed light all in my Toploader Pro 75 although it is a little snug at that point.
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Not sure about the 7d, but it fits my 10d and ae1-p. Tho after looking images of the rear of the camera online, I'd say not. It looks more like the eye piece on my EOS1.
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I've had more experience with the 7D and the lens fits. I don't see a problem as long as the lens is the Minolta A-type. Or in general, if it fits the Minolta D-series it should fit.
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I use it with my 7D with and without grip on. While you can, it makes it harder to get the initial balance because of the higher center of gravity
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You may have a hard time opening battery compartment of the grip with it attached. This is true of my Canon 5D MKII and 7D grips. Minor inconvience but with 2 batteries in there I have yet to have to deal with that on a job. There are screw holes for a mounting plate although I haven't tried mounting one.
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No, it will not. You need the BG-E16. The BG-E7 ONLY works with 7D Mk1. http://www.amazon.com/Canon-9130B001-Battery-Grip-BG-E16/dp/B00NI3CD1K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416453890&sr=8-1&keywords=bg+e16
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I do not believe it can be used on the Canon 7 D. The 7 D uses Canon BG-E7 vertical grip
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I have an sx700 that fits, so compare yes dimensions. Spare batteries should fit.
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I have it on my 5d with 24-105 and it fits. It is pretty tight with a battery grip, but will stretch over it. I would guess that the 6d is similar in size if not exactly the same?
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I don't believe so. The pinouts on the Canon BG-E13 grip for the 6D and the BG-E14 for the 70D look physically the same and the two cameras take the same LP-E6 battery but the cameras themselves have different dimensions and a grip made for one may not conform to the shape of the other. http://www.eos-magazine.com/articles/power/Resources/Battgrip-table-2013.pdf is a good compatibility table outlining which Canon battery packs and battery grips fit into which Canon SLR and, for most Canon battery products there are equivalent aftermarket items.
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After I purchased the wrong battery grip, the company I bought it from will not let me exchange the battery grip for the Eos Canon 7D. I will never ever do business with them again. It is still in the box, never used or put on a camera, they sent the wrong one, now I am stuck with it, so if any one wants a 50D Eos Canon Power Grip, let me know.
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It depends on which Canon camera you have. I tried my daughter's T3i and it fit. It might be kind of tight for an EOS 5D. The interior is adjustable so you shouldn't have any problems. I don't own a battery grip, but it looks like it will accommodate that as well.
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I doubt it. My Nikon D7000 is pretty snug in there without a battery grip and I bet they're pretty similar in size.
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i am using it with a 5D III w/24-105 and it fits, even with a extended Battery pack
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Yes and no. :) I have a Nikon d700 with a battery grip and it does fit. But, it isn't 100% down in one of the compartments...the flash area and hot shoe do stick up a little above the little dividers and push against the padding on the top. But, it doesn't cause any issues, or hasn't so far. Hope that helps.... :)