I'd really like to know, will this case will pass the NFL's new bag policy for football stadiums since it's not really a camera bag?
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I have no way of knowing. Why not send them a photo and ask? I cannot see how it could be interpreted as anything BUT a camera case, as security could easily look inside and see there is a camera inside. Good luck.
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Yes, that's a really good question, but I can only guess what the NFL will say. My guess is that as you suggested, it's not a camera "bag" at all, it's a "case" which encloses the camera and is not capable of holding anything else at all.
824042
I'm sure it would pass but I don't recommend this case. It's not a snug fit on the camera and some of the controls are blocked
1780184
Honestly, I've not experienced this issue but it is not my primary camera bag either. I have a spare camera in it. The workmanship seems first class and I have no complaints on that score.
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Chances are it will not. Until it is as flat as a Macbook Air, you might want to consider another bag. Also there are some bags out there with quicker access to the camera that I wish I had looked into. It takes too long to grab my camera from that side pouch.
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Mark, thanks for taking the time for response. Your comments put the issue of the fan noise into perspective, and ultimately put the decision to purchase, or keep, up to the consumer. Enjoy your football! Bob
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Yes, but remember that the material is durable but thin...it doesn't have the stiff shape to hold things in a particular order. However, the three compartments (large, medium, small) should let you separate things so you don't have to dig the camera out from under the bags of fruit and chips!
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No, not at all. These bags are very well thought out; made by photographers for photographers. As a sport shooter, I own tons of Think Tank bags, everything from the Lens Changer 15 to the Airport Security Roller. Extremely well made and durable ! Check 'em out at Think Tank Photo.com. Their staff in customer service is SUPER !
2010744
I would think so, they camera's really don't differ in size that much. This backpack looks like it can carry just about anything you want.
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No it doesn't.....but it's slim fitting enough to throw in a bag and still protect your camera.....
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I'm using a bag by Rokinon Digital. The camera fits nicely in it. Although there isn't room for much else. That's okay though - I wanted a secure fit so there wasn't a lot of room for jostling! I love this camera and don't want it to get damaged on my trips>
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Jason, there are open spaces in the case to allow the strap to be used. Please be advised that the case adds to the volume of the camera and just about prohibits it being stored in a coat pocket.
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Yes it will. I left mine in the case Ziplining in Hawaii in the rain. It did an awesome job and I was able to take pictures and video while it was in the waterproof case. :)
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The non-camera space is small and, in my opinion, not safe for camera gear. You could fit a camera body or a large lens there, but not both.
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Not sure, compare dimensions of camera vs. case; however, can state that it's a fine case to have.
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unless your carrying around a camera with a big lens attached, and another big lens as a spare then yes this bag is probably a little to big for the city I also find that my batteries and lens cover slide all over the place in the main compartment. I'll use it at the Racetrack and when birding.
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No. You will not be able to take pictures through this bag. It is not clear. Also the plastic is much too rigid to operate any buttons on your camera/phone/tablet while in the bag.
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No, extra items may not easily fit in this case along with your camera. Maybe an SD card but that is about it.
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The camera lanyard will pass through a hole in the top flap. No lanyard on the case. It has a belt loop