Sigma 50-500 Bag: Does anyone have any recommendations on a backpack that can contain the Sigma, avg DSLR, and a couple of lens, flash.
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I recently bought an Amazon Basics camera backpack and I carry my Sony Alpha A77V, the Sigma 50-500 mm a HVL-F42 flash unit and a Sony 18-200 lens and cables and my Pentax 8x43 birding binoculars. I thoroughly recommend it.
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Hello Charles, I suppose this could hold some lenses as well. It is an ok size bag with some additional pockets. A lot will depend on the size of your camera as well. Sincerely, Greg Soohov
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Yes, I agree with the others. I carry a Sony Alpha 65 with a 18-70, plus a 70-300, plus a macro lens, plus cables, chargers, mini-tripod, a point n' shoot camera, and usually my iPad. The inside of this bag is highly re-configurable.
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I just got the bag for my Nikon D7000, plus a 18 to 200 lens, 50 and 35nn lens plus other camera stuff. I love the bag!!
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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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This is a mid-size DSLR, and you need to ask yourself a few questions before buying. First of all, how much gear are you going to be taking with you? You will probably be collecting lenses as time goes on, and you should consider whether you want them all, all the time, or if you want to just bring one or two and leave the rest at home. This will determine the size of the bag you purchase. Also, will you be traveling with your camera gear? If so, you might want to invest in one of the pricier Lowepro bags. There are three basic types to choose from: The basic bag, the messenger bag, and the backpack. You can get backpacks that will accommodate a small computer and even have straps for carrying your tripod. http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Deluxe-Backpack-200EG-Cameras/dp/B00009R6TA/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1419605185&sr=8-6&keywords=camera+bags http://www.amazon.com/UTG-Multi-functional-Tactical-Messenger-Bag/dp/B003TWZGRI/ref=sr_1_25?ie=UTF8&qid=1419605941&sr=8-25&keywords=camera+bags http://www.amazon.com/Lowepro-Rezo-110-Camera-Bag/dp/B000AQF4JG/ref=sr_1_51?ie=UTF8&qid=1419606166&sr=8-51&keywords=camera+bags There are many others to choose from. You might get a better idea of what kind of bag you want if you visit a local camera store and actually try a few on. One word of advice: your gear can get quite heavy as it accumulates, so make sure that whatever you get has a good strap. Also, get a new strap for your camera: http://www.amazon.com/Lowepro-34958-Transporter-Camera-Strap/dp/B000H7GFWS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419606679&sr=8-1&keywords=lowepro+camera+straps This is mine, and I love it - one of the best purchases I ever made.
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When I used this bag I had a D7000, a Sigma 10-20, a Nikon 18-200 and two SB flashes in it.
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I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm PRIME in there too).I think when I measured the large internal lens compartment it was 8.5" long. I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm... » Read More I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm PRIME in there too).I think when I measured the large internal lens compartment it was 8.5" long. « Show Less
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Its not as huge as a backpack. Will be a good size for your equipment. I have a D3100 with 2 lenses and have space for one more.
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I have the canon powershot sx 50 and it fits great and it's cute and sturdy. I love it. yes, you carry it over your shoulders.
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Lindsey, this is not like a Lowpro slingshot bag where you can pull your camera out in a hurry. For quick access to your camera get a Canon Zoom Pack 1000 (Holster Style) and use the backpack to carry the rest of your gear. Before I got too many lenses, flashes, and accessories, I stored the camera in the Zoom pack, and put that inside the backpack.
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I have a Canon Rebel, and I was able to fit it in with 2 other lenses, and it still has some wiggle room. I was also able to fit a tablet and a myriad of other things that I needed in here as well, such as my camera charger, extra battery, water bottle, etc. The only problem I've found with it is that it's sort of hard to maneuver around the backpack, and the rain guard is on the inside of the backpack, so it gets in the way easily. If you're looking for something easy, this is it!
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The Case Logic DCB-307 SLR Shoulder Bag (Black), is a bag that will, including flash, charger, filters and most things very well, it costs around $ 50. I hope it has been helpful.
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Yes I think so. I carry a nikon d5200 with 55-300, an 18-55 and a 40 mm as well. Also I carry extra straps all cables and even manuals for the camera and remote trigger and also all my lens cleaning stuff too. Its a great bag. It goes everywhere with me.
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No problem. I keep a canon 50d with 18-135 attached. There is still plenty of room for extras (hood, filters, etc). I carry my 400mm lens (with other stuff) in the upper compartment.
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The one I use is most like one on the Adorama site if you search for "Sony Nylon Soft Carrying Case-organizer for camera." I had a friend make a little cloth pouch to go around it to protect the lens inside of the bag.
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no room for a spare lens. i carry a Nikon D3200 with the 55-200mm lens and the Nikon S9500 point and shoot in the case.