Is the top compartment bigger than the 250 version? Or is is mostly the camera section that's bigger?
1186605
The top section is big enough to carry all misc camera accessories. Haven't seen 250 version, so can't answer on comparative basis.
1186606
Yes, it is. It doesn't seem much bigger when looking at the 2, but when you start putting stuff in you will notice it. I bought the 250 from amazon having not seen the 350 and fearing it would be too big. I went to bestbuy today and saw the 350, at first it looked about the same size as the 250 then I opened the camera and the top compartments and the addition space was DEFINITELY noticeable. I bought the 350 as it was on sale and I am returning the 250 to amazon. I have both bags side by side now (as I'm dropping the 250 to UPS in the morning) and I unpacked the contents of the 250 into the 350 and I am so glad I got the 350. I am a musician and I carry an audio interface with me to gigs and it never quite fit well in the 250's top compartment properly, and would not allow for much else to occupy the compartment. I have the same interface in the 350 as well as other stuff and even a beats hd headphone in case in there with room to spare.
2194009
I can fit my Nikon D5200 plus 2 lenses, small Nikon flash and my extra battery in it. I don't think I could fit anything else in it in all honesty. It's basically two sections. The bottom is the padded camera compartment which is about the size of your typical camera bag. The top is great for storage such as a notebook, a tshirt, or whatever else you could put in a normal backpack.
813596
No, the main compartment is designed for a change of clothes. It also does not fit a large SLR or large lenses as it is just not deep enough.
419340
I have the 18-200 lens so it is a little larger than what comes with the camera. Even with the larger lens it still feels very small in comparison to the larger SLR
2116309
I have a 32 in mine; don't know if there are larger. But camera is a dream!
56205
Not sure what the 250 is - but the Pro is very stable! I do wish the jump area was a bit larger though. As I got used to it I was able to stay more centered and not step off into the covered spring area.
227324
Yes, the big has lots of space. Your camera and lens will all fit in the bottom section of the bag.
145361
I have the Extra Small and it works really well in the medium commuter. It has room for a Canon SL1 with 18-55 or 55-250 attached, plus two additional small to medium lenses (even a 17-55 f2.8). with that, there is lots of room left in the main bag for other items, and the extra small also works well in my backpack, so I can easily move my camera gear between non-camera bags.
360415
Yes. The bottom section is configurable, so you can fit virtually anything you want, but obviously the larger the assembled camera/lens combo, the less room you will have for other lenses and accessories.
303308
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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I am not sure how large a Fujifilm X-S1 is but the inside compartment divider is not only adjustable but removable so you could have one large interior compartment.Keep in mind this is a medium size camera bag, so if you are not sure you may want to go with a large camera bag instead.
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In the middle section, I am able to store my Canon T3i with a 300mm lens attached to it. The side compartments are also able to store the telephoto lenses wit some room to spare. Overall, I have been using it with the following: Canon T31 / 55mm lens / 250mm lens / 300mm lens / power cord / charger / and two extra memory cards. It is the smallest bag that supports carrying all of the equipment listed above. It is still portable enough to carry for long distances, I used it on a trip to Germany where I carried it for several miles through the city without any problems. I highly recommend this bag for a compact bag that provides a lot of storage. In the middle section, I am able to store my Canon T3i with a 300mm lens attached to it. The side compartments are also able to store the telephoto lenses wit some room to spare. Overall, I have been using it with the following: Canon T31 / 55mm lens / 250mm lens / 300mm lens / power cord / charger / and two extra memory cards. It is the smallest bag that supports carrying all of the equipment listed above. It is still portable enough to carry for long distances, I used it on a trip to Germany where I carried it for several miles through the city without any problems. I highly... » Read More In the middle section, I am able to store my Canon T3i with a 300mm lens attached to it. The side compartments are also able to store the telephoto lenses wit some room to spare. Overall, I have been using it with the following: Canon T31 / 55mm lens / 250mm lens / 300mm lens / power cord / charger / and two extra memory cards. It is the smallest bag that supports carrying all of the equipment listed above. It is still portable enough to carry for long distances, I used it on a trip to Germany where I carried it for several miles through the city without any problems. I highly recommend this bag for a compact bag that provides a lot of storage. « Show Less
2177091
Yeah, I brought it with me to/from Korea & China and it fit just fine. I kept it under the seat of the person in front of me, not in the top compartment. However I'd be wary of how much you're loading the bag with. I was carrying about 30lbs of clothing & camera equipment and the strap ripped after about two months of continual usage. For a $60 bag it's great, but even though it looks like a $300 bag, don't expect the same level of quality. Hope this helps!
1530238
I think the Rx100 III is a little bigger than the I, it will be a bit too snug I expect.
1414229
I think the PSC-55 is too big for the SD1000. You end up with a lot of empty space that just gives bulk to a svelte camera. That said, I'm not terribly impressed with the PSC-1000 that I just got. Out of the box, the flap doesn't close properly. Maybe after some breaking in it will work out OK.
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The main compartment is about 6 inches wide at the top, 4 inches at the bottom and 7 inches deep. Take note this is from cushioned wall to cushioned wall; it should break in the more it's used. Since it's a holster type bag, it should cradle the camera facing down with a lens hood provided the camera is short enough.
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I would check the specs on the 250 vs 300 for the answer to that question. I assume they have the same size interior though.