Will this hold a canon ef 70-200 f2.8 is ii lens and 5d mark ii securely?
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It screws into the bottom of your camera where you would mount a tripod plate. I do not have the camera and lens you are talking about. I have a Nikon d7000 and I have quite few different lens that I use, the largest being 18-200mm. I feel that I could even go with a larger lens if I needed to. I feel as though it holds my camera very securely and in a way that I can access it quickly. It is by far the best strap I've used. I don't think you'll have a problem at all with your camera and lens on this strap.
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ABSOLUTELY! I use it EVERYDAY with my 7D and my 70-200mm L lens. It's an excellent strap that is VERY comfortable to use. I have many neck issues, and this strap stopped that problem. (On an extra note, the fastener (carabiner) does tend to make a mark on the bottom of the camera as the camera is swinging freely on your side. I believe that the BlackRapid RFH-1E0 Fastenr Tripod (FR-T1) (Black) along with your tripod plate attached the the bottom of your camera would stop this problem.)
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Yes it will hold it without any problems, but you will have to connect the black rapid to the lens and not the camera body.
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I feel very confident with the RS-7 strap with my 6d and 700-200 f4. That camera and lens are both lighter than yours, but I think they would be fine. You might double-check with Black Rapid to see if the RS-4 might be a little "heavier duty". The RS-4 looks a little heftier in the web pictures, but they don't seem to note it as such.
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It may hold that lens in one of the two side pockets, but it would be tight, and not as well protected. I keep my 50-200mm in the main case area, and that is a just right fit.I would say it would make a great easy carry short shoot bag, especially since it has a tripod carry on it. But, anything beyond that lens size wise, you'd probably need a larger or deeper case.
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Will fit, I have a 5D mark ii with battery Grip and a 18-135 and fits with space for another lens in vertical. I see no problem with the 70-200mm but If you give me the night I will measure The backpack tonight. Just forget about the side door with the grip..... Just noticed you didn't ask for the grip too XD. Let me measure the inside pocket size
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No, it will only hold the camera with the 14/42mm lense attached. It's a very snug fit too.
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Hi Stefan,Your 5d w 70-200 & extender plus one other lens should fit in the Flipside 400 w room to spare.
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Mine was great. I can fit a 5D just fine with the Canon 70-200 f/2.8. I don't have the lens hood on, but I don't think it would be a problem.
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I'm using it with a 5D Mark III it works with my 70-200 2.8 so it should work. I basically use it with a 24-105 and hae other Lowepro cases for my larger lenses. But it should fit.
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Check which one you are ordering, it comes in several sizes. Mine holds my DSLR with lens attached, two extra lenses, and my speedlite, with extra accessories.
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I don't know about a 70D but I have a t3i and if I have my longer lens on it I have to be very sure the latch it really tight otherwise it will roll forward. It might be okay since I think that has a heavier base to balance it out. Other than that it's great.
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Yes, it can comfortably hold a Canon 5D or Nikon D800. It can't hold these cameras with a vertical grip nor cameras like a Canon 1DX. With my 5D2 and a mounted 24-105/4 or fast prime in the middle section, I can put a 70-200/4 on one side and a small prime like a 50/1.4 or 90 TS-E in the other side under the camera's grip with the small fabric flap between the lens and grip of the camera for padding and protection. The 70-200/4 does extend a little beyond the top edge of the bag but the cover has enough give to accommodate it. The cover does not provide much padding though. I can also put a 70-200/2.8 in place of the f4, but it is too tall to use the top cover.
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I'm using a Canon 70D an it holds it great. You could also check it out on YouTube see if the helps.
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Dont know if it is attached but by them self the lens will fit seeing how its 3.8 x 8.0 and the 70-200mm is 3.4 x 8.1 and this bag is design to hold the 70-200mm f/2.8 lens by itself.. so it will hold the 80-400mm lens by itself now let me just add this in my use of this bag what you are asking my work if you dont close the top of the bag you might get it close but it wont close all the way now i do use a D7000 with a 70-300mm lens and it does close and work like that
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It does hold the Canon 70-200 lens with hood. It is a monster of a case in that it takes up so much room in my camera bag as to consider it a hindrance. If you have the space, it is fine. If you don't I would recommend you go back to the original Canon lens case which is much much smaller and put the hood inside your camera bag.
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I have used this tripod with my 6D and the Canon 25 -105 mm with no problems. So I really think you will be fine with your two lenses. It 's a very solid tripod.
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Yea I've got a d800 and it holds all my large lenses at very awkward angles. I'm very comfortable leaving it as it is with -10k worth of equipment. Very sturdy
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I usually carry with me my Canon 5DMk iii, 70-300 EF (kit lens), 24-70 f/2.8 L, a 50mm prime, a few LEE filters and a speed lite 580EXii, they all fit pretty well and I have a little space for my charger, blower, etc.. SO I think it will fit, but am not a Nikon user and I also don't carry the 70-200 lens which is bulkier than the 70-300 EF lens. If you plan on having the 70-200 on the body, then it should ideally fit. I have taken this to several trips and have been more than happy.
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I have not used with 70-200 f/2.8L IS, but I've used it with 24-70 f/2.8L and it's fine. I guess you'd attach the fastenr to wherever you would normally mount the camera on a tripod--and in the case of 70-200 f/2.8L IS, you would mount that camera on a tripod using the tripod ring on the lens--so I think you're doing it correctly =)