Would a Canon SL1 with 18-55 be too small for this?
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You would have a lot of extra room. Could probably stash a small lens in there too
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It would be perfect. I have a Canon EOS Rebel w/ 18-55 and it's great in this fabulous case. Check it out at e-bags for the best price and service.
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I am using it for my 18-55. It is a perfect but snug fit. I wanted a secure fit so my teenage daughter could take the camera to school. You can sit in down and the bottom is plastic so it cannot get wet. It has never tipped over, well constructed. The camera goes lens down into the bag and it very protected. There is not room for much else. You might be able to carry one small extra lens. If you plan on carrying other accessories, you might want something larger. I might buy a slightly larger bag for travel but this one is perfect for everyday. I am very happy with my purchase.
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Not sure. I have a canon rebel. I use this case with my 18-55 lens, 55-200ish lens, and my fixed 55. There is a sling for the camera. The lens doesn't touch the bottom of the case. The sling holds the camera at the very top.
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Can'say based on lack of familiarity with the SL1 but strongly believe it would as the shutter contacts are most likely the same.
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I do not have the SL1 however if it has the standard jack for a shutter release (meaning if it has the jack or not there is only one kind) then this will work with your camera.
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From a t2i up to the t5i this lens would work great if your camera can take a RAW picture. I've never heard of an sl1 but if it has a detachable lens then you could always upgrade the camera body later. The lens will work with any canon camera.
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Absolutely! I used a 40D with 18-135 on my last trip, along with a Kindle, extra lens and flash. Still had ample room to spare, especially in separate compartment at top of the bag.
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From what I've read it looks like it should work with the SL1 as it is a crop censor camera (APS-C). It just won't be as quiet as the STM lenses made for it.
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I am positive on that but you should be sure on size ...it supposed to be 18-55 that fits on your camera ..thanks
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I have the Canon SL1 and it works fine. Just remember that everything (focus, aperture) is manual when you use the old lenses.
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What you have to review first is your camera's lens thread size. I have the canon 18-55mm with 58mm lens thread. If your's is the same then it will work well.
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If the plug is the same size (2.5mm or the 3.5mm) it should work any DSLR that accomodates an external microphone in stereo. There are also tip adapters, so more likely than not, although I do not know the specs on your SL1. If I had to guess , the answer would be likely yes. E mail Sescom and verify same.
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Hey Barbara,I would definitely try one a little sturdier. I have this one now on a lighter Nikon (D7000) and primarily use a smaller lens (18-105) and I think it is about at capacity and maybe a little under-qualified. Just one man's opinion but I think something more robust would suit your very nice set up better.
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I would guess that would depend on exactly what type of pictures that you want. I find that my 18/55 has become my go-to lens for a lot of my photographic shooting because my teacher wants us to "get close, close, close". Another weapon in the arsenal couldn't hurt.
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I am a sports photographer and I have this camera. The SL1 will work just fine for sports, however, you will need to pair it with a Better lens. Ideal choice would be the canon 70-200 f2.8 but that will cost you more than the camera unless you can find an in expensive used one. But that wapplies to any DSLR you would buy
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Hi Nadia, I believe that all the mounting holes and threading are standard. The SL1 is not as heavy as the T3i which I own so stability shouldn't be an issue. However If you intend to upgrade to a larger DSLR soon, you may need a more durable tripod, especially if you are into serious photography. I would recommend that you contact the supplier and let them answer your queries. Please not that this tripod currently works well for me as my skill level is still amateur.
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EF 28-80mm I use for Canon 10D & EOS M and try my friend's EOS T3i, it work,so SL1 should be fine, but what you pay and what you get, don't expect it will have very sharp image.
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I think so. I use a Canon T4i with a 55-250 lens with a little space still in it
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I'm not familiar with the SL1, but my Nikon D7100 with Sigma 18-250 attached fits easily and there is room for two or three smaller lenses and charger.