I like the bag, but I need to leave my 75-300 lens attached to my Rebel. Doesn't appear there's a place for it here and leave room for more lenses an
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I have a Pentax K200 with a 70-300 lens and an 18-55 lens. The side pocket is deep enough to stow the camera with either lens attached and the other lens in a sub-compartment. And there is still plenty of room in the top compartment for accessories or my video camera and more.
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I do use this case and I can fit in my Canon EOS Rebel XTi camera, EF-S II 18-55mm camera, EF-S 75-300mm camera and EF 50mm f/1.8 II lens. All these fit in the camer/lens pouch. It is definitely a bit tight and there is no more room after this. And all this fits without any visible bulge, etc. Hope this helps.
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Tim - I can't address your specific requirement because I do not have a 75-300 lens, but I can tell you that all the internal compartments are velcro so they are removable and can be re-positioned to accommodate your specific equipment. I just used it to bring my gear to shoot a wedding and I had the following equipment in it:5d Mark II, battery grip, 580exII, 2 canon battery packs for flash, 24-70 2.8, 70-200 2.8, camera batteries, memory cards and the gary fong was held on the outside by a the buckle strap.
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it might fit if you put the camera body facing down with lens attached. There are two side areas. I have a sony nex6 so the body is not very big.
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I carry a dslr with a 17-40 lens attached, one 70-200 lens and a few other items. This is my hiking backpack and I love it for that but it is not very roomy inside. You could attached the 70-200 to the camera and carry the other two lens but the flash would not fit inside with the other gear. You could possibly carry the flash in the outside pocket on the back or one of the side water bottle pockets but everything would be a tight fit.
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I am not sure what size exactly your camera is but mine is a Canon Rebel EOS T3. I can put my 18-55mm lens on the camera and store it in the zip up area that is designed for the camera. I can put my 55-250mm in another compartment and still have room for my other items I need for the day.
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I would say yes but it would be tight while attached and if you have more than one extra lens you're carrying, probably not. The walls inside are completely adjustable so with just one extra lens, I'd give it a try. I recommend the bag. I've been happy with it.
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Hi, I have a Nikon D 3000 and an extra lens in mine. You can change the configuration of the inside of the bag with moveable padded "walls" with velcro. Hope that helps.
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Yes, with room to spare. The compartment is a little over 5" deep. Your lens adds 4" to the camera so 7" roughly in length. I've traveled with a 75-300 connected maxing out at a snug 9". I also have two other lenses currently in the same compartment. Its an amazing bag. I'm surprised how much I can pack for a day trip.
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yes! i can carry my 7D and 2 more lens and still more space on it. its really awesome bag .
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I have a Canon T3i, the 50 mm and the 70-300, plus I use my Panasonic FZ200 and I sent this bag back, wouldn't hold it all. I've given up on a bag short of seeing it in person and trying it out myself.
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absolutely, i have Sigma 70-300 2.8 lens and 2 other in the bag at all times. Plus room for 2 camera bodies and all the other gear you need.
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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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I did not like the bag it was to shallow for me I gave it to my son, it will hold your equipment I had a few more lenses for it to hold, my son likes it very much.
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The lens needs to be detached, in my opinion - for the best fit. You may be able to close the bag with it attached but I guess it depends what else you are carrying. Hope this helps
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I have a 24-105 in the main compartment and I could probably fit a small prime lense in with it as well. You could put the other lens in the main pocket but it wouldn't be very secure. My main use for this bag is when I want one bigger lense and maybe a small prime lens when I go hiking/mountain climbing. If you are looking for something with more storage, I would go with a different bag that gives up a little bit of of the hiking space storage for more lens compartments.
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I have a mirrorless camera with a standard zoom, and I can add 3 other lenses.I doubt this bag can hold 2 complete cameras.
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I carry a Nikon D3300 in the case with a 18-55mm lens mounted on the body. There are Velcro dividers that come with the case to section off compartments in the case. I have created two other compartments one of which holds my 70-300mm lens with the shade attached in the storage position. If I took the shade off of the 70-300 lens I could probably store a second lens in the second compartment. The interior dimensions are 6 1/4" H, 11" L, 5" W. The walls of the case are well padded as are the Velcro dividers giving your components good protection during handling. The protective dividers are about 3/8" thick.
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Yes there is plenty of room in the bag. I keep a 55-250 attached usually and it fits w the grip fine. Also plenty of room for extra lenses and a flash. Only thing I don't like is that the laptop slot is narrow..it fits my MBP fine but nothing really thicker than that. Enjoy!
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The bag holds my camera with either the 18-135 or the 70-200 lens, stores the other along with many other accessories. There would be room for an additional lens, depending on the size (not a larger than the 70-200). The case is GREAT. I love that the inside is a bright color so that you can easily see what is in the bag due to the contrast. There is a pocket, zip compartment, or section for everything!