do you thin i could carry 1 my fuji ex-2 with lens attached, 2 a second fuji lens and 3 my fuji x100s, ? that is basically what i carry all the time
1968915
No. Too tight. You will probably need a Brixton for that. I have both. Bowery holds a Sony RX1 an EVF, an iPhone and my glasses (soft case). Room for a spare SD or two and not much else.
1968916
Depends on which lens is attached to your fuji XE-2 and whether you have the hood on X100s. I normally have the XE-1 + 35mm with hood attached and I am able to carry Sigma DP3M and Ricoh GR as well. On another occasion, I have XE-1 + 18-55 (hood reversed), 35mm lens, and Panasonic LX7.Then front pockets have extra batteries and lens pen. Cheers.The key is the length of the lens attached to the XE and how compact your X100s configuration is.
1968917
Won't work. The bag is great for the ex-2 w/ lens + a 2nd one, but the x100 is going to be too much.
1968918
Not really. You could carry the XE-2 with second lens (I carry a GH3 with 2nd lens) but there is not enough room to also add an x100s, unless you pack it in real tight. Physically it is possible but I wouldn't try it. Love the bag, though!
1968919
I have no idea about the sizes of Fuji gear. I regularly carry a Canon 60D with 40mm pancake, along with kit lens, lensbaby, spare batteries, memory cards, little wallet and phone. It's a great bag. Now that I have it, I carry my gear around more often.
1968920
I usually carry my x100 with the wide angle converter and my xm1 with the kit lens, a few filters, extra batteries, and a pair of reading glasses. I have to pack it attentively but I also am able to grab which ever camera I want attentively (and quietly- I have really liked not having Velcro on the lid). The size of your extra lens is going to make the biggest difference, but the two cameras should fit.
1968921
I doubt it. My xe1 with 18-55 attached and the 55-200 detached barely fits. I think that the x100 would not fit at all.
1728760
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.
2042633
Yes it's an amazing bag I think you can fit that lens and the camera but not much more. If you have many other lenses you will probably need a 2nd bag.
1778852
Definitely, you can fit that with about 2 lenses as well. just know it's shipping from China so it could take up to 30 it said (mine didn't luckily). The quality is pretty solid as well.
426626
I have one of these camera case and you can carry just about everything! The compartments can be adjusted to accommodate your favorite camera and lens, plus many other essential supplies. The beauty of this type of Camera Bag is that it is very light and user friendly. You will not regret buying it!! I hope this is helpful to you. Thanks, Joseph
1577398
My wife can hold two bodies, a flash, and two to three lenses (depending on size) in her bag. Your mileage will vary, however.
1360073
I am using for my Canons; 5DmkIII and 60d. In addition to three lenses and all the miscellaneous odds and ends one must carry about. Protection is good and you can still pack a pad or macbook. However, now I have mounted battery grips on both bodies and there is not enough room.
752505
Yes, and a lot more. I carry my Canon T3i with either the 55 or 250 attached, the other lens in a padded divider, the battery grip mounted, the charger in another divider, iPad in the flap compartment, and still have the top compartment free to put wallet, keys, phone and a soda. And it still feels ample. I was a bit surprised when I got the bag how big it was, bigger than the sense I got from the promo pics.
581095
I think yes. I have two mirrorless cameras with lenses attached plus a third long lens and a pile of accessories. It's configurable, so you'd have to move the seperators around to suit the size and shape of that camera and lens, but it should fit. This is NOT a small bag. It's compact in design, but spacious and laid out well. I love it and have it in three sizes. The biggest one I have (it isn't the biggest one they make, but the biggest of my collection) is TOO big. I almost never use it because to fill it, I have to take all my cameras, all my lenses, the tripod and other accessories. I use it only if I'm going away for a long time and want to take everything I own. I think yes. I have two mirrorless cameras with lenses attached plus a third long lens and a pile of accessories. It's configurable, so you'd have to move the seperators around to suit the size and shape of that camera and lens, but it should fit. This is NOT a small bag. It's compact in design, but spacious and laid out well. I love it and have it in three sizes. The biggest one I have (it isn't the biggest one they make, but the biggest of my collection) is TOO big. I almost never use it because to fill it, I have to take all my cameras, all my lenses, the tripod and other accessories. I... » Read More I think yes. I have two mirrorless cameras with lenses attached plus a third long lens and a pile of accessories. It's configurable, so you'd have to move the seperators around to suit the size and shape of that camera and lens, but it should fit. This is NOT a small bag. It's compact in design, but spacious and laid out well. I love it and have it in three sizes. The biggest one I have (it isn't the biggest one they make, but the biggest of my collection) is TOO big. I almost never use it because to fill it, I have to take all my cameras, all my lenses, the tripod and other accessories. I use it only if I'm going away for a long time and want to take everything I own. « Show Less
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I carry my camera with two extra lens all the time -- my primary lens is attached and I have no issues -
1996964
You can put all your stuff but the lenses. I think that you can put 3, you can carry 5 but, you where taking the risk because the wont be on the "lens area" of the bag
1494563
yes. I carry my D5200 in it with either an 18-55mm or 55-300mm lens attached and the other in the storage pocket.
230352
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.
1690070
Yes, you can fit more. I carry my Nikon D90, two lenses, ipad mini, purse, 2 packs of batteries and something else too;))) hope it helps!
1704745
I have a Fuji XS1 with roughly the same size lens as yours attached. I carry my camera in the bag with the sunshade attached. My recommendation however, would be to obtain a slightly larger bag simply because the camera housing and lens do fit relatively tightly within the confines of the bag.
355619
I have 3 lenses and bought a Lowepro backpack so that I could carry everything. I didn't find what I thought was a good case for just the camera.
2255823
I have the Canon EOS XS with both a 18-55mm lens and a 55-250 mm lens. The camera case will take the camera with either lens attached, but there is no room for the second lens not attached to the camera body. Side pockets allow space for a spare battery, a USB cable and a spare SD card, etc.