...Possible Solution for SLR Camera Holster &amp; Excursion Bag? Would anyone suggest this bag as a means of holstering an SLR w/accessories?
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For anyone else who may wonder, Maxpedition gives very specific measurements for each pocket on their website (under the "Specifications" tab). According to the website, the main compartment is 5.5"(L) x 3"(W) x 7"(H). http://www.maxpedition.com/store/pc/FATBOY-VERSIPACK-40p31.htm
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No.That would over pack the bag, which will not be good for any of the equipment you listed. Plainly put, the camera and lens won't fit. This bag is NOT meant for a DSLR. A DSLR backpack has specific spots and dividers to protect the camera and lenses. This does not. Its a great bag, but not one that I would overpack, or carry a camera in...
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No way, Alec, not even close. The picture of this bag is quite deceiving and misleading. This bag is as big as your two hands stacked side by side. I can barely fit my Polaroid IS2132 without any accessories in it. I hope you can find a bag that will fit your awesome Canon in it! :)
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No..not without damaging it. This isn't a professional camera bag, in MY opionion. If you're using a flash, sounds like you have a professional setup, so you need a professional bag.
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I BOUGHT BAG FOR MY CANON EOS 60D 18-55 WITH DUAL BATTERY PACK and Hand grip...IT DIDN'T FIT. IT MADE A NICE BAG FOR MY OTHER LENSES. I MEASURE INNER DIMENSIONS AS 9 1/2" long X 3" wide X 9 1/2" deep.....its cool looking canvas bag with leather looking accents...
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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.
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This is a lens bag, NOT a camera + lens bag. So my guess would be no. Suggest you go to lpwepro.com and use their bagfinder app to choose the right bag for your rig, then back to Amazon to order it.
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I use the Lowepro Topload Zoom Mini Camera Bag from Amazon (about $20). Holds camera, and spare batteries very nicely.Jim
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The padding inside the bag can be adjusted to accommodate almost any size slr. I believe your camera with grip will fit. This video is a great review that may help you figure out if it will work for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maZ3Whz7LGs&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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I returned mine. It was not the bag that they advertised. different brand entirely and couldn't even fit my camera in the bag. It was more like a small purse. I'd advise looking elsewhere. Good luck!
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This is a rather tardy reply, but I personally see no accessories needed. I did invest in a camera carrying case also from Amazon, specifically for the Nikon L820, love it.
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I'm in the same boat, just having bought an H5. Nothing in the store pleased me, so I'm on a search. Best candidates: MRock's Denali @ $40, on line @ mrock.com, with rave reviews. And Sony LCS-HA, $29-$39 through Amazon.com or some other on line retailers listed on the Amazon site. The MRock line draws ecstatic kudos from photographers who have had 20 camera bags and will never go back --apparantly exceptionally well thought out camera bag. A feature I liked is that the camera appears to go down into the bag one handed, and out the same way, on its end with the hand grip on the top. You pull it out like a gun in a holster, ready to "shoot". I'm not so sure about the camera position in the Sony --I might be wrong, but a user photo of the bag interior on the Amazon site looked like the camera went in horizontally instead of vertically. I'd appreciate anyone else's input on this, and any experience with either bag with the Sony H5.
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Dear buyer, although it is a great quality bag and I have been enjoying it for my small camcorder. I would recommend you searching for the correct bag for your couple of DSLR lenses. Such an investment like yours it's worth buying the correct lens case for them. Search for lense cases @ Amazon.com. I own DSLR LENSES AND HAVE CASES FOR TRAVEL ALL AROUND AND THEY HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST INVESTMENT. Also check appropriate size, since they come in different sizes. Good Luck and Happy Holidays. ALL THE BEST! Sincerely; DJ Bobby Lorenzo with Performance & Sound Co. http://www.djbobbylorenzo.com and http://www.performanceandsoundco.com Dear buyer, although it is a great quality bag and I have been enjoying it for my small camcorder. I would recommend you searching for the correct bag for your couple of DSLR lenses. Such an investment like yours it's worth buying the correct lens case for them. Search for lense cases @ Amazon.com. I own DSLR LENSES AND HAVE CASES FOR TRAVEL ALL AROUND AND THEY HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST INVESTMENT. Also check appropriate size, since they come in different sizes. Good Luck and Happy Holidays. ALL THE BEST! Sincerely; DJ Bobby Lorenzo with Performance & Sound Co. http://www.djbobbylorenzo.com... » Read More Dear buyer, although it is a great quality bag and I have been enjoying it for my small camcorder. I would recommend you searching for the correct bag for your couple of DSLR lenses. Such an investment like yours it's worth buying the correct lens case for them. Search for lense cases @ Amazon.com. I own DSLR LENSES AND HAVE CASES FOR TRAVEL ALL AROUND AND THEY HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST INVESTMENT. Also check appropriate size, since they come in different sizes. Good Luck and Happy Holidays. ALL THE BEST! Sincerely; DJ Bobby Lorenzo with Performance & Sound Co. http://www.djbobbylorenzo.com and http://www.performanceandsoundco.com « Show Less
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Hello, My apologies about the late response. This bag is too small for your gear. It is not deep enough. Regards, Roozbeh OC camera
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Bags and cases are pretty subjective as they tend to be selected to meet specific photographer needs. I have 2 OMD bodies that I take whenever I go out to shoot along with 5 lenses of varying focal lengths, a Metz dedicated flash with external battery pack, cords and assorted small accessories. The bodies both have the grips and battery packs. I chose to go with a Lowepro backpack because of its quality construction , resistance to weather and ability to reconfigure the interior based upon what body/lens I want to have ready to grab from the bag. These bags can get a bit pricey but I figured that with $5K worth of equipment to carry around, it was worth it to buy some quality protection to port the gear. BTW: The Lowepro website has some great info on it to determine what will suit your needs (and I have no personal, professional or financial interest in Lowepro, I just think they produce a quality product).
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AmazonBasics Sling Backpack for SLR Cameras (Black) is a better option in my eyes. Good luck!
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Tony check this,it solved my questions, hope u fund it useful. http://nofilmschool.com/2012/08/which-dslr-camera-bag-right-for-you/