Will this backpack hold one pro body, one backup body, a 300 2.8, 70-200 2.8 and 17-50 2.8
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I don't know. It holds my D3X, D4S with 70-200 2.8 VR. attached. My 24-70mm, my 85mm 1.4, and the sun shields for both those lenses which I had to take off lenses, and my 2 x teleconverter. I don't have the 300, I have the 400 2.8 vr You might have to move up to the 500 AW, I would contact Lowepro and ask them.
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I agree with the other responses. The interior is very adjustable and configurable, but I think that would be a bit too much. My guess something would have to go. As suggested, to be certain contacting Lowepro would probably be your best bet. Maybe there is a way and I am not seeing it.
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No. It will probably hold the 77-200 2.8, extra body and the 17-50, but not the 300 2.8 as well.
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Depends on what gear it could fit it. You might want the mares deluxe backpack tho. It's a little bigger
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Yes. There will be one over both shoulders. Each is adjustable. It is a good backpack. Then, once you get it over your shoulders, there is a strap between the two shoulder straps about right where your shirt pockets are.
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Yes it will... it's very versatile with many adjustable sections for lenses. This backpack is just the right size - not too small, but surprisingly big enough for a lot of gear!
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It should. It has compartments with Velcro fasteners that can be moved around. Be aware-this can become a heavy backpack with gear inside!
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Yes it will fit a body with a 300mm lens attached. Another small camera or body without attached lenses. The compartments are adjustable. Good case, I love mine after a year of abuse, it's quality
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Yes, the pro pack two fits in it. You do not need to disassemble it for it to fit. It's an awesome case and holds everything securely. You'll like it.
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I think case logic DCB-309 will look small on you.The DCB-309 is enough for normal size people up to 5.8" tall with 80kg.So I suggest you to stop by at case logic store or its affiliate in your town and try it yourself.or try to compare the dimension of case logic DCB-309 (Size 17.3 x 8.4 x 11.4 in) vs your current backpacks.Good luck big guy!
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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 thought the same thing. But no it doesn't. I Believe the picture is of another bag in the pro series. This bag is very well designed. I researched a lot of bags that have this capacity and am very happy with it. Something small to most that really sets it apart, is that it carries a tripod in the center instead of on the side. This keeps it well balanced.
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My wife can hold two bodies, a flash, and two to three lenses (depending on size) in her bag. Your mileage will vary, however.
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It is a decent size bag and has a few other compartments. It should hold most cameras and an additional lens. I use it for a camcorder and accessories.
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It should fit that no problem , my son stuffs his to the max & has used ( & abused )his backpack for the last 2 years & it's still in great shape!
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It depends on the lens(es) you have and your personal preference (backpack versus tote). I have a tote that I like a lot but it only fits the camera with one lens (no space for extras). I like the one I have (
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Yes Kimberly, it will..you do have two side pockets which will hold additional lenses. i am keeping my ef70-300 lens inside my bag itself
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70-200 2.8 will not fit in the padded section. It will fit in the top compartment loosely. DSLR body without a vertical grip, yes.
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Most likely. I've currently got 2 camera bodies and 3 lenses in it. Fully padded with a adjustable divider.