Can I pack a Canon T2i w/ 24-105 attached? Remove dividers and put a canon 70-200mm f4 down side. 70-200 is 8 in long. Dont want to attach 70-200.
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hi,as per the manufacturers specs. it will holdHardware Capacity: 1 DSLR with 80-200mm f/2.8 lens attached plus 1-3 additional lenses or flash units, 1 tripod, multiple cables, memory cards, manuals and other digital accessories.
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The 24-70mm lens which I used on D7000 was 5.2 inches in length. The 18-200 lens is 3.8 inches in length. It should fit like a dream.
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My 24-105mm F4.0 IS L stays on my camera when traveling abroad. It's heavy, but it does take fantastic pictures. Check into the Crumpler straps. I own this strap (http://www.amazon.com/Crumpler-The-Industry-Disgrace-Brown/dp/B001JQ4QCW/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1321633955&sr=8-10) and it lets me carry my 70-200mm F2.8 IS L around all day without fatigue.
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It was a struggle to get Nikon D5100+18-200 mm Definitely wont fit 70-300 as it is longer.Not good for 2 lenses.. One lens can fit provided it isnt too long
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If anyone is interested I have a 24-70L 2.8 Canon Lens. I only use it about 5 times total. 6 weeks after I bought it I purchase the 24-105 IS Canon Lens because I shoot mostly Wedding & Party's. The 24-105 IS works much better for the type of photography I do. I would sell it for $900.00 and include the B&W; UV Filter which is the top of the line brand filter which is made in Germany. Plus $25.00 for shipping. You can email me at rjgphoto@sbcglobal.net if anyone is interested.
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No problem. I keep a canon 50d with 18-135 attached. There is still plenty of room for extras (hood, filters, etc). I carry my 400mm lens (with other stuff) in the upper compartment.
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To be absolutely sure simply call Canon Tech Support and ask the question. Canon will want to know your exact lens information not simply a 70-200mm lens. Obviously I own this extender and other photographers have tried to use this extender with their lenses, in this case both the the lenses were "L" series Canon lenses and in one case the extender would not couple with the lens and in the other case the extender did couple to both the camera and lens but the autofocus feature did not work. Canon has the answer for you, call 1-800-652-2666
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I don't have this specific camera or these lenses, but I am familiar with their dimensions. The camera with the 18-70mm lens attached will fit into the bottom (main) compartment with no problem. You *may* be able to fit the 70-210mm lens in the top compartment, but it might be a tight fit (I am assuming you have a Minolta "beercan" lens or something similar, about 6" long). I do not think you will be able to fit the camera with the 70-210mm lens mounted in the bottom compartment. You might be able to put the camera and the unmounted 70-210mm lens side by side in the bottom compartment - I wouldn't do that with my equipment, but it is up to you. I don't have this specific camera or these lenses, but I am familiar with their dimensions. The camera with the 18-70mm lens attached will fit into the bottom (main) compartment with no problem. You *may* be able to fit the 70-210mm lens in the top compartment, but it might be a tight fit (I am assuming you have a Minolta "beercan" lens or something similar, about 6" long). I do not think you will be able to fit the camera with the 70-210mm lens mounted in the bottom compartment. You might be able to put the camera and the unmounted 70-210mm lens side by side in the bottom... » Read More I don't have this specific camera or these lenses, but I am familiar with their dimensions. The camera with the 18-70mm lens attached will fit into the bottom (main) compartment with no problem. You *may* be able to fit the 70-210mm lens in the top compartment, but it might be a tight fit (I am assuming you have a Minolta "beercan" lens or something similar, about 6" long). I do not think you will be able to fit the camera with the 70-210mm lens mounted in the bottom compartment. You might be able to put the camera and the unmounted 70-210mm lens side by side in the bottom compartment - I wouldn't do that with my equipment, but it is up to you. « Show Less
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I have my Canon 70D with 70-300mm lens attached in bag and it fits perfectly. And there is still plenty of room for an extra lens or two.
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In exact dimensions? I'd have to go measure. I can put a 5dmkii with 24-105 in, with lens hood. A telephoto probably wouldn't fit.
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I don't think this'll be long enough for your lens, though I don't have a 70-200 f/4 to check. I have a 28-300mm which is listed as 4.5" long and only has a little room to spare (height-wise). The 70-200mm is listed as 7" long, and I don't see how another 2.5" would fit.An alternative may be: Tamrac M.A.S. Medium Lens Case (Black)I bought the Large for my lens (which is a perfect fit, without any attachments), and the Extra Large may be a good option for you.
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No, the 24-105 will take a 77mm filter. I actually have a tiffen filter on my 24-105, it works fine, but you will get ghosting, or lens flare from time to time, just watch how closely you shoot to any lights and you will be fine.
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I have a 7D (and formerly a 50D) with a 70-200 f/2.8L II IS mounted to it in the center of the pack and there's still room for a 24-105 at the bottom. When the pack is laying flat the body/lens is sitting base down, and the extra lens is sitting on its lens cap. Maybe that's what the other reviewer meant? I just have to rotate the tripod ring 180 degrees so the foot is on the top of the lens when stored in the bag. You MIGHT squeeze a 60D with grip in there like that. I leave Manfrotto Rapid Connect plates on each of my bodies (and the tripod ring of the 70-200), which adds a little extra height to them. I tried my 5DII with grip in one of the side pockets and it is slightly too tall, even without the Manfrotto plate attached, so I leave the grip in a box in the trunk of my car until I need to attach it to the body for a shoot. I don't have a grip for the 50D which I recently upgraded with the 7D, and haven't tried the grip for the 7D to see if it will fit in the bag. I also carry a 430EXII, a 28-135 (Don't ask me why, it rarely gets used), a Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 (great lens on the crop bodies), a 50 f/1.4, an extra bodycap/rear lens cap set and a "rocket" type blower in the main compartment. There's plenty of room in the other pockets for batteries, CF cards, spare lens caps, cleaning supplies, etc. I've had mine almost two years and it is still in great shape. I've been VERY pleased with it.
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I have a Canon T3i, it is seven inches long with a 200mm. lens and flower hood and it fits with no problem, also has room for two more lenses.
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Planning to but canon 70-200 L but confused now after reading the forums and comments. Which one I should buy ?canon 70-200 F4 L IS USM or f2.8 L USL (Non IS)Pls Suggest
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My 24-105mm F4.0 IS L stays on my camera when traveling abroad. It's heavy, but it does take fantastic pictures. Check into the Crumpler straps. I own this strap (http://www.amazon.com/Crumpler-The-Industry-Disgrace-Brown/dp/B001JQ4QCW/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid;=1321633955&sr;=8-10) and it lets me carry my 70-200mm F2.8 IS L around all day without fatigue.
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The Canon 24-105mm f4L lens is 77mm. There is a cap for that one, this is not it. The one described here is 72mm in diameter.