Could have a MacBook Pro 13" (or Air 13") and a Canon 7D DLSR camera at the same time? and leave some extra space for small city guides & accesories?
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It will be really compact to carry both of the items together. Normally I can only carry an MBA 13' and 2 thick books together in this bag. You can actually put the city guides inside the front compartment of the bag which is just nice for your handy book.
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Yes! I carried this to SXSW in Austin, toted around my laptop and a ton of other promotional items for work.. and, was still able to fit the entire contents of my purse into the Thule Crossover! It's a great bag, very spacious and sturdy. You'll love it!
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Sure! The 13" laptop would easily and safely fit in the largest pocket of the bag. I believe this compartment was designed for carrying a laptop and it does the job well. This leaves you plenty of space to carry your camera, in either the same compartment or the one in front of it. The fact that this is a sling pack is also great because you can quickly toss it on and off your back, and the extra handles come in handy when you want to snag it off the ground. It's an excellent travel bag!
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It would probably fit thought it will be a little tight. I often have thick books and stuff in there with the MacBook Pro 13".
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Nope. Plenty of room for the laptop, but not the 7D or any accessories. Plus, it's an awkward bag, not good for any sort of weight.I'd go for a DSLR/laptop bag like Mountainsmith Spectrum Recycled Camera Bag, Black
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IMHO, this pack would be too small to comfortably fit your MBP and DSLR and stuff. I find my bag a little too narrow to fit anything bulky. I carry my 13" MBP, accessories and a few small/medium books on a regular basis, and the pack is stuffed. FYI, I did buy my wife a Lowepro Passport Sling camera bag which offers easy access and padded compartment specifically for her camera, and she loves it.
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I don't have a Canon 7D but I do have a Nikon D300 and I know that would not fit. The front pocket would easily hold a couple of city guides and some accessories along with the laptop in the back section. When I travel with the DSLR I have to use a different bag.
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absolutely, I put a Nikon D300 with 18-200mm lens and a MacBook Air with all cables and charger. Do you really use the 18-200mm?
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Yes, there is space behind the compartmentalized interior (where the camera & lenses go) that you could put a mini-laptop or pad. That's where I keep mine when I'm traveling.
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Easily... I have a Canon 60D with a battery grip, 2-430 EXII flashes, a case with 3 Pocket wizard Flex TT5's, and accessories, 4 lens of various sizes, a 17" Notebook computer, batteries, manuals, and whole bunch of accessories, and a full sized tripod. It is a big backpack, has a handle on the top, many belts so when you put in on it's not going anywhere but with you. The problem is you get so much stuff in it it gets heavy.... Construction seems to be good, zippers work ok.
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Might be a little small for all that...I carry my ipad in it and there is room for a mac and prob one to two notebooks, but anymore than that would be too much. It does have some other pocket to carry things such as chargers, glasses etc. I love it.
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I also have a 7d and it works just fine. The speed is great and it holds a fair amount of photos if you shoot in RAW.
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Not sure if a MacBook Air would fit. I would think so because I was able to put my iPad in it without any problems. I think there's only a 2 in width difference between the two. With everything else I kept in it, the weight would get pretty heavy. (Cannon t2i, 2-3 iPhones, iPad, bottled water, etc)
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I would agree with a Macbook Air or smaller. A three ring 1" binder is too big! A manila folder the bends fits great!
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I have a 13 in Mac Air and it works fine. Very sturdy iI love it. I have the cube one though.
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You should have plenty of room. I am using a 7D which is a bit bigger than the Rebel series.
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Yes. You should have plenty of space for the camera and room left over for peripherals as well.
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I've used my bag for the macbook air with other tools and even a small brolly. Space is tight already. Can't fit other things unless you use the bag without the laptop in it.
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Perfectly, with space left. I actually have a MacBook Pro 13. It's a pretty roomy bag.
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Sorry, I don't travel with it. Probably a large camera equipment bag like we had when cameras were much larger would be good, if they still sell them.
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Yeah, I was able to fit a 13 inch Macbook pro, which is thicker than the Air. The backpack doesn't provide a lot of protection (it doesn't advertise a dedicated laptop sleeve/pocket), but it definitely fits 13 inch computers if you need to carry one around
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Yes. On a trip to Paris this fall, I carried with me a 13 inch laptop and a iPad. Both fit in the computer compartment. I've recently purchased a 15 inch Mac Book Pro and it easily fits in the compartment.
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I imagine the 13" MacBook Air would fit, but there would be quite a bit of extra space. I would try the InCase 13" neoprene case.