I'm looking for a compact bag that holds only Rebel 2i and one lens. Is this too big or just perfect, or ... ?
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It's the right size, but the bag is pretty cheaply constructed in my opinion.
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My dslr fits (lens down) along with two medium size lenses and a flash. But it won't hold much more. The side zip pockets arsn't big enough for a lens or flash. I use them to hold cords and battery charger. The front zip pocket, alsi good for holding filters, extra lens cap, a rsmots, etc. Won't hold anything bulky. Sounds like you'll be crowded with everything you listed. That said, it's an excellent bag and wdll worth thr money. I keep extra lenses, camera body and accessories that I don't use much in a large padded duffel which I'll take with me when I need it.
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I use this bag with my Fuji X-E2. I can fit it, with a 35mm,hood attached and 1 to 2 other lenses. Usually a 18-55 zoom or my 18mm. The bag is small but nice. Only downside is at times if like to either take additional items or what not and need either a second bag or plan well. I picked up a cheap insert for my backpack when I need to do that. Overall it's a pretty sexy bag and it works for what I want it for.
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I believe you can fit the C100 into the Canon 1EG Gadget Bag, with one or two lenses, maybe a few small accessories. The front and side pockets will hold various small items; i.e. cables, lens filters, etc. It is a fairly good size bag and has separators you can easily reposition as necessary. I have a couple of Canon 60D cameras and they fit well in the main body of the bag along with 3 lenses; all my accessories fit in the available pocket spaces. I'm considering getting a second bag as I expand my equipment inventory. - AKSteve
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One lens would fit ,not two and then it would be very cramped. No room for anything else.
314041
I actually use mine for a mirror less camera. With room for several lens and flash. Everything fits perfectly. However, for a DSLR I would go with something more like a camera bag. Just not enough space for what you have.
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I have a cannon rebel t3 and it fits in the bag. However, don't expect to fit much else in there.
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Correct. Just to give you an idea, my bag currently houses a 5D with kit lens attached as well as a 50 1.2.
549671
This bag is not that large and with a lens and other accessories I would look for something larger. I like Lowe Pro bags....
732190
I'm not sure. It's a pretty tight fit with just the camera as is. There is a little bit of room on either side of the lens when in the bag. In hindsight, I would have like to get the next size up to at least hold one more lens. It's a great size to slip into another bag, but can't really hold much anything else.
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I'd say that it's probably too small. I use this bag for my Fuji XE2 and a couple lines. It's fairly compact. You may be able to use it for the D800 with small zoom lens attached, but it'd be tight. The bag is fantastic quality though. It might be worth looking if ONA makes a larger size (I think that do). Bro's Leather Co. offer some nice bags that might work for you as well.
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No way is it too big. It's just the right size for what you have. I have a 1Dx plus a 6D, a 24-70 2.8 L II, and a 70-200 2.8 L II, plus a 2X extender, and it's too SMALL, mainly because the 1Dx is too big. But your camera is a much better size, and you'll be able to fit it, your lenses and a flash in there, too, plus accessories in the outside pockets. It's a great bag, especially for the price.
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This is a mid-size DSLR, and you need to ask yourself a few questions before buying. First of all, how much gear are you going to be taking with you? You will probably be collecting lenses as time goes on, and you should consider whether you want them all, all the time, or if you want to just bring one or two and leave the rest at home. This will determine the size of the bag you purchase. Also, will you be traveling with your camera gear? If so, you might want to invest in one of the pricier Lowepro bags. There are three basic types to choose from: The basic bag, the messenger bag, and the backpack. You can get backpacks that will accommodate a small computer and even have straps for carrying your tripod. http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Deluxe-Backpack-200EG-Cameras/dp/B00009R6TA/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1419605185&sr=8-6&keywords=camera+bags http://www.amazon.com/UTG-Multi-functional-Tactical-Messenger-Bag/dp/B003TWZGRI/ref=sr_1_25?ie=UTF8&qid=1419605941&sr=8-25&keywords=camera+bags http://www.amazon.com/Lowepro-Rezo-110-Camera-Bag/dp/B000AQF4JG/ref=sr_1_51?ie=UTF8&qid=1419606166&sr=8-51&keywords=camera+bags There are many others to choose from. You might get a better idea of what kind of bag you want if you visit a local camera store and actually try a few on. One word of advice: your gear can get quite heavy as it accumulates, so make sure that whatever you get has a good strap. Also, get a new strap for your camera: http://www.amazon.com/Lowepro-34958-Transporter-Camera-Strap/dp/B000H7GFWS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419606679&sr=8-1&keywords=lowepro+camera+straps This is mine, and I love it - one of the best purchases I ever made.
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I have a Canon T3i with the kit lens attached to it, a wide angle lens and a telephoto in mine and they all fit. I also have a few other things in it like extra SD cards, cleaning cloth, tissues, etc. I love the bag!
153105
Great bag, but kind of small...I have a canon 70d with attached 18-135 in mine, with a little extra room for accessories. An attached zoom would fit, but probably would not leave much extra room. It's really good for everyday carry, but if you need a lot of equipment, check on a bigger bag.
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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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This bag is big if u put these typey of your camera it's recomended for dslr camera like nikon d3200 for example But if u want to put all of your small camera i think it is good for you.