Is this large enough to fit my Canon 70D with battery grip attached?
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Is the grip detachable? I have a EOS 60d Canon. It fits with lens attached and room for a telephoto lens and accessories. You can remove or make different size compartments
2017690
It's got movable partitions so you can probably make it work for the body. It fits my t5i pretty snugly.
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There should be no problem keeping the grip on the 70D all the time. You may want to remove the battery tray if the camera is not being used for a long time.
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Hi,It probably won't as the means of attaching it is with the tripod mount. With a battery grip attached you are extending the height of the camera. There are viewfinders out there that attach by a sticky substance similar to that used on LCD screen protectors. You might try checking ebay to get some idea of what's available.. I know HOODMAN makes extenders but they are expensive.
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Yes it should be fine. I carry my Rebel with vertical grip on it in there. Sony A77 is similar in size.
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Yes and no. :) I have a Nikon d700 with a battery grip and it does fit. But, it isn't 100% down in one of the compartments...the flash area and hot shoe do stick up a little above the little dividers and push against the padding on the top. But, it doesn't cause any issues, or hasn't so far. Hope that helps.... :)
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It will fit the camera and the lens, but I think it will be too tight for the battery grip. I mean it will fit, but will be a bit tight to take it in and out. What I usually recommend to my friends is to go to a camera store and try it out.
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I do not own a battery grip, nor do I know exactly how they fit a camera. I currently have my T4i with a 18-55 mm lens attached in the neoprene camera case. It also fits with a 300 mm lens. I would describe it as a thick, protective sock that fits a basic camera system.
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I added a battery grip to my Nikon D5100 and it fits in the bag. My camera may be smaller than yours though. I would take your camera set up to a store and try it on a similar bag to be sure.
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Calvin, Although I don't have the battery grip to verify I did check the clearance. You have a couple inches of empty space between both the top and bottom of the camera body and the sides of the bag. It should fit.
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Hey There, no...it will only fit a body such as the 5 or 7D or smaller. Without the battery grip. And with just the 5D, the fit was pretty tight. I wound up sending mine back the day I got it.
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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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Hey,With the battery grip the body itself would not fit under the cage, however the lens would. So just connect the camera to the baseplate and move the baseplate along the rails to ensure the lens is the only thing under the cage arms. Hopefully this makes sense and to put it in a simple answer, yes it would fit :).Have a great day.
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I am not sure it will fit (you can conceivably do it with some adjustments) but I don't know many peeps that shoot a shoulder rig with a battery grip. If you have a descent battery in the camera you should be good for hours and as previously mentioned the battery is readily accessible. This rig is amazing, and the envy of most of my video friends
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It fits my nikon d800 with a 24-70mm lens attached, but I dont' think it will fit a pro dslr with battery grip.
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I have an sx700 that fits, so compare yes dimensions. Spare batteries should fit.
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There appear to be adequate room for the cameras in question, with or without a battery grip. I have a (big) Sony, Alpha 100 with a 70-300mm lens, and there are lots of room left.
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I think it can fit. I carry my d7000 with a 17-50 + a 50 mm prime + 70-210 mm + 60 mm