If the strap is tight, would it be even tighter with a zoom lens? My new lens for Rebel is so much longer than original lens, would this work?
2017898
I measured the length of my center pinch cup cord. It is five inches long, tight fit for my Rebel with the original lens. Would be easier to use if somewhat longer. It will not fit Zoom lens. Try the Canon website and good luck. They were not very accommodating, but perhaps improved in time. You can use the pinch lens if you add some kind of extension to the five inch long cord.
2017899
We have an EF-S 55-250mm telephoto zoom lens and this cover works just fine. Admittedly, I don't try to fully extended the lens when I cap it, as that wouldn't work. All-in-all we're well pleased with this cap.
2017900
It depends. I use it with a lens on my Rebel SLR that is about 8 inches (closed) and it works, any longer, or if you left your lens extended and capped, you would need to add an extender of some sort. It is nice not losing lens caps all the time.
2017901
With the new,longer lens on your Rebel it would not fit. I have the original lens and it barely fits; it is very tight.
2017902
The lanyard is about 6" long that attaches to the cap. If you attach to the same point as your camera shoulder strap it would be tight on a zoom. Simple solution is to just add a piece of cord or another lanyard in between to make it longer if necessary. Another option is to add a piece of velcro tape to the lens cap and piece of mating velcro tape to the camera base and that would eliminate the lanyard completely so the cap would work with all your lenses.
2017903
The strap is 12 cm or a little under 5 inches long. I have it attached to a jump ring that holds my camera strap to the body so I don't need to expend strap to loop it through the body. It just reaches to the end of my 18-55mm lens, but I can fully extend the lens and still get it off. A longer lens would probably require an elastic band to attach to cap to the lens instead of the camera body.
853180
I have not tried to put the camera with the longer lens in the bag. I find it a little snug with just the older 18-55 lens attached
853179
The lens needs to be detached, in my opinion - for the best fit. You may be able to close the bag with it attached but I guess it depends what else you are carrying. Hope this helps
1517230
Could be tight around the body and for sure won't the 100-400 zoom. It would not accommodate my 24-105mm zoom on my 6D body. They nicely refunded my money.
600150
I have the same lens (as well as several other Olympus lenses) and yes, this one seems to fit tighter. However, for me, it's not too tight and the lens works perfectly. If you're lens is working, even if it's a bit tight to put on, there may be so reason to exchange it.
1060428
I wish I could help you but sadly I can't ! I bought the same lens and it works perfectly well ! It's on my camera (a canon T3 rebel) permanently except when I need my zoom ! Maybe you should try it on another camera ! It would tell you if it has a defect or not ! Sorry about that ! Arnaud.
1283162
I'm a 5' 6" woman and I got it to fit me well for my big camera when I'm hiking--so there's hope. How to explain it when I'm not there is much harder. Take the slider mechanisms so that all the straps are double, and therefore shorter. In other words, pull the slider up as far as it will go. Another suggestion is to take it to your camera or sporting goods store to have a salesperson help you (even if you didn't buy it there). The bottom line is that you should be able to make it fit unless you are smaller than I am. Good luck.
502873
Hello. I did purchase this for a Nikon D7000. With the lens attached above, this item does not fit. It is very tight and will not close completely. I will be purchasing the next size up.
681494
Can't say for sure, I am able to alternate between a Nikon and older Canon- the strap seems very universal. The material is durable, I've had it for over a year and it has gotten a lot of use.
977604
No, long zoom lens attached to Body or even the lens by itself won't fit into this bag. I would suggest that you buy a regular bag-pack looking camera bag with cushions. If I have to buy it again that is what I would buy.
2128752
I ended up returning the item. I believe it is only for a fixed lens not a zoom. I hope this helps.
2055579
That would probably be fine - but I have to tell you, I use mine on a Canon EOS T1i and carry it a lot, and have never had a hint of a problem with the strap as is. I really like this thing (though it took several tries to figure out how to put it over my head in the correct orientation, LOL). I wish I had had these back when I was carrying multiple heavy cameras, including two Hasselblads!
1059404
On a "genuine" Canon strap there should be the flexible viewfinder cover. To use it you must remove the eye cup, pull upwards. Then you can slide the cover on in it's place. I never use it, just too cumbersome with out a real need.
653882
Honestly it will it very tight. I woudnt suggest this if you plan on carrying the 75-300mm lens. My t3i with 18-55mm barely fits
796
I put the lens side rearward; since it is leather, it should loosen up; I believe I remember it was tight at first, then perfect after a short while. Also, I use the strap as added protection to keep it from sliding out, and perhaps you can use the same strap, to pull it out until it loosens up.
2157569
I have a Canon Rebel with the variable lens it came with. The neoprene wrap has been a good buy. It's not too loose or too tight and it gives my camera the protection it needs when it's in a suitcase or in my purse. Perhaps you can purchase it and return it if it doesn't work. All I can say is I really like it.
1721293
The width of the strap where it attaches to the camera is 3/8". It is very secure. I love my camera strap for comfort, non-slip, and quick release. But I am shooting with a Canon 60D. I do not know your specific camera. I would measure the small bracket on your camera, where the strap would attach. I hope this helps. :)