would a Nikon D40 with an attached Nikon 55-300 lens, 8 inches in total length, front to back, be stored vertically.
2046262
I measured the inside and it is 7 1/2 inches tall on the inside. there is a little give in the zippered top so it might fit.
999359
There is a removable wall between the upper and lower compartments. If you removed it, the lens and body would fit together. Otherwise, if you would have to separate the body and the lens in order to get them to fit.
1277966
Not 100% sure but I believe the extra lens could fit in one of the side pockets. The main pocket holds the camera body with one lens attached. Hope this helps.
1050915
yes it will hold you camera as questioned. I prefer to store my camera with lens facing up. This assumes you have the standard lens attached. long telephoto lens maybe a problem.
227541
I carry a Nikon D3300 in the case with a 18-55mm lens mounted on the body. There are Velcro dividers that come with the case to section off compartments in the case. I have created two other compartments one of which holds my 70-300mm lens with the shade attached in the storage position. If I took the shade off of the 70-300 lens I could probably store a second lens in the second compartment. The interior dimensions are 6 1/4" H, 11" L, 5" W. The walls of the case are well padded as are the Velcro dividers giving your components good protection during handling. The protective dividers are about 3/8" thick.
1778855
Most likely. I've currently got 2 camera bodies and 3 lenses in it. Fully padded with a adjustable divider.
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
2260607
Yes it should be fine. I carry my Rebel with vertical grip on it in there. Sony A77 is similar in size.
1561138
yes, if you take the dividers out you should have no problems. I don't own a lens that long, but I did measure it and it will handle it. the measurement was from the side that is the outside. quite frankly this was one of the best buys that I've ever done. The bag hold all four of my cameras including the fixed lens. I am able to get everything I need into this bag. including both of my laptops and notebook without a problem
166040
I guess the answer is "possibly". But you will need to buy a case larger than you would normally need for the lens. You can reverse the hood to avoid the extra length, but the hood is still going to be substantially wider than the lens. So you need a case that won't be snug on the lens alone.
1519357
it would probably fit vertically though i haven't tried it... adapter might be a good idea, and you would want the flat bottom version of this... although looking at your tripod i am not sure if it is heavy enough to take the weight.
248128
Depends on the lenses, but I don't think it should be. Leave one attached to the body, slip another one in the main compartment with it, and put the biggest one in the actual "lens" compartment.
1201951
It would deff. hold the dslr with the lense mounted. The camera compartment has divission but you can arrange them anyway you want. The flash would fit in the top compartment, but it would not hold everything mounted. It is a great bag though, I got it for my dad and he loves it. Has special compartment for the ipad and another for his phone, as well as a cover bag for when it is raining.
2178417
Yes, most DSLR with reasonably big lenses will be stable. A stabilizing weight may be needed on the underhook.
1277965
Yes it will. I store my D3200 and an attached 18-55 lens in the main compartment, with the 55-200 in a side pocket without a problem.
978750
Yes, with room to spare, if you put the camera in vertically, you can create three equal compartments. There is also room for USB and charger for storage.
1105597
Yes. It will look like a 42-450mm through the view finder since the D3000 is a DX format.