How easily does this fold back down and fit into its backpack? Can lg. lenses (8" diam) be used in this as well through shoot-thru mesh?
920506
It is very easy to fold up and fit back into backpack. I do no understand your second question.
920507
It was pretty easy after i watched a you tube video on it about 10 times lol. just search for folding a popup blind there pretty much all the same
786318
It may hold that lens in one of the two side pockets, but it would be tight, and not as well protected. I keep my 50-200mm in the main case area, and that is a just right fit.I would say it would make a great easy carry short shoot bag, especially since it has a tripod carry on it. But, anything beyond that lens size wise, you'd probably need a larger or deeper case.
357032
I have a T3i with the same lense and it just barely fits. you have to kinda force it to zip. I was very happy with it on my trip to Dominican Republic. I just wish it had a snap to take off my belt instead of having to take my belt off to take the case off.
169065
There is a zipper closure under the lid of the bag. If you left it unzipped you can fit a taller lens in the case but it would allow dirt and dust to enter
2253210
It depends how you want it to rest in case. If you wanna the body of the camera down and the lense to point up, it'll probably be a tight fit. The inside has Velcro dividers that can be adjusted so if you'd like to put it in the long way with the lense pointing left you or right you should be fine. I have my Lumix GH4 with a 14-40 lense and I can fit it in just fine with room for chargers and battery packs. Overall I love the bag. Lots of pockets on the side and in front to store other things. I even keep my Tascam in a case in the inside slots with my camera itself. Totally worth the money.
185722
To carry the GF on it's own in the smallest bag possible, I use the Lowepro Apex 60AW Digital Camera Pouch. The GF1 + 20mm fits perfectly and there is room for extra SD cards and nothing else. If I need to carry my whole system, I use the Lowepro Edit 120. This accommodates the GF1 with H-H020 pancake lens attached, an additional H-FS014045 zoom lens, the DMW-FL220E flash, extra batteries for the flash, the DMW-BLB13 battery for the GF1, USB cable, TV cable and a few SD cards. This is just about perfect BUT it does not fit the battery charger with plug. However with the extra DMW-BLB13 battery on board, lack of charger space is not a disaster and keeps the whole package size to the minimum. Lowepro Apex 60AW Digital Camera Pouch http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lowepro-Digital-Camera-Pouch-Panasonic/dp/B000KZ7YDG/ Lowepro Edit 120 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lowepro-Edit-120-Shoulder-Camcorders/dp/B00025XGMC/
781405
Justinus... I put my Nikon J3 (pretty small profile) AND my underwater housing for my other camera (which is not small..!) in and had plenty of room for 3 more lenses! It is very flexible with velcro placed partitions. I don't see any problem fitting what you listed in it.
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My Davis and Sanford Traverse travel tripod, when collapsed, will fit in the side pocket. The downside: it will eventually wear holes in the mesh if you don't have a protective bag. One other bug with this bag is the word Lowepro silk screened pin the back. It screams "expensive camera inside!" Depending on your destination you may not want to advertise this. Otherwise, this is a fantastic, very well thought out bag. Fits my Oly OMD EM5 with kit zoom, 12mm f2, Panasonic 20mm f1.7, Rokinon 7.5mm fisheye, filters, batteries, cleaning stuff, rocket air blower and an ipad.
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
2039963
This bag really needs to be slung off of your shoulder or set down to get your gear out. Since the zipped part is in the far back, you'd have to be a contortionist to reach back there and accomplish anything. Fortunately, for me, the bag can stand upright (as long as your tripod's not strapped to it...), and you can yank out the camera with lens fairly quickly. Because of the amount of space in this bag, it's going to be heavy loaded down, and I'd consider it a travel bag, not a casual photog's daily.
390250
I am using this case for an Olympus TG-3 camera that is much smaller than the Nikon L330 however I also have this bag loaded with accessories, charger, cables, etc. There is a removable cushion divider that may allow for the Nikon to fit into the main compartment. I have found this to be a great bag for the value but I have not had it long nor has it really been field tested. So far just packed and traveled with.
276362
Approx. 3 1/2 front to back x 6 wide x 6 1/2 inches tall. However, it's soft and can bulge out a bit to accommodate the way you pack things. Depending on which lens I have on my em5, I either place the camera above a few other lenses facing the front of the bag, or I place it tipped in the vertical position with the lens sideways. I have the bag divided into three spaces to allow a few different packing configurations. Sometimes, it's a bit tight, but that was the whole idea: keep the size to a minimum and travel light. Only thing that bugs me is the latch is a bit stiff. Also it's not waterproof in a downpour. Ok in moderate rain, though. Approx. 3 1/2 front to back x 6 wide x 6 1/2 inches tall. However, it's soft and can bulge out a bit to accommodate the way you pack things. Depending on which lens I have on my em5, I either place the camera above a few other lenses facing the front of the bag, or I place it tipped in the vertical position with the lens sideways. I have the bag divided into three spaces to allow a few different packing configurations. Sometimes, it's a bit tight, but that was the whole idea: keep the size to a minimum and travel light. Only thing that bugs me is the latch is a bit stiff. Also it's not... » Read More Approx. 3 1/2 front to back x 6 wide x 6 1/2 inches tall. However, it's soft and can bulge out a bit to accommodate the way you pack things. Depending on which lens I have on my em5, I either place the camera above a few other lenses facing the front of the bag, or I place it tipped in the vertical position with the lens sideways. I have the bag divided into three spaces to allow a few different packing configurations. Sometimes, it's a bit tight, but that was the whole idea: keep the size to a minimum and travel light. Only thing that bugs me is the latch is a bit stiff. Also it's not waterproof in a downpour. Ok in moderate rain, though. « Show Less
607450
Absolutely! I used a 40D with 18-135 on my last trip, along with a Kindle, extra lens and flash. Still had ample room to spare, especially in separate compartment at top of the bag.
14842
Yea I've got a d800 and it holds all my large lenses at very awkward angles. I'm very comfortable leaving it as it is with -10k worth of equipment. Very sturdy
1612545
Hello, I did not carry it in a backpack, but in a small carry-on for our dive trip to Roatan. I really like this case, but I did make one adjustment. It comes with all the sponge padding in it and it is cut for you to pull it out so the items sit down in the case. The spot where you put the camera, I cut the sponge in half, and stuck that piece back into the top so that the camera did not touch the top of the case. It gives it more protection that way.
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The inside of the bag is about 3W by 1-3/4H by 5-1/8L (inches). The G16 is smaller than this and should fit easily. I don't know how bulky your strap is though. The bag also has a large separate pouch on the front that closes with a zipper. This will hold a camera battery and extra memory cards with extra space. There is a belt loop on the back that snaps closed and could hold a strap. There is good padding inside for minor drops or stuffing it extra full and the case will keep light rain out but don't drop it in a lake! Mine is over a year old and the zippers still work well. I've had no problems. I carry a Panasonic DMC-LX7 in my case and have no complaints. The inside of the bag is about 3W by 1-3/4H by 5-1/8L (inches). The G16 is smaller than this and should fit easily. I don't know how bulky your strap is though. The bag also has a large separate pouch on the front that closes with a zipper. This will hold a camera battery and extra memory cards with extra space. There is a belt loop on the back that snaps closed and could hold a strap. There is good padding inside for minor drops or stuffing it extra full and the case will keep light rain out but don't drop it in a lake! Mine is over a year old and the zippers still work well. I've had no... » Read More The inside of the bag is about 3W by 1-3/4H by 5-1/8L (inches). The G16 is smaller than this and should fit easily. I don't know how bulky your strap is though. The bag also has a large separate pouch on the front that closes with a zipper. This will hold a camera battery and extra memory cards with extra space. There is a belt loop on the back that snaps closed and could hold a strap. There is good padding inside for minor drops or stuffing it extra full and the case will keep light rain out but don't drop it in a lake! Mine is over a year old and the zippers still work well. I've had no problems. I carry a Panasonic DMC-LX7 in my case and have no complaints. « Show Less
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Not in this case, its a tight squeeze with just the camera and kit lens collapsed. This case might be better for you. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0087EIJAO/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=14ZGJRHI7WNXC&coliid=I8GID66ZYUSGC