There appears to be (2) large pockets on the right lower side. If so will one hold a Canon EF 75-300 telephoto zoom lens?
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I don't have the Canon 75-300, so can't say for sure. My two largest lenses (Tamron 16-300 & Canon 100mm f/2.8) do not fit. Your lens will have to be narrower than either of those. The zipper pocket behind the lens pockets will hold either lens.
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Sorry for delay. Don't know size of your lens, but the front pocket on left side hold my Fuji with 700mm lens--Size 5" x 5". It is larger thanpocket on right. The two pockets in back are longer, and should hold lens.
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I doubt it, this bag has a nice look but I sent it back because it was not practical for my camera plus two lenses , etc.
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I'm not sure of the dimensions of those. But I was able to put inside a Canon 6D (full frame) with a 24-105L lens attached. Or a Canon 6D with 70-300L lens attached. On the side pocket I can put another 100L lens and a 17-40L.
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yes. I carry my D5200 in it with either an 18-55mm or 55-300mm lens attached and the other in the storage pocket.
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I have my Canon 70D with 70-300mm lens attached in bag and it fits perfectly. And there is still plenty of room for an extra lens or two.
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You will need to measure the outside dimension of your unit. The inside measurement of the bag is L = 7", W = 4.5", D = 6". My camera is an old Sony A55 with Sigma 18-250 zoom lens and it fits perfectly with room to spare. The bag expands so you will have a little bit flexibility there. There are two side compartments where I keep 2 extra batteries and the battery charger on one side and the multiple lens filters on the other side. on long trips, I can even carry my telephoto lens 70-300mm inside the same bag. I hope this helps.
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It holds my Canon 70 D with lens on and battery charger. I love this case and the side pockets hold my lens filters and cables. I think you will want a bigger case if you want to put the camera with 2 lenses in it. Hope this helps!
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It's pretty roomy. You can fit three lenses or 2 lenses and the camera in the center. It has other pockets to store power chords and extra memory cards.
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I have a Canon T3i, the 50 mm and the 70-300, plus I use my Panasonic FZ200 and I sent this bag back, wouldn't hold it all. I've given up on a bag short of seeing it in person and trying it out myself.
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Go to the B&H Photo site - http://www.bhphotovideo.com - and ask them this question. They have a wonderful help feature. That's what I did, and I bought the case on Amazon. I only use it for a small flash attachment, so I can't answer anything about a camera. But, it does have all the "compartments" inside and still remains roomy for its size ... so the dimensions listed on the Amazon site will not refer to extra outside pockets. This holder has some nice additional features & is very sturdy.
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I think so. There are four compartments and removable padding that you can secure with Velcro around the lense to create another compartment I fit an older clunky Sony digital with a zoom lense, a pair of binoculars, an IPad, sunglasses, wallet, lense cloth and maps. The bag is comfortable .
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In the middle section, I am able to store my Canon T3i with a 300mm lens attached to it. The side compartments are also able to store the telephoto lenses wit some room to spare. Overall, I have been using it with the following: Canon T31 / 55mm lens / 250mm lens / 300mm lens / power cord / charger / and two extra memory cards. It is the smallest bag that supports carrying all of the equipment listed above. It is still portable enough to carry for long distances, I used it on a trip to Germany where I carried it for several miles through the city without any problems. I highly recommend this bag for a compact bag that provides a lot of storage. In the middle section, I am able to store my Canon T3i with a 300mm lens attached to it. The side compartments are also able to store the telephoto lenses wit some room to spare. Overall, I have been using it with the following: Canon T31 / 55mm lens / 250mm lens / 300mm lens / power cord / charger / and two extra memory cards. It is the smallest bag that supports carrying all of the equipment listed above. It is still portable enough to carry for long distances, I used it on a trip to Germany where I carried it for several miles through the city without any problems. I highly... » Read More In the middle section, I am able to store my Canon T3i with a 300mm lens attached to it. The side compartments are also able to store the telephoto lenses wit some room to spare. Overall, I have been using it with the following: Canon T31 / 55mm lens / 250mm lens / 300mm lens / power cord / charger / and two extra memory cards. It is the smallest bag that supports carrying all of the equipment listed above. It is still portable enough to carry for long distances, I used it on a trip to Germany where I carried it for several miles through the city without any problems. I highly recommend this bag for a compact bag that provides a lot of storage. « Show Less
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Probably not. The sling inside the top of the bag does mean the camera is suspended about 1-2 inches from the bottom, that's with my 18-140 lens attached. So depending on the size of your lenses you might be able to squeeze a small lens down there but I don't think a zoom lens and a 55mm will fit together. It definitely wouldn't fit in any of the pockets either. It's a really great case though, I'd still recommend getting it and carrying your other lens another way!
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Yes, the big has lots of space. Your camera and lens will all fit in the bottom section of the bag.
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I am able to carry a tabletop tripod in the side pocket. But the pocket is not big enough to fit either end of a full-sized tripod. What you could *probably* do is put 1 or 2 of the legs into the side pocket and then modify the bag with a fastener to attach the top of the tripod to the side of the bag. Since my sewing skills are lacking, I will probably just buy a different (bigger) bag that's capable of carrying a tripod. For what it's worth, this bag is fantastic for its size! I can fit my camera (Canon 70D) with 2 extra lenses in the bottom. There's more than enough room in the top for flash, batteries, filters, accessories, etc.
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I have a 24-105 in the main compartment and I could probably fit a small prime lense in with it as well. You could put the other lens in the main pocket but it wouldn't be very secure. My main use for this bag is when I want one bigger lense and maybe a small prime lens when I go hiking/mountain climbing. If you are looking for something with more storage, I would go with a different bag that gives up a little bit of of the hiking space storage for more lens compartments.
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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.