can i use This case with my nikkon 5100 with the lens completely extended?
925908
I have a Canon...but I was able to completely extend the lens. I was also pleasantly surprised at how well the pictures had come out.
925909
I am not familiar with Nikon but I have Canon T2i with an extended 70mm lens as well and it was not a problem.
140507
Hi. It can only fit the existing lens and cap. Great case. Great quality. Makes a cool camera even cooler.
1875293
Well, I won't tell exactly. It fits properly and snug with Nikon D5000 and Sigma 18-200 lens with some room to spare. It might well fit your arrangement
2253208
I'm not familiar with that lens, but if you remove one of the dividers there should be plenty of room. It might also fit just by setting the camera into the bag lens first.
1021768
I have a D50 with 18x55, and tip of lens to base of body it will fit snug, however there is still some room around the lens itself. I just toted mine all over Japan and it did a good job keeping the camera safe without being too bulky to manage like a full-sized case would.
860227
Yes. It's what I have and use with it. You have to get all your settings put in before hand, and zoom your lens out all the way because you will have to edit the edge of the case out.
2077254
It depends on how big the extra lens is and what other accessories you have in there. I found this bag was a bit to small for my Nikon D5100 with 18-55mm and 55-200mm lenses, accessories, and personal items. I ended up returning this and purchasing the BIIN 47 which has more dividers and a little extra room.
25462
Not sure if it will fit. It will be a very tight squeeze if it does fit. I would look for a slightly larger case. It doesn't really fir with the lens hood extended either.Barb
548296
No, You will have to remove the lens hood. The camera fits perfectly into the case.
734696
I think so, but I'd check first. Ports are not the same on all Nikon's. I assume if you stay in the same family, (D3000-up) you will be ok. It also fits the 5100, but not the 7100.
1611342
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
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
1016103
Idk but my D5100 fits perfectly. And I believe it would still fit with a longer lens too. I've gotten so much usee out of mine. I love it!
247479
I use it with a Nikon D5200 with the 55-200mm lens. It fits in the case perfectly. Check the size of the 18-105 and compare.
1650253
I don't think so unless you don't mind it sticking out of the pack. You'll have to move some of the partitions in order to get it in so you'll lose some of that storage space. Right now my longer lens and camera with a shorter lens take up the whole bottom half perfectly...there is no extra room. You really can't fit one more thing in there. The top part is just enough room for my wallet, sunglasses etc.
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I'm not sure but I don't think so. My camera is a Nikon 5200D with a 18&gt;200 lens and it just fits with perhaps a 1/2" of space left at the top. Hope this helps. What I do like about this case is that you are dealing with only one strap. DD
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Yep, I have the D5200 with the 18-140mm lens and it comfortably fits in the case with a couple of inches to spare in the bottom, even with two filters and the lens cap attached.