Does it fit Canon 5D III with battery grip? or full size camera 1D mark IV?
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I carry my 7D and 2 lens with me - a standard & a zoom. A third lens or a hood can fit but then I like to also carry lens cleaners, filters, my wallet, cell phone & keys.
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I don't have a battery grip but I moved the divider to the side and kept my 5100 with 50mm attached in there sideways , so turned 90 degrees from the way it's shown in the photo (the bottom of the camera was parallel with the bottom of the case). There was room on-top for a point and shoot in it's own case.The best thing to do is measure your camera the way you want to store it and compare with the measurements provided
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It will fit the camera and the lens, but I think it will be too tight for the battery grip. I mean it will fit, but will be a bit tight to take it in and out.What I usually recommend to my friends is to go to a camera store and try it out.
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Yes. There are two adapters that allow it to fit virtually any Canon camera including the 5D MkIII. You sent me on a mad but succesful scramble to find the adapter! LOL!
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I believe this will work. However, this was not a good fit for my Sony NEX-7 and the LCD screen was too small. So there was a gap. It was still usable, but a gap toward the bottom. The A7S is a larger camera, and the battery grip bracket should fit the A7S fine. I've not had any issues with it fitting my much larger Canon T4i with its battery grip.I would reference the size of the rear LCD panel of the A7S to that of the T4i. This should give you a thought estimate of fit. As this product fits my T4i's screen perfectly. I hope this helps.
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I have grips for both my cameras (a Canon 5D Mk III and a Canon 69D). My workhorse camera (the 5D) has the grip on all the time. No use the wear and tear of taking it off and putting it on all the time), while 60D is my travel camera and back up for the 5D. Since you have to take off the battery door to mount the grip, and ten replace the door when you remove the grip (for travel), I seldom use the grip on the 60D. It depends on how often you are going to need the extra battery. I hope this helps. D. Phares, Chandler, AZ.
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I don't own a Nikon but I do have a Canon 5D Mark III with Battery grip and it works perfect with it. This is a great accessory. I'm very happy with it.
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No - this will not fit a full frame camera like your 5D II. The back of the lens will hit the mirror and will not fit.
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yeah it wont fit maybe if your dslr is super short or something but i have a t3i as well and it does not get close to fitting with the battery grip on it
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I have a Canon 5D Mark II and the battery grip works very well. I am very pleased with it.
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I am sure you can, I also own 2 of these and here is what I can fit in it...All Canon 1Dx, 5D mark III with battery grip, 5d Mark III without battery grip, 100mm 2.8,14mm 2.8,24 mm1.4,35mm 1.4,85mm 1.2,70-200mm 2.8, 600 RX RT(3 units + trigger), 24 batteries,4 extra camera battery, garyfong diffuser,snoots, gels + ELINCHROM ranger quarda + 2 heads , JOBY GorillaPod and go pro with 4-5 attachments. you can see my work here www.robinsaini.com or www.facebook.com/robinsainiphotography
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Calvin, Although I don't have the battery grip to verify I did check the clearance. You have a couple inches of empty space between both the top and bottom of the camera body and the sides of the bag. It should fit.
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We purchased the Canon EOS 60D 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and then bought the Canon BG-E9 Battery Grip and it fit perfect. (I'm assuming that "Digital SLR" means the same as DSLR.)
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Yes, it can comfortably hold a Canon 5D or Nikon D800. It can't hold these cameras with a vertical grip nor cameras like a Canon 1DX. With my 5D2 and a mounted 24-105/4 or fast prime in the middle section, I can put a 70-200/4 on one side and a small prime like a 50/1.4 or 90 TS-E in the other side under the camera's grip with the small fabric flap between the lens and grip of the camera for padding and protection. The 70-200/4 does extend a little beyond the top edge of the bag but the cover has enough give to accommodate it. The cover does not provide much padding though. I can also put a 70-200/2.8 in place of the f4, but it is too tall to use the top cover. Yes, it can comfortably hold a Canon 5D or Nikon D800. It can't hold these cameras with a vertical grip nor cameras like a Canon 1DX. With my 5D2 and a mounted 24-105/4 or fast prime in the middle section, I can put a 70-200/4 on one side and a small prime like a 50/1.4 or 90 TS-E in the other side under the camera's grip with the small fabric flap between the lens and grip of the camera for padding and protection. The 70-200/4 does extend a little beyond the top edge of the bag but the cover has enough give to accommodate it. The cover does not provide much padding though. I can also put a... » Read More Yes, it can comfortably hold a Canon 5D or Nikon D800. It can't hold these cameras with a vertical grip nor cameras like a Canon 1DX. With my 5D2 and a mounted 24-105/4 or fast prime in the middle section, I can put a 70-200/4 on one side and a small prime like a 50/1.4 or 90 TS-E in the other side under the camera's grip with the small fabric flap between the lens and grip of the camera for padding and protection. The 70-200/4 does extend a little beyond the top edge of the bag but the cover has enough give to accommodate it. The cover does not provide much padding though. I can also put a 70-200/2.8 in place of the f4, but it is too tall to use the top cover. « Show Less
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Yes. The 5D MKIII uses a standard size shared by other Canon DSLRcameras such as the 50D and 7D. This viewfinder includes an adapter which enables it to fit this camera.
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I have shot full and cropped sensor cameras. My son is a professional photographer and we both think it should work on many of the battery grip kits because the straps on the top and bottom of the grip are adjustable. Will this grip be challenged if you are using a larger format camera and a battery grip kit, like that on a Canon 5DmkIII? Possibly, but I believe the straps would allow adequate room for adjustment.
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No. I've used battery grips with 300D, 10D, 40D and now 60D Canons. All were unique and not interchangeable with each other.