Lookin for camera bag for D-600 any suggestions ? One 28-300mm lens &amp; plan no more lens purchaces
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Hi - I actually have the bag that matches the above picture exactly. I ended up getting one as a gift, so I had two. I really like it because the camera fits inside and it has enough room for an additional lens.
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Hi, I have a Nikon D 3000 and an extra lens in mine. You can change the configuration of the inside of the bag with moveable padded "walls" with velcro. Hope that helps.
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This bag fit if you have one additional lens. Meaning 1 lens attach to the camera and 1 more to change. If not, you can just use the camera and lens. The spare room can be used for wallet, key, etc...this bag is very comfortable, easy to access when need it. Good protection of the camera. I love it
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BTW be careful not to get too excited about the BIG DEAL. Are you the kind that want to tote around a huge bag full of lenses and change them a lot? Then great.However, I have come to realize that I am just a one-lens-kind-of-girl and if you are too (guy?) then find a really good one with great range. I love my 18-135mm STM (silent for video) and then you just need a UV filter and a small holster camera bag - both cheap to add later. All the extras are not name brand anyway and you can get the cheaply separately later and jsut get what you really actually need.So before you jump for the big deal, envision what you really want to do with the camera and what kind of photographer you really are. BTW be careful not to get too excited about the BIG DEAL. Are you the kind that want to tote around a huge bag full of lenses and change them a lot? Then great.However, I have come to realize that I am just a one-lens-kind-of-girl and if you are too (guy?) then find a really good one with great range. I love my 18-135mm STM (silent for video) and then you just need a UV filter and a small holster camera bag - both cheap to add later. All the extras are not name brand anyway and you can get the cheaply separately later and jsut get what you really actually need.So... » Read More BTW be careful not to get too excited about the BIG DEAL. Are you the kind that want to tote around a huge bag full of lenses and change them a lot? Then great.However, I have come to realize that I am just a one-lens-kind-of-girl and if you are too (guy?) then find a really good one with great range. I love my 18-135mm STM (silent for video) and then you just need a UV filter and a small holster camera bag - both cheap to add later. All the extras are not name brand anyway and you can get the cheaply separately later and jsut get what you really actually need.So before you jump for the big deal, envision what you really want to do with the camera and what kind of photographer you really are. « Show Less
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I have my D3200 + one 55-200mm lens and it fits just right. You could probably squeeze in a small point and shoot, but make sure you have some extra padding so they're not all bumping into eachother
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My Nikon D300 with the 55-300mm lens attached fits in it just fine. If Ur Canon is of similar size, it should fit fine. This is a very nice roomy bag. I love mine. :-)
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I don't know about the Nikon but my rebel fits easily with a 300mm lens. this is an awesome bag.
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Thank you very much and I will take your advice and try that Canon bag!! Thanks again!!
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I have a D5200 and a Tamron 70-300 lens and a Nikon 18-140 lens a small 10'' long tripod plus the charger, wires etc. camera with lens on fits nicely along with extra lens. and still has 5 empty compartments in main section.
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The bag will hold those lenses just fine, but the D610 with the grip attached will be tight. The compartments aren't very tall so gripped or pro bodies will need to be coaxed to get in, but it can be done. I was able to fit a canon 1d with a 70-200 attached.
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Yes, I fitted my Nikon D90 + 70-200 lens into the bag, but found it restrictive to hold my Nikon SB 600 Flash unit as well, I sold it and bought the next size up from Cameta Cameras NY, this bag is great, it takes my D90 with 18-105 lens + 70-300 lens and still has room for my Nikon SB 600 Flash unit & other small accessories. Also it has 2 roomy side pockets for other accessories.
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I have a 75-300mm lens and it just fit. I'm a bicyle rider so this bag works great for me... as long as you only want one lens.. No room for more. I love it!
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Thanks for your advise. I bought the Slingshot 100. The Camera shop was sold out of the 200 and I needed something ASAP. The bag is made very well and I like the size. Thanks Again. H.L.
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My layout: Top room, I want to carry the camera body of D80+ MB80 Grip with velcro strap(made by myself). Main room is good size for D3200+Polaroid Grip+Tamron Sp17-50mmf2.8, Nikkor70-300mm f4.5-5.6G(my Largest Len), 50mm f1.4G(or AF micro Nikkor60mm f2.8), SB800 and some accessories. Beside of the pack has Sirui Monopod+486rc2.Thank you.
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I have 3 lenses and bought a Lowepro backpack so that I could carry everything. I didn't find what I thought was a good case for just the camera.
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better you should buy the Lowepro Flipside 300 Backpack, the lowepro 200 can be small for your camera and equipment
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no room for a spare lens. i carry a Nikon D3200 with the 55-200mm lens and the Nikon S9500 point and shoot in the case.