I have a Nikon D90 and a 80-400 AF-S lens; will these fit attached vertically?
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Dont know if it is attached but by them self the lens will fit seeing how its 3.8 x 8.0 and the 70-200mm is 3.4 x 8.1 and this bag is design to hold the 70-200mm f/2.8 lens by itself.. so it will hold the 80-400mm lens by itself now let me just add this in my use of this bag what you are asking my work if you dont close the top of the bag you might get it close but it wont close all the way now i do use a D7000 with a 70-300mm lens and it does close and work like that
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While the bag may be adjustable and has great space management, your camera + lens even separately will not fit.
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Yes they will they come with metal rings that are adhesive to adapt them to any phone,just as long as you don't have a case,or you can mod they case and make the hole bigger for the lenses to snap on to camera
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According to this article it would appear they should. http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/D80/D80FLASH.HTM They work like a champ with my D90. I have two sets.
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It should. I use them on a Pentax AF540 and a Metz AF-1 (smaller lens) as well a Cactus RF60 (has about the same size lens as the SB900). Be sure not to place the gels right on the lens, it will melt. I use a long Velcro strap, they can be bought at any fabric or box store for a couple of dollars.
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These are not step-up rings, it is a filter holder kit that can be used with 58mm or 62mm filter thread, depending on your lens... Hope it helps...
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Probably not. The lenses come with a shell case that has the threaded opening to which you attach the lenses.
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All AF-S and AF except PC-Micro lenses will work on a D90. I would check the Nikon website to see which of the manual lenses will work with the D90, since there are quite a few that will not work in any way shape or form with a D90 or other consumer level Nikon.
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It should. I have a Nikon D90 and it has a standard Nikon "F" mount. Note that it is a manual lens. Great addition to my gear.
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I believe they will as long as there are threads on the end of the lens to attach them. I use them on a 58mm Zuiko lens. They are stackable so they can be threaded together.
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They should. So long as the lens has a threaded end on it as do all professional cameras and lenses, you should be OK. You just need to see what the size is for the diameter of the focus ring on each lens. Sometimes, these things differ. So long as you have that dimension, if you get filters that match that, they should work. Having said that, the focal length is not the same as the diameter if the lens itself. It is also possible that you may have lenses that have different diameters, thus meaning you would need more than one set in that case. If they are all the same diameter, you can just switch the stack off. You should see the threading on the inside part of the end of the lens, and something written that tells you the diameter. HTH
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I agree with you, measure the Objective Lens and see if they have the size you need, no doubt they will work. Make sure to measure and convert inches to millimeters.
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yes it should. I have a D5100 and it fits with extra room- I even store my longer lens in the very bottom part and my camera hangs from the suspended camera holder above it.
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I don't know D-300 w 18-200 lens attached since I don't have them. But it fits to my D800 w 50/1.8g and 80/1.8g. But not D800 w 24-70/2.8.
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You may need a step up or step down ring, depending on what size diameter your lenses are.
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Yes. It will fit. I was trying to fit 100-400 lens attached, it was tight. But 18-55 lens is very small, it fits.
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Yes, they will work with the AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G lens. I use them on that lens all the time.
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The case is very deep, so I would place each body with the tripod mount side down (not face up). That would increase the amount of room for your three lenses. Hopefully, at least one of them can be placed vertically as well, increasing room for your "various accessories". With careful planning, yes, I think it would work.