Can this safely carry a Canon 1d with lens attached?
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Yes, you shouldn't have any problems. The adapter plate screws into the tripod mount on the bottom of your camera with a thumb screw. I always make sure mine is nice and snug before I hang it from the strap, but I have never had it loosen at all. There is also a nice clip on the strap so you can adjust how low the camera can swing when you have it hanging.
1886007
I have a Nicon D90 and a D600 it carrys them both just fine. They both have 18- 300 lens on them.
1886008
I don't know how heavy a 1D is, but it couldn't carry my Nikon 7100 with the 70-200mm lens attached.
169954
I think it's sturdy enough to hold a heavy camera/lens combo like yours. I haven't had any problems with it, but that's an expensive kit you've got and it might be worth it to take a look at brand like Manfrotto. Just saying. After all, your camera gear is only as good as your supporting gear.
2036628
Yes, I attached mine and it is very secure. I use it with a Canon 500mm so it certainly handles the weight.
762566
Yes. The camera area has an adjustable padded divider (fastens with velcro). I can fit in my small DSLR, lens attached, with two extra lenses on each side. I'm not sure how big your camera is but worst case scenario you could remove all the dividers and just put the camera in sideways.
96261
Yes and no. If you are using it as a car hood without securing it......I would say not.If you balance it and secure it then YES. This item held my Lumix GH3 with a Canon FD 24mm f1.4 lens onto my driver's door. I did have safety wire there just in case but it never came loose.
616678
Yes. The small camera/lens mount cannot support the weight of a heavy lens.
498985
Yes you will. I have the same lens and carry my two DSLR's with no problem! I love this bag because I carry those items plus so much more!
308561
Yes easily. I carry a Nikon D7000 with a 50mm attached and have room for a short 500mm and an 85mm along with spare cards, a remote and a bottle of water.
1346324
Yes, the lens fits through a slit in a sling so your lense can be as deep as the bag itself. My nikon d90 with zoom fits..There isn't room for much more than what's needed for a 1camera day trip. Not much of a risk for cost, hu.
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I would say yes but it would be tight while attached and if you have more than one extra lens you're carrying, probably not. The walls inside are completely adjustable so with just one extra lens, I'd give it a try. I recommend the bag. I've been happy with it.
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It holds a 7d with a standard zoom lens quite easily. Battery grip, I am not quite sure. You can possibly check with the manufacturer. They respond quite fast and can get you the right fit. Consider adding the prospeed belt if you carry multiple lenses
1277966
Not 100% sure but I believe the extra lens could fit in one of the side pockets. The main pocket holds the camera body with one lens attached. Hope this helps.
803954
I don't think so.. This bag is small and will only fit one lens with camera
435438
Not specifically for that purpose. It's roomy enough to carry one but it does not have any camera-specific compartments. I have an AmazonBasics backpack I carry my Canon T4i in which has special compartments for a DSLR; those compartments are not included in this backpack.
46629
I carry my camera with two extra lens all the time -- my primary lens is attached and I have no issues -
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Although I have not determined if that specific combination will fit, based on my ability to easily fit a Canon 5DIII with 17-40/4 attached, without extending the bag, I would say you should have no problem.
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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.