Will the tallest pouch hold a Canon 70-200mm f/4 IS L lens?
495808
Yes it fits it with NO problems, most all your lens will fit these lens bags, because they are all oversized. so you wont have any problems getting your lens to fit in. these lens bags are GREAT, and a GREAT deal.
495809
Yes. I have that lens and it fits in easily. The pouches are nice and offer the extra protection to keep lens in good condition.
495810
Certainly the seller can answer that question better than I. I am unfamiliar with dimensions of the lens you reference. They fit the lenses I have, and I use all but the smallest pouch. The quality of the covers are exceptional and you will be pleased if you purchase.
495811
Hi, I have a lens 55-200 for Sony Alpha, Could you tell me what is correct the size for it?
495812
It is definitely long enough for the lens, but will only fit around my Canon 70-200 f/2.8L lens if I were to remove the tripod collar and not store with the lens hood. I am not sure about the difference in circumference between the f/2.8 and f/4 lenses. None of the cases are wide enough to fit around the 24-70mm f/2.8L lens.
98071
I don't have this specific camera or these lenses, but I am familiar with their dimensions. The camera with the 18-70mm lens attached will fit into the bottom (main) compartment with no problem. You *may* be able to fit the 70-210mm lens in the top compartment, but it might be a tight fit (I am assuming you have a Minolta "beercan" lens or something similar, about 6" long). I do not think you will be able to fit the camera with the 70-210mm lens mounted in the bottom compartment. You might be able to put the camera and the unmounted 70-210mm lens side by side in the bottom compartment - I wouldn't do that with my equipment, but it is up to you.
204032
Yes it can. I have a D7000 with a 18-200 lens I keep on my camera all the time and it fits fine without even unzipping the extension to the bag. With a longer lens and hood I just unzip the extra length of bag and it fits fine.
1896767
I am not sure, but in mine I have my Canon T3i with a 18-270 lens, along with a 10-22mm, 50mm, 40mm and a 18-55 lens. Further, I carry my flash, charger a couple of waterproof covers and several cords. All of this is stored in the back part of the bag, with the camera being accessed from the top. The internal compartments are adjustable, so I would imagine it will fit that. I have configured mine so that most of the lenses are in the middle row to help with weight distribution. I hope this helps.
399661
I have a canon rebel and can fit it with the 55-200 lens attached and accessories, when in bag the lens is facing down and the LCD is facing up. The zipper separates the top compartment which is used for accessories. Still love this bag and great for walking or at busy venues
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.
1073137
No. At least not with a lens attached. It's not a bad bag, but the 1Dx doesn't fit into any bag well that I've found. The camera body alone takes up the entire camera compartment. You could take all the dividers out and fit it, but that defeats the purpose of a camera bag. My 70-200 2.8 zoom takes up the entire half of the bag as well (It has to lay flat, because the bag isn't high enough to hold it vertical). My 6D fits with a 24-70 2.8 L lens attached, and leaves room for other lenses or flash. However, the Canon 200 backpack holds the 1Dx with the 70-200 attached, the 24-70, 600EX-RT flash, 2x teleconver, and one more lens. Plus additional pockets. No. At least not with a lens attached. It's not a bad bag, but the 1Dx doesn't fit into any bag well that I've found. The camera body alone takes up the entire camera compartment. You could take all the dividers out and fit it, but that defeats the purpose of a camera bag. My 70-200 2.8 zoom takes up the entire half of the bag as well (It has to lay flat, because the bag isn't high enough to hold it vertical). My 6D fits with a 24-70 2.8 L lens attached, and leaves room for other lenses or flash. However, the Canon 200 backpack holds the 1Dx with the 70-200 attached, the 24-70, 600EX-RT... » Read More No. At least not with a lens attached. It's not a bad bag, but the 1Dx doesn't fit into any bag well that I've found. The camera body alone takes up the entire camera compartment. You could take all the dividers out and fit it, but that defeats the purpose of a camera bag. My 70-200 2.8 zoom takes up the entire half of the bag as well (It has to lay flat, because the bag isn't high enough to hold it vertical). My 6D fits with a 24-70 2.8 L lens attached, and leaves room for other lenses or flash. However, the Canon 200 backpack holds the 1Dx with the 70-200 attached, the 24-70, 600EX-RT flash, 2x teleconver, and one more lens. Plus additional pockets. « Show Less
300992
Yes, it will hold camera with long lens in the center with extra room on both sides.
2243418
The holster does hold a 70-200 very well. I am thinking of getting the extra pouch to store the extra lens so i can switch the lenses if needed. I just used it this past weekend and didn't have an issue. However be careful as the camera will have a swing to it and if you are out and about ("idiots" will bump into it) so i would keep my hand on the camera just to protect it.
2089883
Not at all. The measurement around the hood is longer than around the lens and tripod foot -- event with a Manfrotto quick release plate. This case seems to have been made for the Canon 70-200 f2.8L IS II. The lens fits great with hood in either position and with the tripod collar.
979387
I don't know if this will be helpful or not but my Canon T3 with the 24-105 mm lens is the most I can fit (with the hammock out)
720775
It would be incredibly hard to put all that in the bag. I only fit my canon 7d, 50mm, and kit lens
1708242
That is correct. My 75-300mm fits snuggly but anything bigger than that like the 70-200mm wouldn't fit. It's still a great bag! Hope that helps!
653728
My Canon 70D with 250mm lens attached fits fine, with room for my flash unit in another partition in front of the lens. The storage area for camera bodies and lenses has adjustable padded partitions. The largest area available for the camera and lens is a "T" shaped partition about 8" wide (across the "T") and 11.5" long.
1826881
I have a Canon T3i, the 50 mm and the 70-300, plus I use my Panasonic FZ200 and I sent this bag back, wouldn't hold it all. I've given up on a bag short of seeing it in person and trying it out myself.
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I believe that they will. I have a canon T3i and the 300mm L lens. It will fit completely attached in the middle compartment. There are compartments on either side that you could easily fit those lens of yours in. The canon 300 is so wide that it squeezes and only allows me to use one side. If that is the case with your rig, it will still work. There are fold out tabs in the middle of the compartments that you can use to divide them into two parts, so one lens on the bottom and the other on top. I like the case - it is not perfect, of course, but if it were I couldn't carry it! If you need more info or a picture let me know. I believe that they will. I have a canon T3i and the 300mm L lens. It will fit completely attached in the middle compartment. There are compartments on either side that you could easily fit those lens of yours in. The canon 300 is so wide that it squeezes and only allows me to use one side. If that is the case with your rig, it will still work. There are fold out tabs in the middle of the compartments that you can use to divide them into two parts, so one lens on the bottom and the other on top. I like the case - it is not perfect, of course, but if it were I couldn't carry it! If you need... » Read More I believe that they will. I have a canon T3i and the 300mm L lens. It will fit completely attached in the middle compartment. There are compartments on either side that you could easily fit those lens of yours in. The canon 300 is so wide that it squeezes and only allows me to use one side. If that is the case with your rig, it will still work. There are fold out tabs in the middle of the compartments that you can use to divide them into two parts, so one lens on the bottom and the other on top. I like the case - it is not perfect, of course, but if it were I couldn't carry it! If you need more info or a picture let me know. « Show Less
1618026
Yes.... I carried a Canon 7D with a 70-200 L lens throughout Europe for two weeks. Just make sure you "Lock" the camera in place so prevent dropping the camera.