Its this bagpack for nikon D 5100? Thanks
498149
I'm not sure if it's for the D5100. I use it for the D 3100 And it works great. There is room for the Camera and my two lenses and my movie camera and an extra space for some extras. Plenty of room. Hope this helped.
498150
If the Nikon D5100 is no larger than a Nikon D90 (even with a 18-200 lens attached), with configurable room to spare, than yes, it would work fine for your needs. My LP Flipside 200 (black) is still holding strong and still looks new despite runs from the oceans, to the mountains and the dusty deserts between the two.
498151
I'm not sure the size of your Nikon but I run my Canon 60D with kit lens (18mm-135mm), a 50mm f/1.8, Tokina 11mm-16mm f/2.8, few lens hoods, battery charger, cables and a cleaning kit. I'm sure I can run 1 more lens (less than 4" long) in this bag. Also there's a sleeve on the flap which I store my manual in these.
498152
The D-5100 is slightly larger than the D-3100 we have however I don't think you would have any trouble. In addition to the camera we also carried a seperate video camera, battery chargers, cables, etc with space left over. It is a tight fit but that is how we wanted it to keep everything from getting jostled around. We took this backpack to Hawaii for 11 days and loved it.
498153
It will fit and the padded separation walls move so you can rearrange according to lens size and equipment.
498154
I don't know about your d5100 and d40 but I just came off of a 2 day walkabout with a canon t2 crop frame, 400mm 5.6, Tamron 17-50mm 2.8 and 1.4 extender in it. It was snug but doable.
498155
not a Nikon user but it will definitely fit your d5100 with battery grip attached if you have one. I could fit two dslr bodies and two lenses depending on size with no issues. you should be fine and will not be disappointed with this purchase. the access is from the back, which means you will have to remove the back pack to gain access to your gear, excellent for walking crowded streets. holds a medium sized tripod very well!enjoy
1108479
Yes, it is compatible with the D 5100. I purchased this last year and have had no problems using it with my D5100. I literally just plugged it into the side port and it worked right away -- no special installation required.
2195304
Yes it fits a d50 and a d5300..the hot shoe is the same...the product I got was a nikon part even...
538766
I have a D5100 and it fit perfect, not sure why it may not have fit on yours
661057
I'm going to assume you are talking about the Cannon Powershot SX510. After eyeballing a picture online of your camera, it looks very similar to my Nikon Coolpix L830 in size. I purchased this bag for my camera and I couldn't be happier with it. It had more pockets than I actually imagined. I can fit my camera, batteries and extra things inside the satchel. It has outside pockets which have come in handy when I want to carry just the camera bag without carrying extras (like a purse) but still need to have my ID on me. The most I have stuffed in this satchel at any one time was the camera, extra batteries, a pair of small binoculars (think opera style) in their case, a national parks passport book and I still had extra room inside for other things. I don't think this bag will support will hold multiple lenses (maybe 1 or 2) but if you have a point and shoot camera - it's unlikely you require a bag that can hold multiple telescopic lenses. I hope this helps you make your decision.
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I have the Nikon D3500 which is not much smaller and there is still plenty of room. I would feel confident it will fit the D5000.
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The entire functionality should work on a 5100. It worked on my D100, which is WAYYYYY older than your 5100.
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I am not sure. I have the 5100. See if your lens will fit the 5100 then you are good. I am thinking you are good but I would check to see what others tell you.....steve
1583044
Inside dimensions are about 6 wide by 7 deep by 13 long. It will easily accommodate a D5100 with two or three lenses depending on size of lenses. It is a very nice bag for transporting your equipment from place to place or just storing it at home.
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Hi CK, I looked up your t5i. It probably has the same dimensions as my nikon 5100. There is a bit of room in the apecase when i have a 55-200 on there with the original nikon strap attached which is kinda thin. I think it should be ok. And if you have a small prime lense on your camera most definitely. Hope this helps. Its a great case ! There is also a larger sz. Good luck !
817296
This bag is big if u put these typey of your camera it's recomended for dslr camera like nikon d3200 for example But if u want to put all of your small camera i think it is good for you.
826461
I have a D 5100 works great try it it's 30.00 Bucks if it doesn't send it back
1084361
I would suggest the Kata KT DR-465 or the Kata KT DL-DR-465. I love the bag quality and it protects the camera and lenses really well.
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My boyfriend has a Nikon D5100, which fits nicely in this backpack. The battery pack will easily fit into the compartments in the main body of the backpack. There's plenty of space in the top compartment for a fuller camera body, though. If you want to keep it attached to your camera body and leave it in the top portion for easy access, you may have to turn the camera so that the battery pack is closer the top of the backpack.
549670
Depends on the size of the lenses but I like it fine. It holds my d5100 with a 18-200 mm lens and also my 50mm. I put my camera manual and battery charger in the front zip pocket. I don't want to carry a bag any bigger.
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I am not sure. I have the 5100. See if your lens will fit the 5100 then you are good.I am thinking you are good but I would check to see what others tell you.....steve
495413
I think it will fit the 5100 I use it on my 5200 . I'm not sure you want to use it for the real estate shots because it's pretty convex . A wide angle may be better