Sigma 50-500 Bag: Does anyone have any recommendations on a backpack that can contain the Sigma, avg DSLR, and a couple of lens, flash.
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I recently bought an Amazon Basics camera backpack and I carry my Sony Alpha A77V, the Sigma 50-500 mm a HVL-F42 flash unit and a Sony 18-200 lens and cables and my Pentax 8x43 birding binoculars. I thoroughly recommend it.
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Sorry about the somewhat late answer. I found this in the SPAM folder. I would argue that it would all fit. I carry a Pentax with Rokinon 35mm mounted, a Rokinon 24mm, and a Pentax 18-135mm AF. The Rokinons are physically large manual lenses. My Sigma EF-610 DG Super is in the top compartment with batteries and charger. I squeeze a 15.6 laptop in the back. I think the the bag is wide enough to handle the 120-400 mounted on the camera.
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I carry this exact combination in this bag on a regular basis. I am a motorsports photographer that covers events at Circuit of the Americas. In this bag I always have a 13" Air in the main compartment and also store my 7D (with battery grip) on top of the Mac. In the front pocket, I have my 70-200, 24-105, 1.4x teleconverter, an small external 1 TB drive, CF card reader, iPhone charger, mophie juice pack, small box of business cards, and sunglasses case. I keep a refillable water bottle that lives in the outer pocket. It's packed tight when I have all of this in there, and I prefer to keep the body and one lens on my separate sling strap outside the bag when I'm roaming the grounds. This bag will do in a pinch, but I've upgraded to the 313 model to get a bit more depth. I'd recommend doing this if you plan on carrying a Mac in addition to a proper DSLR with gear.
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This is not a huge backpack, I bought it for when I want to go light. I also have a Lowe pack that you might be more interested in for you size. Take a look at this one. Lowepro 350 AW DSLR Video Fastpack (Black)
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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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Yes I think so. I carry a nikon d5200 with 55-300, an 18-55 and a 40 mm as well. Also I carry extra straps all cables and even manuals for the camera and remote trigger and also all my lens cleaning stuff too. Its a great bag. It goes everywhere with me.
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I have 2 of my Canon Rebels, flash, and 3 lens, and my 19'' laptop all in there, also alot of small extras, cleaning kit, extra battery, battery charger, filters and cables. I love this bag for the price! I only store 1 camera in the front and the other in the top to get to a little quicker!
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No problem. I keep a canon 50d with 18-135 attached. There is still plenty of room for extras (hood, filters, etc). I carry my 400mm lens (with other stuff) in the upper compartment.
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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!
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I have a camera bag for my Canon and lenses, and fits perfect in its backpack. Its very light, and works perfect when you need to keep moving!!!
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Yes, I pack a camera case that holds a full frame camera and a couple of lenses and still have room for light coat, rain coat, and snacks. These are compressible small coats but the compartments are versatile enough to handle what you are talking about. It has been more than enough for day hikes.
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Tony check this,it solved my questions, hope u fund it useful. http://nofilmschool.com/2012/08/which-dslr-camera-bag-right-for-you/
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This is what I've carried in this bag: Canon D60 with battery pack, 18-55mm mounted, 50mm, flash and some smaller accessories. There's still room for the laptop in the laptop compartment and I guess you could fit a telephoto but not in the camera compartment if you already have all of the stuff I mentioned. That compartment is for 2-3 small lenses or 2 lenses and a flash. Hope this helps.
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I am using for my Canons; 5DmkIII and 60d. In addition to three lenses and all the miscellaneous odds and ends one must carry about. Protection is good and you can still pack a pad or macbook. However, now I have mounted battery grips on both bodies and there is not enough room.
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Hello Charles,I suppose this could hold some lenses as well. It is an ok size bag with some additional pockets. A lot will depend on the size of your camera as well.Sincerely,Greg Soohov
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I recommend the Tamrac Digital Zoom 2It's the perfect bag for the S3 & S5 and it's the best quality you can find for a low price. I own one of this since 2 years, I use it a lot and it still looks like it was new.It has enough space for carrying spare batteries and memory cards.You can find it here:Tamrac 5682 Digital Zoom 2 Camera Bag (Steel Gray)
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I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm PRIME in there too).I think when I measured the large internal lens compartment it was 8.5" long. I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm... » Read More I'd recommend getting the BIIN 47.The BIIN37 is ridiculously small and borders on tiny.Even the BIIN 47 is smaller than what you would consider to be a 'normal' backpack (i.e. laptop backpack at BestBuy).I debated a long time between he 37/47.... sooo glad I got the 47 after seeing how small it is. Your 60D + 18-55 will fit very comfortably in it. The larger compartment fit my Nikon 55-200mm lens very comfortable with room to spare, so you should be able to easily put the Speedlite flash in there (the 47 has 2 dividers, so you should be able to fit a 50mm PRIME in there too).I think when I measured the large internal lens compartment it was 8.5" long. « Show Less