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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Yes, I agree with the others. I carry a Sony Alpha 65 with a 18-70, plus a 70-300, plus a macro lens, plus cables, chargers, mini-tripod, a point n' shoot camera, and usually my iPad. The inside of this bag is highly re-configurable.
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I have the d5300 with 18-140 lens and it fits perfectly. Could accommodate 2 more smaller lens but not sure about the 50-300. Might be too long for the depth of the bag. Love the bag though especially for travel.
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My first SLR I did buy a bag. Then when I got my D20 I decided that I didn't need to lug all my accessories around with me. I would refer to H. Stevens comments for solutions. What I use now for my Canon is a well made cushioned backpack.
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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 have the OMD EM5 and I can fit it in the bag with a similar lens attached, but after that I can only fit one other lens & a few spare batteries & some SD cards. I have a large hot-shoe flash as well, and I cannot fit both my flash & my 50 mm 1.4 lens in this bag; it's either an extra lens or the external flash, but not both - certainly not.
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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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You definitely should be able too, the compartments in the bag are adjustable, in my bag I have two DSLR bodies(canon 40d and 70d), 4 lenses, and a Fuji S9100. Along with that I have a point and shoot and my gopro in there.
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This is a mid-size DSLR, and you need to ask yourself a few questions before buying. First of all, how much gear are you going to be taking with you? You will probably be collecting lenses as time goes on, and you should consider whether you want them all, all the time, or if you want to just bring one or two and leave the rest at home. This will determine the size of the bag you purchase. Also, will you be traveling with your camera gear? If so, you might want to invest in one of the pricier Lowepro bags. There are three basic types to choose from: The basic bag, the messenger bag, and the backpack. You can get backpacks that will accommodate a small computer and even have straps for carrying your tripod. http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Deluxe-Backpack-200EG-Cameras/dp/B00009R6TA/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1419605185&sr=8-6&keywords=camera+bags http://www.amazon.com/UTG-Multi-functional-Tactical-Messenger-Bag/dp/B003TWZGRI/ref=sr_1_25?ie=UTF8&qid=1419605941&sr=8-25&keywords=camera+bags http://www.amazon.com/Lowepro-Rezo-110-Camera-Bag/dp/B000AQF4JG/ref=sr_1_51?ie=UTF8&qid=1419606166&sr=8-51&keywords=camera+bags There are many others to choose from. You might get a better idea of what kind of bag you want if you visit a local camera store and actually try a few on. One word of advice: your gear can get quite heavy as it accumulates, so make sure that whatever you get has a good strap. Also, get a new strap for your camera: http://www.amazon.com/Lowepro-34958-Transporter-Camera-Strap/dp/B000H7GFWS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419606679&sr=8-1&keywords=lowepro+camera+straps This is mine, and I love it - one of the best purchases I ever made.
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AmazonBasics Backpack for SLR Cameras and Accessories (Black)This will carry everything you will need. Filters, tripod, lights, extra memory, batteries. It may seem like overkill at first, but as you accumulate equipment, you'll have the room.
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It depends on the lens(es) you have and your personal preference (backpack versus tote). I have a tote that I like a lot but it only fits the camera with one lens (no space for extras). I like the one I have (
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Sorry, this bag will be too small to hold a camera body, three lens, a flash, batteries, charger etc. get a bag that is about 50 percent larger in capacity. Hope this helps. I love Nikons!
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Hi - I actually have the bag that matches the above picture exactly. I ended up getting one as a gift, so I had two. I really like it because the camera fits inside and it has enough room for an additional lens.
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here is what I put in my bag, a Nikon d300 with attached 50mm prime lens and a 18-55 Nikon zoom lens, extra battery, extra CF cards and a card reader. That's just the inside zippered compartment, all the outside pockets hold my small Wallet/card holder, phone, ibuprofen, business cards and keys. I love this bag it allows me to carry my camera with me every where and not be bogged down with two bags. I am looking at getting another one in a different style. Worth every penny.
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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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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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Easily... I have a Canon 60D with a battery grip, 2-430 EXII flashes, a case with 3 Pocket wizard Flex TT5's, and accessories, 4 lens of various sizes, a 17" Notebook computer, batteries, manuals, and whole bunch of accessories, and a full sized tripod. It is a big backpack, has a handle on the top, many belts so when you put in on it's not going anywhere but with you. The problem is you get so much stuff in it it gets heavy.... Construction seems to be good, zippers work ok.