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Question: I'm getting a 70-200mm lens which says 6.8 inches. This won't fit?
Document: I just weighed the full bag and it is a total of about 6.2 pounds. I don't know for sure, but I think that is about the weight of my D7000 with vertical grip and 18-200 lens.I know what you're saying - "this guy is full of it!" - I swear I'm not!!! All of that stuff is in there! There is not a lot of room left over, although I still could get a little more in the front and back compartments.
The case is very well padded. It is small and light and ironically that's why I like it now. In the side pockets sits a Nikon 50mm 1.8 D with leftover space ( a telephoto lens will probably fill most of the pocket). In the other side pocket I was able to fit the camera charger (cable separately in the front pocket) and my canon G11 "advanced point and shoot" (bigger and thicker than your average point and shoot). So I was happy about that.
A very cool combo bag unit and as titled fit my camera just fine. I think that portability is perfect for a budding amatuer like myself, nice weight and slings well while walking, sits well when rummaging. I holster is just awesome, takes some getting used to being tethered but the convenience outweighs the inconvenience. I would like to see the holster clip exchanged with a better releasing clip for times when needing to be untethered.
(It could, however, work with the Nikon 55-200mm lens). It produces adequate protection, an conveniently attaches to the camera strap.I love the fact that the main bag has a PV base, which makes easy to clean and protects against wet surfaces.
The back pocket chamber is a thin flat chamber. There is only about 1/8 inch of padding on the outside layer. Since it bumps against your body, I'd only use it for items like lens wipes that don't require protection.The day holster has a small inner pocket for memory cards and batteries. It's not zippered so I'd not carry anything sharp in that pocket. There is one annoying design flaw - there is just one plastic ring on one side of the day holster.
Obviously, it's meant for a bigger lens, actually, the whole bag is set up for someone with larger lenses (it easily holds my Canon 24-70mm, 100mm macro, and a 70-300mm zoom), but it will be too small to hold the longest zooms, and if you're carting around a 35mm or 50mm prime, you're wasting a lot of space.Once again, it's outstanding feature is it's ruggedness.
Hi Guys,Just want to know  if Nikon D5100 with 18-300 lens will fit in holster ? I am planning to buy this but want to know the space limits.Thanks
I have a 4/3 camera with some extra accessories. This case was a little awkward for me to use. A 100-300mm lens with the sun hood did not fit. I had to remove the hood and turn it around for it to partially fit.
Longer lens may be a tight fit in the side pockets but would probably do fine attached to the camera inside the bag.The camera bag inside the bag is very stiff, which can be a + or -, depends on what you want from it. I would have preferred softer similar to a another product no longer available. Overall a very good bag.
This is a really nice case. It is a destination bag with a hard rubber, waterproof base, with a large pocket on each side that will fit a lens or whatever you want to put in it. There is also a padded zipper compartment on the back of the case, and a compartment with a pocket on the front. The top of the case is padded with memory foam to provide protection for the camera's LCD screen.
Answer: I have 70-300 lens and it barely fits. So, I would say no. It will fit in the side compartment but not attached to the camera in the main compartment.