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Question: Is it possible to transport a ipad air 2 and Nikon D7000 18-140mm?
Document: Not having the different bag sizes in hand, I looked for a long time before taking a leap of faith with the 102aw size bag.Unfortunately I can't upload the pictures to help with those trying to get an idea of the size of this bag. But here's my best description of its size:1. Main compartment:  I could barely fit the Nikon D7000 with a 18-200mm zoom lens attached. Don't even try anything longer.
I'll recommend this to anyone who wants a compact but enough space for their equipments.It has just enough space to fit in my Nikon D80 with 18-55 or 70-300 mm lens on it. It also holds my 2 spare lenses. My speedlight and filters go in the top front deep pocket. In the flap-pocket over the top deep pocket holds my extra battery, cable, remote, sd cards etc.
Bag is extremely high quality and the perfect size for what I need. I carry it around with a Nikon 7100 with an 18-200 zoom attached and also a 35mm and 60mm lens. Plenty of pockets and pouches for all the accessories you'd need. If I used an external flash, however, I'd only have room for 2 of the lenses.It's comfortable to wear around all day and easy to access all the compartments without taking it off.
Just purchased this a few weeks ago for $56.50, awesome bag. Designed by people who are really catering to photographers with DSLRs.This model fits my D7000 with the 18-105mm kit lens, as well as my Tamron 25-300mm lens, both of which measure approximately 4 inches from where it joins the body. This bag will not fit these lenses with a lens hood or a battery pack.
This is a great little camera bag. It's light and fits my Nikon D7000 with the 24-200mm lens nicely. It has plenty of spaces for other lenses, filters and other items and the cushions do a great job of protecting everything. I first bought one for myself and then another for my nephew as a HS graduation gift. He loves it too.I strongly recommend that you get this Slingshot!
I liked the newly updated design of this bag. I took out all the padding and tried fitting my D7000 with my SB-700 flash attached including the 18-200mm lens to the camera and it all fit nicely. This is great because I was looking for a space where I don't need to take the flash off from the camera making it really fast to get to those instantaneous moments. I love the quality of this bag!
Choosing to go with the Lowepro Slingshot is easy, choosing the size is not as clear. I won't repeat some of the accolades bestowed on this bag. I agree with all of them. When I shopped for a camera bag, I wanted something light and compact to fit my new Nikon D7000. I don't carry many lens. But I do shoot video so I wanted something that also fits my Canon HF g10.....I know, i know . . .
I take photographs for several fire departments. This product provide quick access to and transport for my camera and some other necessary gear. This product is even adjustable enough to fit over my bulky bunker gear. When I have this bag in front of me it provides a little elbow table to help me stabilize some quick shots. I have been using this product for 2 years now and would definitely recommend the Lowepro Slingshot that meets to needs.
I am so happy with the purchase. This bag is very helpful for my Nikon D5100. The size is perfect for the camera with 18-55mm lens.
This excursion could never have worked with my previous bag. The bag stayed on my shoulder (thanks to the secondary strap) without issue, and I got some great shots inside a rain forest, I never would have had otherwise.I use a Nikon D90, typically with a 18-220 lens. This set up fits nicely into the main compartment.
Answer: It will not hold an iPad safely.