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Question: Will this bag hold a Nikon D5000 with the battery grip attached? If not any suggestions on a sling bag that will? Thanks.
Document: This is one great bag for the aspiring photographer. Has plenty of room for my Nikon D5000 with 55-200mm lens and battery grip, 14-24mm Nikon lens, 18-55mm Nikon lens, 3 batteries, a point and shoot camera, ipod, cords, plugs, releases, a flip camcorder and extras. The only things I would like to see added are 1. a bladder pocket for water.
I was a  little worried about this bag being large enough for my camera lens combo..I started with a Nikon D5100..with a grip attached.on this is a 70-300 Nikon Vr2.. with this is a sb600 flash. this fit in the larger compartment with room for gret padding. In the top compartment I have a 35-2.8 plus my 28-55..with room for more. I have my battery charger a and few other things stuffed in.
I recently purchased a Case Logic sling pack on Amazon for my Nikon 5000D. Problem was that it wouldn't fit the camera and battery grip together so I purchased the AmazonBasics which has more room. Although not as nice as the Case Logic (and not as expensive) the sling pack does work. I did a couple of things to modify it to my liking.
I have a Canon 60D with vertical grip, prime lens, 24-105mm lens, couple of filters and cleaning pen. I took all but 2 pieces of the padding out, and carry only 1 lens case which can hold either lens when not in use. it will all fit.The sling bag is great rests nicely on my right shoulder, allowing me to slide the bag down on my left side for quick access to the camera.
I carry my nikon d5100 with the 300 lens attached, plus an extra 200 lens, in the main compartment.The top compartment easily holds extra battery, memory cards, lens cleaning kit....and could easily throw in a small wallet, cell phone, and snacks. There's also a mesh pocket on the front where a water bottle fits nicely.Easy to carry. Stands upright pretty well.Great price!
This fits the Nikon D7100 with 18-300mm lens attached and a spare lens. Very easy to access the camera with sling slid in front of you. Definitely need to re-arrange the interior dividers to suit, but with velcro it's easy to move them around. Slik Sprint Pro II is a great tripod for this bag and fits perfectly into the amazon basic tripod holder. It's like they were made for each other - putting the ball head into the bottom pocket then secure the legs with snap loop.
I am using this bag for my Nikon D5000 with only one 18-55mm lens. It should fit another lens, but I am not sure.
Fits T3i with lens mounted and battery grip. I've got to put some effort into getting my 5Dii in there with lens mounted and battery grip. This Is my go-to bag. I prefer this over my camera backpack because I feel more free and can easily access what I need. The clip on the shoulder strap is strong and hasn't failed. Minimal branding is definitely a plus. This bag is a WIN.
I bought this bag to carry my Pentax K-5 with battery grip, Pentax K-01, Panasonic LX-5, and a couple zooms and a prime lens. It does that admirably. This is one of the few bags that handles the depth of the battery grip without interfering with the zippers or looking lumpy. I also give it kudos for the right shoulder design since I have a nagging left shoulder injury that's exacerbated by slings on my left.
Thanks to another reviewer I already had an idea of the configuration options inside the bag. See his/her photos in the product descrption. The bag seems to be sturdily made and well padded. For some reason I was envisioning something smaller on the outside since some other reviewers seemed to think there wasn't much room on the inside. It easily fits my camera (though I don't have extra lenses), as well as a back up battery pack and charger.
Answer: Yes it will hold a Nikon D5000 with battery grip. This bag is very spacious with removable/adjustable dividers