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Question: I have a Nikon d5100 with attached 18-200 lens and hood. Is the bag large enough to accommodate it all attached.? It measures out just past 8".
Document: The price was right for this bag, and the reviews sold me. I needed something quick to tote around my Canon Vixia HF S20, and this thing fits it perfectly. The internal dividers are movable, and attach with velcro. The depth of the large compartment is enough for my camcorder along with a lens hood attached, or a wide-angle adapter.
I just got this bag & it seems like it's pretty protective. It's roomy as well. I put my 500D with my 28-80mm macro & hood attached, 70-210mm, & the kit 18-55mm inside the bag & there's enough room for a speedlight & lens pen. I think I could put the body in with the 70-210mm attached as well. I still have pockets on the outside for extra battery & charger. The outside pockets have elastic tops to secure the contents.
I fit my Nikon D3100, 18-55mm lens and 55-300mm lens in the main compartment. Also fit my battery charger and room for an extra memory card. It's nice that the inserts are adjustable, so if you don't have enough to fill up the main compartment you can still get a snug fit.
This bag is nice but not great. A little small for me but it works well.It is able to hold my T2i with canon 24-105mm L lens (no hood attached), my speed-light flash and my 70-300mm lens. It is pretty tight with the straps and all. I wish it was a bit bigger so that I could carry my battery charger, lens hood, and battery grip. I have a backpack that I use for that.
Received this as gift 2 days ago and am trying to decide if i like it or not. will use it for around town but it does have it's drawbacks.It will fit my 60d with 17-70 and it's lens hood, along with the 70-200 unmounted but WITHOUT it's hood if i pack the 430 flash.
Amazon had a great price and I needed a camera bag for my recently purchased Pentax K-X, so I thought why not? I'm very happy with this purchase as it provides good internal padding, allows plenty of room for the camera with 18-55mm lens; 18-200 mm lens, and still another small area for one more lens or cables/other accessories. There's also a zippered compartment in front as well.
The bag is very well made. I'm able to fit my Canon T3i with my kit lens 18-55mm, 430EXII Speedlite, 50mm 1.8, lavalier mic, Zoom H1 and a cleaning kit on the main compartment. My battery charger and filters on the side pockets. I have extra camera batteries, extra AA batteries, cables and memory cards on the front pocket.I'm very happy with my purchase and I would recommend it It's a great deal for only $35.00.
I was looking for a bag to hold my digital SLR w/ standard lens attached, an additional lens (55-250mm) and my small video camera. This bag does the trick. I like that the flaps fold down over the side storage areas (where I have the add'l lens and video camera), so they aren't scratched by the camera in the center section. A lot of room, but doesn't appear to be that large.
I saw this same bag in a store for many dollars more. It is large enough for a digital camera and extra lens and other items. Wrap around top to keep out dust and rain. Well worth the money.
The size of this bag meets my needs to a 'T'. Not too big and yet not too small. Large enough to carry my dslr and a lens to change out if I wanted to. Plus a lot of extra pockets and areas to store little necessities(cards,batteries,cords) if needed and the rainproof flap is an added plus.
Answer: The bag interior measures (with a ruler) 8 1/2" max. My Canon Rebel XSi with 18-200 with inverted hood and strap has less than an inch clearance. Hope this helps.