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Question: Have a Canon 70D with 18-135mm, 10-22mm, 50mm prime. The other accessories are 2.4ghz remote trigger, and an external flash. Would you recommend this?
Document: 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.
The case seems really nice. It accomodates a Nikon SLR camera with 18-105 lens, a zoom lens, charger, memory card, and small accessories. I don't know that a flash and charger will fit, but will try when we purchase a flash attachment. We haven't used the holster yet, but looks like it will come in handy for outings when we don't want to carry the case. The padding could be a little thicker on the strap, but this is a good sized case.
I really like the size. The inner bag holds my Sony 37 with 18-135mm lens. Any larger lens probably would not work as well. My only complaint is that it needs an elastic ban on outside to strap my small trip pod. Overall not bad for the price.
Compact, but holds all my gear. Camera, 18 to 135 Lense, 75 to 300mm Lense, Flash unit, battery and charger. The holster seems to be a great idea. I shoot a lot of grandkids sporting events and would always just lay my camera down. Now I have protection and it's always right there. 100% satisfied.
Holds Sony a77 with 18-250 attached and 2 more lenses in the side pockets and 3 batteries in the front pockets. Exactly what I wanted.
The prime lens is small and it sits down further making it difficult to get out without removing the camera first. However, if you're using a smaller DSLR, say a 3100/5100 or the Canon Rebels, you won't have a problem at all fitting two lenses in comfortably. This is why I gave this 4 out of 5 stars. It really depends on your camera.
You can get the lens with hood in all in one, but it is pretty tight to get out once it is in, so I found this the best way.In the front pocket I can keep a lens brush, spare battery and charger, then in the back pocket a USB/SD card reader and spare SD cards, filters etc.I plan to put a Nikon SB-600 flash in other side pocket and possibly a 35mm prime lens.
I really like this case- it's light, attractive, good quality, comfortable to carry, and holds everything I need for my camera. Unlike some other cases I have owned, it isn't a chore getting the camera and accessories in and out of the case. Living in Washington State, I also like the fact that the base is waterproof. I've been using it for quite awhile now, and I  recommend it. I really don't have any complaints.
What are you looking for in a digital camera case? Quality construction? design efficiency? Room to carry most of your attachments? camera and lens protection? Water resistance? best price for quality? This case has them all. I have a Sony 5R with a 18-55 mm and a 50-210 mm zoom lens that all fit with more room for flash attachments, batteries,cables,etc.
I don't think it would pop out, just wish it would have some Velcro, or a flap over the top so I wouldn't worry about it.Overall, glad that I purchased this case and would recommend this to a friend.
Answer: You need a bigger case.  The external flash won't fit.