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Question: Will a Canon 70D + Canon 24-105mm fit in the center compartment?
Document: While it's a good configuration, this bag is too small to use with my equipment. My Canon 580EX flash barely fits in the designated area, as it's taller than the depth of the inner compartment. I can fit my Canon 7D with 24-105mm lens attached, but the lens's width pushes the padded sides into the other compartment's space preventing storage in those sections. I can remove all the sections creating one large compartment, but then I have no internal padding to protect my equipment.
Had to take out all of the padded velcro storage walls in order for my Canon T1i with battery grip and 24-70mm L lens to fit in sideways. There is a zippered storage pocket above the main compartment which allows for a few accessories and maybe an 85mm at BEST. My 50mm 1.4 works well as a back-up in that compartment.TL;DR - It's a great bag but it's a little too small for a serious amateur/pro photographer.
I'll be the first one to admit that this bag won't work for me. I carry the larger Canon DSLRs (theCanon EOS 5D Mark II 21.1MP Full Frame CMOS Digital SLR Camera (Body Only)with theCanon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens for Canon EOS SLR Cameras) and it barely fits in the camera.
I got this back from a local retailer but same Lowepro quality. I returned the Lowepro photo traveler 150 for this.The Slingshot 102AW is smaller then the Photo Traveler 150 in terms of holding stuff. I have a 6d with 24-105mm that fits snuggly into the main compartment and room for 2 extra lens or whatever you put in. I refer the SlingShot more then the Photo Traveler because its a sling style vs a backpack style.
This is the best camera bag I've ever purchased. I have a Canon 70D with 18-135mm STM kit lens, the Canon 430EX Flash and a Canon 85mm USM Prime, all fit perfectly in the primary compartment. The upper compartment holds two battery charges (for camera and AA batteries in the flash), a couple cables, two diapers and a small bag of wipes for my babygirl. You could get a larger bag that has more room, but holy crap, just plan better and take what you need.
Seems smaller than expected. Very clever compartment placement. It did hold my T5i with the Canon EF 24-70mm lens on, with all compartments open.
This is a good secondary bag, but it might be a bit small to be your main camera bag. With the dividers in the bottom taken out, it's possible to fit a 6D and a 24-70 with the lens hood turned backwards in the bottom compartment. The top compartment also fits a 24-105 or similarly sized lens. The sling action is easy to perform and the bag is light.
On the other side, I can fit the charger for the Nikon and Canon.2. Top compartment:  I can fit the Canon HF g10 side ways. Fits perfectly. Not too snug. The lens hood will not fit however. I am able to fit in a canon directional mic in this compartment as well.3. Outside pocket:  easily fits my Canon 300 point and shoot.Hope this helps.
I tried my Canon 580EXII flash and the slot was also to small. If I "folded" the flash, it still didn't fit as it pressed against the lens on the camera. It did fit in the semi-circular compartment at the top of the bag (if folded).I then tried my 10-22mm lens in the lens slot and that didn't fit either. The only lens I had that fit was the 50mm prime.Wearing the pack was not quite like a backpack.
This bag was perfect!My DSLR is almost as small as they get and her K-r is not much bigger (both are much more compact then DSLRs from Canon or Nikon). Although tight, I can fit both my K-x and her K-r, two 11-55mm lenses and at least one 55-300mm lens (I can fit two 300s if I am willing to put one body in the top compartment).
Answer: Hi Raul, I think I fits since I placed my D5100 with a 70-300 and did fit with no problem. As I remember shorter.