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Question: Can you fit a 200 mm lens in this bag along with the camera and it's regular lens?
Document: This bag is great! It even allows for my laptop to slip through the back. It has this velcro section that separates the bottom from the top. This opens up and I can fit my 13" macbook air perfectly while my camera is in the bottom portion. The enclosure for the camera is well-made and removable. So I can use this as a regular bag, or I can take the camera padding out and put it in another bag.
I'm able to fit the T3i body, an 18-55 lens, a 55-250 lens, a cleaning kit, all of the cables, and a hot shoe mounted E-TTL flash with some room to spare, and that's without even trying to get creative with the way things are located in the pack.There are only two slight drawbacks to the bag in my opinion, neither of which do enough to make me think this is not a five star product.
The bag looks like a nice, casual backpack so I went for that look.It looks as it is described, compartments are reasonably functional if you dont have really big lenses. I have Nikon 55-200 so it fits well. D 7100 also fits well. A third item will be hard to fit in the lower compartment.
I really like the looks fo the bag, but for the price it could be better. As others have mentioned, the buckles are no good, and the pouch for the camera is basically that, a pouch good for one camera and one lens.
This bag is not able to hold much in it and the structural integrity of the bag is basically nonexistent. The lower portion will hold one camera and lens plus one additional lens. Anything extra will need to go into the top or one of the side pockets. The problem with the side pockets is that the pocket straps are snapped and the snaps come off the bag very easily.
I don't always like carrying around a big fancy camera bag that screams &#34;steal me!&#34;  so this bag is perfect. The padded bottom compartment holds my dslr, extra lens, flash, various filters and a couple lens hoods, and that's just in the bottom.The rest of the bag can be used for anything you'd like and no one would suspect you have a camera.
I have tried a lot of camera bags, trying to find just the &#34;right one&#34;. I have a Nikon D5000, with a 400mm lens, a 200mm lens, an 85mm lens, plus a lensbaby and a fisheye lens. I like to be able to take them all with me when I travel, so i have choices depending on where I am. This bag fits the camera and ALL the lenses in the bottom camera compartment.
Great style, lots of room, excellent quality! Just as advertised and photographed! Shipping was efficient and packaging great! Love this bag! I fit two Nikon DSLR cameras and two lenses just fine, and there's still room for more on top of them in the camera section. Also roomy pockets on the outside and large section on top!
I have been searching for a bag that was like this for a long time and now that I have it I never want to be without it. the bottom section is a camera bag (the padding is very nice) with dividers that you can move around to your hearts content. the top portion while small is big enough to fit a sweater, some granola bars and miscellaneous small tools or perhaps more batteries and other camera equiptment.
Bag is comfortable to carry and plenty of room for accessories and camera to fit securely and is easily accused. Quality of the bag is very good. Just got back from a disney trip and we carried this bag with us all day at the park. We only took the xamera accesories we needed so we where able to carrie some extra personal items in the bag as well. I would recomend this bag.
Answer: I just got back from 3 weeks in Africa. I carried a Rebel T4i body, 70-300 lens, 18-55 mm lens and an SX 40 Power Shot in the bottom compartment. Binoculars, a jacket and some misc stuff all fit in the top. I did use a divider from another bag to separate the smaller lens. Plenty of room in this bag and it held up beautifully. I really like this bag.