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Question: Will it fit a T3i/600D with a battery grip?
Document: I put my Canon Rebel T3i with either the regular lens or the zoom lens directly into the main compartment with ease. I can remove the camera quickly, and secure it back in with one hand. The side pockets are a bit cramped; I carry extra filters, a remote release, spare battery, etc. easily on one side, with one lens on the other side but that's it.
This is turning out to be the ideal camera bag and it's replacing two that I have had -- one where the digital SLR would fit snugly (similar to the sleeve show in the Case Logic photo) and there would be little room for much else than a spare battery. And another what was square and bulky but nothing fit well in it.
This camera case has it all for a new DSLR owner, like myself. There is enough room for a couple lenses, the camera, battery charger, etc. Love it and was exactly what I was looking for.
Bought this case after going through quite a few other cases and backpacks to hold our Canon t3i. Found that backpacks and sling bags may work great for hiking and getting your camera to a place where you are going to be taking pictures but not taking many pictures along the journey.It was really nice to have the larger outer case to hold extra lenses, charger, memory cards, etc. and the camera in the protective sleeve.
I made up my mind to buy this product after a long time searching for the best case for my T3i camera. I did not want it to be very big or too small .. In fact it is the right size for the Camera along with two side pockets for the lenses. The idea that this case comes with a day Holster is truly amazing. The quality of the bag's materal is good and i am satisfied with it so far. The shipment time was not long, 6 days with free shipment.
I wanted something to pack and store my DSLR, plus an extra set of lenses or two, battery charger, spare memory cards, and USB cords in. This definitely does the trick! (If I only carry one extra of lenses, I use the pocket for my point-and-shoot camera and its battery charger).
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.
I just purchased my first Digital SLR camera, along with an additional lens and needed a good case, this one works great for me. I purchased the Canon EOS Rebel T3 along with a Canon 55-250mm telephoto lens, all of this fits very well and I also have room to carry my battery charger and download cable.
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.
Bought this for my wife's D5200 camera kit, which includes the 18-55mm and 55-300mm lenses. The main bag has two compartments for additional lenses.The 55-300mm lens fits in the side lens compartment, with hood attached in reverse, rather snugly (if slightly tight). The best way to insert this lens is with the front of the lens facing up. The second side lens compartment is used for storing the battery charger.
Answer: Yes it will, buy u might not be able to use the carry insert.