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Question: Does it fit the Canon 70-200 F4 into the side pocket?
Document: I have bought Case Logic product before for a small point and shoot camera and was very satisfied. This time I needed a bag for NIKON D7100 and 70-200 F4 lens. This bag's pocket sizes are just a tad smaller than the lens but I still wanted to try. I found that the 70-200 lens fits just fine into the side pocket and its hood and the charger go into the pocket on the opposite side. The front pocket is OK for some cleaning supplies, remote and extra memory.
Nice bag, no complaints with quality so far. However my Nikon D7000 with 70-300 lens attached hits the floor. The side pockets are too small for a telephoto like 70-300 or wide angle like 12-24. Any professional prime like 200 or 80-200 won't fit either. Side pockets are only good for primes like 35 or 85. It will fit a camera like D5000 with 2 kit lenses + one more prime lens. No place for a manual either.
I use this to store my Sony SLR A230Sony Alpha A230L 10.2 MP Digital SLR Camera with Super SteadyShot INSIDE Image Stabilization and 18-55mm Lens. The camera is well protected in the center area. I have plenty of room in a side pocket to house the 55-200 telephoto lens and in the other I have a Canon FS100Canon FS100 Flash Memory Camcorder with 48x Advanced Zoom (Silver)video camera with it's cables and charger.
This is a great little camera bag, well designed and well built. However, it is much smallerthan it looks on screen. It's a tight fit for my Nikon D7000 with 18-105 lens, maybe a littletoo tight. Same thing on the side pocket that holds my 55-200 zoom. I wish now I had gonewith SLRC-203 instead.
This case is for a good size DSLR with its lens. I have Canon EOS 60D and 18-200 lens. This case is the best fit for this combination I guess. Side and front pockets provide ample space to keep your extra battery, battery charger, memory cards and probably another extra lens (I never tried putting a lens. Also, I never tried putting everything together). The best part about this case is its protective bottom.
I took my gear to the beach in this bag and it worked great. I had no fears of placing on the sand but didn't test how water proof the base is though. The only issue is space. I had my camera body with a Tamron 17-50 zoom attached, a flash in one side pocket and a Nikon 55-200 VR in the other. The body and 17-50 fit in the sling, but my shoulder pad for my California Sun Sniper strap would not.
I bought the Canon Backpack when I purchased my T3i, and in no time, had it fairly full. All well and good, but I really did not want to lug everything I have in there back and forth to the van when I go out.This little guy was the answer. Camera with lens in the main compartment, 70-300 Macro in one side, and Nissin di866 II in the other.
Has plenty of room for both the camera and extra lens. The camera is a Nikon 3100, extra lens is the 55-200. Fits just fine with either lens on the camera. The lens fits in the side pocket, which is well padded.
I am very pleased with the SLR Camera bag that I purchased. It has just enough room to store my camera with the 55-200 zoom lense attached. I can carry the 18-55 lense in the side pocket along with batteries and other items.
I have a Canon 550D with 18-55 and 55-250 lenses, a small external flash, and a battery grip. I can fit everything but the battery grip, which is awkwardly shaped anyway. However, the remaining items fit unnecessarily snuggly. The lens is difficult to insert or remove when the camera is in place. The flash fits ok in the other side pocket, but it is a pretty small flash.
Answer: I have the canon 55-250 usm and it has about an inch extra, the 70-200 looks pretty big so I am not sure