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Question: Can you fit a Canon 7D with battery grip and a 24-70mm f/2.8L lens, plus Velbon UT 45L Compact Tripod (11.6" retracted)?
Document: ); however, the pack is large enough for me to include at least 2-3 more lenses if I need to (like the 24-105 f/4, 10-22mm, 50mm, 100mm macro). If I need to, I can fit my 400mm f/5.6 in the pack (but not with the 70-200 and not attached to the camera body).The pack has a very nice handle on the top.
I've been using Tamrac Adventure 6 pack for some time now and I like it but I needed a small pack that would fit my Canon 40D with the 70-200mm F/2.8 IS II lens attached... I read the reviews on this pack, bought it and am completely thrilled with my purchase.The pack is very well made and is a nice size. Not too small at all.
I love the size of this bag. not too small, not too big. and it's light compare to my tamrac evolution 8. it fits my D7000 with 18-300 lens, 50mm lens and 100mm tokina lens. plus there is a small zippered compartment on top. you can put your car keys etc. I put my 2 filters there. there is also a tripod holder just under the bag. you pull it out when you need to strap your tripod.it lacks rain cover.
It is very easy to carry on your back and it has an external strap and holder for a smaller tripod. Fits the body of the camera plus at least 3 more medium sized lenses as well as a few other accessories. This is a compact camera backpack.
I purchased this camera bag for my younger sister and am honestly considering replacing my bag (which I've had for 2 years) with the larger version of this bag (the Flipside 300). This bag is compact and yet has plenty of space for a DSLR camera, a couple lenses and accessories. It shows the benefit of not having an internal pocket for a small tripod. The external mount to carry a tripod is easy to use and also stowable for when you don't need your tripod.
My compact Manfrotto tripod attaches to the back of the pack securely. Sometimes I wish the backpack was a bit bigger but then it would not be so easy to maneuver with. I can fit just enough in here to get through the day including some non-camera items. For day trip use, this pack is ideal and will last you years.
I've been looking for a smaller/narrow compact camera bag that would not bulk me down while traveling, the lowepro flipside 200 really fits that job. I also looked at the flipside 300 but you are really boarderline onto the larger bags which would defeat the whole idea of going light...I can fit in the 200 flipside my Nikon D300 with a nikon 70-200mm attached,extra lens..nikon 17-55mm,50mm 1.4 and YES!
After extensive searches I decided on the Lowepro Flipside 200. Upon arrival I examined it and was impressed by the quality. Even though it is a smaller sized camera backpack we were able to fit our gear which consists of: Nikon D3100 with a 18-55mm lens with lens hood (reversed), 55-200mm lens with lens hood (reversed), HD Camcorder, lens cleaning supplies, batteries, SD cards, cables, & two battery charging units.
This is my second Lowepro Backpack, I must say this Flipside 200 is really great. I really like the fact that it zips from the backside rather than the front. I have used the tripod feature and it is flawless! I was able to fit my T4i equipped with a tele and a grip....Still had plenty of room for other accessories. The material is great and the buckles,straps,handles are all made very well.
The bag is everything I was hoping for. It is secure due to the zipper placement, and easily holds everything I need it to. I would absolutely recommend this bag to someone with a DSLR (I have a Canon T3i) and 1-2 extra lenses. However, that's not my only reason for writing this review ...I am a big guy, and the waist strap was of insufficient length to reach around my significant girth.
Answer: Yes, it should fit...but I think it's small, I'm not to happy with how it zips open...they needa change that part..the bottom of the bag needs to be more open & not as stiff...