The bag + lens - what's the brand/name? Can the tripod actually hold this lens.
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I would not attempt to hold the lens on the tripod that came with the kit. The camera bag was useful, I would attach the lens to my camera and put it in the bag to carry along with a monopod to go take surfing shots.
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My guess is it would hold despite very small screws but would not work in windy conditions. That said, I plan to use the tripod for trips to Hawaii and Eastern Europe as it will fit into my suitcase. Helene
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The lens is really good. The bag is not a good one for this type of lens. Too flimsy. The tripod is also weak to support this lens.
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I was not familiar with the brands. The extras were not expensive or high quality. The tripod was pretty bad. I gave it away as I already have a nice (and expensive) tripod. I don't know if it would technically hold the lens, but I was not interested in finding out. The bag is a decent padded bag that I use for some of my less sensitive camera accessories. The lens itself comes with a nice canon fitted case. I bought this kit because it was the same price as another offer for just the lens and I figured the extras wouldn't hurt. Some I have found useful and some not so much. If you can get the lens at a better price, probably just buy the lens, but if this is still the best price on offer, it isn't a bad deal as long as I know that you are paying for the lens and not the extras.
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Hi - I actually have the bag that matches the above picture exactly. I ended up getting one as a gift, so I had two. I really like it because the camera fits inside and it has enough room for an additional lens.
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this bag will hold your lens,I have the canon 28 to 300 as well as my 40d a canon video camera two other lens and adapters I also have my mono pod filters and charging cords in the case. I carry a mac book air and my iPad so you shouldn't have a problem with camera and lense
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The side holster isn't a pocket or pouch type setup to house a lens, its basically the same as the chest mount, so a lens with tripod mount could be hung from it the same as a camera body by attaching the mount lug to the tripod socket.
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The Lowepro Inverse can hold DSLR with attached medium lens and take extra medium lens with speedlite. I tried back bag, shoulder bag and sling bag. But, really for little gear I recommend wist bag. I found it comfort and easy to access gears. Also it has a shoulder strap to support weight. I saw one video about Clik Reporter and seems to me nice. So, if you have extra large lens (70-200) and ipad it will be better choice than the Lowepro Inverse.
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I purchased the tripod from our local Walmart store...about $50. Don 't have box with brand name, and it is packed away now. It did have 2 separate clip/slide-on brackets to hold the camera. That lens, however,needs a tripod AND a mono-pod to support it and the camera. Had to get a local camera store to put it all together, and I still couldn't handle it. Need long arms to adjust focus, and muscle to keep steady.
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No not solved, bag works well for small lenses, but not big enough for the camera, er I guess I should say not with the lenses on the camera.
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I keep my tripod in its bag and attach the top to the top handle and then stick it in the mesh pocket. It works pretty well but I wish it had a strap or something dedicated for a tripod like some other backpacks have.
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I don't understand the question. But I would like to say the bag is a good product, it's confortable, secure, excellents materials and ergonomic. I recommend it for photographers amateurs because the bag don't has many spaces for lens and, in my case, it is not confortable to carry a medium size tripod. Excusas fir my english but is not my native language. I hope this is helpful.
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The bag by itself has no dedicated tripod attachment. Think Tank sells straps which can be added to the bag to attach a tripod on the bottom of the bag. http://www.amazon.com/Think-Tank-Disguise-Attachment-Shoulder/dp/B004ICOA0C
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Hi rfromNJ. It arrived at my house couple of days ago. Yes I can definitely confirm that the lenses are Canon brand. And I can confirm all the comments read before buying it. Everything is very good in the package except the tripod and the bag. But except this it's very good :)...I'm very happy for the moment.
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I am not sure what size tripod you are speaking about. I put my Canon 60 D, an 18-200 zoom, short zoom and portrait lens in the bag along with a cloth bag with chargers, lenses. The bottom can be expanded. I love this bag. Great for traveling where you want to keep you cameras handy, safe and in front of you. A regular sized tripod base would be too long.
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Are you asking if the NEX works with it? If so, yes, it's a pretty large bag. You could easily get the NEX and 4 or more extra lenses in it.
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Yes, in fact I haven't used a tripod yet. In fact I took photos and videos of the Bandaloop Group recently. Love this camera lens.
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No, long zoom lens attached to Body or even the lens by itself won't fit into this bag. I would suggest that you buy a regular bag-pack looking camera bag with cushions. If I have to buy it again that is what I would buy.
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Does the lens or camera have a tripod mount - if so - then the tripod will hold the camera. As to stability - it depends on how stable you want it to be. With the legs fully extended and a heavy rig - it will jiggle a little bit. I used this tripod for travel in Europe and for night shooting. I used a Canon 6D with EF24-105 L/IS/USM with solid results. I even used it (legs shortened down for stability) with EF28-300 L-series (lens mounted on the tripod for balance - not the camera) again with solid results. When using the heavier cam-lens combo, I also hung the camera bag on the mount to help with stability. If you use this tripod with realistic expectations it is a trusty item. If size and portability are of concern - I have not found a affordable compact tripod to rival its usefulness!!!
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There is a pocket and strap for a light duty tripod. But unfortunately a large professional tripod fits awkwardly and is somewhat top heavy. I remedied this by purchasing a padded tripod sling. I love this bag. And it has ample protection and space for a lot of gear.