Could you compare Canon 1EG Bag with LowePro Magnum Bag?
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Both bags are equal in material wise. Rigid. But I bought 2 of the Canon 1eg bag because it said Canon. It was just a personal choice the lower pro looks to generic. They feel exactly the same.
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I don't think so. I have both and the size difference is huge. If I just want to carry a small, fast portrait lens the 45 f1.8 is the go to choice (especially for the money).
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Tony check this,it solved my questions, hope u fund it useful. http://nofilmschool.com/2012/08/which-dslr-camera-bag-right-for-you/
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I returned this because the straps were not comfortable for me. I purchased the Lowepro Photosport 200. It doesn't have a removable camera compartment, but I used it on a supported 6 day trek and had plenty of room for my camera, extra rain gear, lunch, etc. The Lowepro 200 meets carry-on requirements.
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The Lowepro Apex 20 AW (Black) camera bag is like that. it has plenty of room for your stuff and built very well to.
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The Lowepro website has a "Bag Finder" page into which you enter camera and lens dimensions that may help determine if one of their bags fits your needs.
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Hi, I have totally loved my canon bag - I have 2 bags , one that is a rucksack and can hold my laptop/books etc and this one. Since I have had this one I hardly use my other one ! A good buy I would say. Hope this helps.
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I bought a LowePro EX-140 at Best Buy and love it. There is room for the camera, remote, power supply, cables, two batteries, 11 tapes, and all the cables. It is rugged and and everything is readily accessible while offering good protection for everything.
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Get a real camera backpack from Lowepro or Tamrac. You don't want your equipment rattling around unprotected. Check out the Lowepro Slingshot 200 - it is a good choice and reasonably priced.
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Here's another "No' answer. I just checked it out. I removed the padded velcro compartment which is meant for the camera and there was no way that it could fit. I hope that Lowepro offers something for a small macbook because I was VERY impressed with my sling bag. I used it as a combo purse/camera bag. It was awesome.
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I like this one especially if you are carrying the 55-200mm and a few lenses. Lowepro Fastpack 250 DSLR Camera BackpackIt opens from side without having to take it off. I have a Fuji X-T1 (which I really like for the most part).
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I have a camera bag for my Canon and lenses, and fits perfect in its backpack. Its very light, and works perfect when you need to keep moving!!!
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I think a telephoto would fit if mounted on the camera, but you would lose a little storage at the bottom of the bag. I think this would fit any body, except maybe a 1D. Still might fit a 1D, I just can't say for certain.
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dont know other bag. This is compact enough for my t2i w. 2 lens in it and 1 speedlite in the front pocket . And i got it for less then $40 l believe that time. I guess if you dont put ur flash in the front pocket u have more room for water and snack. hope that help.
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It depends on the lens(es) you have and your personal preference (backpack versus tote). I have a tote that I like a lot but it only fits the camera with one lens (no space for extras). I like the one I have ( http://www.amazon.com/Golla-G1011-Generation-Mobile/sim/B006ZO8W0U/2 ) but it may not suite your needs.
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I took my G1X mkII to Best Buy and started fitting it inside various cases. The size of the lens makes a good fit difficult to attain. After about 15 cases, I settled on a Lowepro Format 120 bag for $24.95. With the adjustable padding, I'm able to fit the camera next to a Canon 430EXII speedlight with Stofen diffuser. It has a nice zippered mesh pocket with room for a spare battery, USB cable and my iPad camera connection kit. Comfy hand grip and detachable shoulder strap. I usually throw the whole thing in a backpack and go, although it works well on its own. It's more protective and functional than the better fitting slim cases I used for my G10, but also more expensive. So is the gear it protects... I took my G1X mkII to Best Buy and started fitting it inside various cases. The size of the lens makes a good fit difficult to attain. After about 15 cases, I settled on a Lowepro Format 120 bag for $24.95. With the adjustable padding, I'm able to fit the camera next to a Canon 430EXII speedlight with Stofen diffuser. It has a nice zippered mesh pocket with room for a spare battery, USB cable and my iPad camera connection kit. Comfy hand grip and detachable shoulder strap. I usually throw the whole thing in a backpack and go, although it works well on its own. It's more protective and... » Read More I took my G1X mkII to Best Buy and started fitting it inside various cases. The size of the lens makes a good fit difficult to attain. After about 15 cases, I settled on a Lowepro Format 120 bag for $24.95. With the adjustable padding, I'm able to fit the camera next to a Canon 430EXII speedlight with Stofen diffuser. It has a nice zippered mesh pocket with room for a spare battery, USB cable and my iPad camera connection kit. Comfy hand grip and detachable shoulder strap. I usually throw the whole thing in a backpack and go, although it works well on its own. It's more protective and functional than the better fitting slim cases I used for my G10, but also more expensive. So is the gear it protects... « Show Less
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I believe the Passport II is larger and has more options for storage. Best to check the Lowepro website for comparison details.