DiCAPac recommends this bag for my Canon G16. After reading reviews, I'd like to know if that's accurate of is the bag too big?
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It sucked, it didnt fit! I returned it and bought an awesome underwater camera instead!
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My husband purchased this for our vacation in Florida and complained that it was too big and that it was very difficult to operate the camera. He returned it.
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I can't answer regarding the fit to your particular camera but I know from experience you need extra room to have enough "slack" in the plastic to operate the controls. I have had "bags" before so I knew that a bag is a make shift idea requiring patience and attention. If you are serious about "wet" photography, spend the money for a water proof camera or housing. I just wanted something to last on a one week trip and was willing to deal with hard to operate controls. If you pay careful attention to sealing the bag and get prepared before needing to take a picture, it will work OK. I was happy with it but it was a chore to use. I can't answer regarding the fit to your particular camera but I know from experience you need extra room to have enough "slack" in the plastic to operate the controls. I have had "bags" before so I knew that a bag is a make shift idea requiring patience and attention. If you are serious about "wet" photography, spend the money for a water proof camera or housing. I just wanted something to last on a one week trip and was willing to deal with hard to operate controls. If you pay careful attention to sealing the bag and get prepared before needing to take a... » Read More I can't answer regarding the fit to your particular camera but I know from experience you need extra room to have enough "slack" in the plastic to operate the controls. I have had "bags" before so I knew that a bag is a make shift idea requiring patience and attention. If you are serious about "wet" photography, spend the money for a water proof camera or housing. I just wanted something to last on a one week trip and was willing to deal with hard to operate controls. If you pay careful attention to sealing the bag and get prepared before needing to take a picture, it will work OK. I was happy with it but it was a chore to use. « Show Less
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I can't answer regarding the fit to your particular camera but I know from experience you need extra room to have enough "slack" in the plastic to operate the controls. I have had "bags" before so I knew that a bag is a make shift idea requiring patience and attention. If you are serious about "wet" photography, spend the money for a water proof camera or housing. I just wanted something to last on a one week trip and was willing to deal with hard to operate controls. If you pay careful attention to sealing the bag and get prepared before needing to take a picture, it will work OK. I was happy with it but it was a chore to use.
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Yes, it is an awesome bag. I have my 15-22 in it, there is plenty of room. You might want to get just the allen 42" bag though if u dont want the m&p logo.
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My opinion only...this bag doesn't work for me for serious (heavy) equipment. Although I can get some key gear to fit (5DIII, 24-70Lf2.8, 70-200Lf2.8, extra batteries and stuff) it's just not comfortable on a shoulder. I did get the optional shoulder pad but still. It's just not comfortable. If you have medium/small camera equipment...you should be fine.
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I don't have the bag Anymore Jane but it was a tight fit With my Nikon d5200 and the accessories I had with it. From the sound of what u have it will be tight. Now with that said its a great bag and even tho I didn't have it long I loved it. I honestly can't say yes it will fit or no it won't.my biggest worry would be the 18-300mm lens. J am pretty sure it will fit tightly in the bag but I could be wrong. Hope that helps some.
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I ended up buying the Extra Small and it works really well in the medium commuter. It has room for a Canon SL1 with 18-55 or 55-250 attached, plus two additional small to medium lenses (even a 17-55 f2.8). with that, there is lots of room left in the main bag for other items, and the extra small also works well in my backpack, so I can easily move my camera gear between non-camera bags. Note that I could certainly use the small, and possibly the medium, inside the messenger bag, but the extra small provides all the space I need for the camera gear and leaves a lot of room in the main bag for other things. I ended up buying the Extra Small and it works really well in the medium commuter. It has room for a Canon SL1 with 18-55 or 55-250 attached, plus two additional small to medium lenses (even a 17-55 f2.8). with that, there is lots of room left in the main bag for other items, and the extra small also works well in my backpack, so I can easily move my camera gear between non-camera bags. Note that I could certainly use the small, and possibly the medium, inside the messenger bag, but the extra small provides all the space I need for the camera gear and leaves a lot of room in the main bag... » Read More I ended up buying the Extra Small and it works really well in the medium commuter. It has room for a Canon SL1 with 18-55 or 55-250 attached, plus two additional small to medium lenses (even a 17-55 f2.8). with that, there is lots of room left in the main bag for other items, and the extra small also works well in my backpack, so I can easily move my camera gear between non-camera bags. Note that I could certainly use the small, and possibly the medium, inside the messenger bag, but the extra small provides all the space I need for the camera gear and leaves a lot of room in the main bag for other things. « Show Less
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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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Hi David, the insert is really good if you plan to carry you're DSLR in a backpack or any bag wide enough to fit it, it is quite compact actually compared to getting one of the canon bags and fitting the bag into a backpack. I carry my camera with the kit lens, two extra lenses, a lens hood and my charger comfortably in this. Hope this helps. Raja
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I think it will be more than enough room but you won't have much room for anything else. I use it for my Nikon D3200 and I have the right amount of room. I hope this was helpful for you
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I'm using a bag by Rokinon Digital. The camera fits nicely in it. Although there isn't room for much else. That's okay though - I wanted a secure fit so there wasn't a lot of room for jostling! I love this camera and don't want it to get damaged on my trips>
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agree test fit would be great. i bought a case logic small camcorder bag seems to do well. fits the caomera in the inner pocket, and also has room for spare battery. wont fit much else . if you want to fit ac adapter and stuff may need to go bigger, i have a small one for carrying here and there and a little bigger one thats fits all the cables and what not that is more for storage. i was at a store and brought the bag to a camcorder on display to check for fit.
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hey sandra..just around the shoulder but it fits all my lenses also my handy cam.i have a cannon g11 which is quite compact but i just wanted to keep things together.I am an Australian tour escort/photographer in Rajasthan India, so i need to have the opportunity to have access and to be able to grab my bag and have every thing handy at one time ..www.outbackindiatours.com i have some great photos that are all mine if you are a photographer and might be interested
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Not likely too big. There's a good chance that this bag will be about right (I'm not familiar with the exact size of the Canon D70). Generally speaking, one body + two lenses, along with a small collection of accessories, is what this bag is designed to hold. Good luck and happy shooting.
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Yes, it is an awesome bag. I have my 15-22 in it, there is plenty of room. You might want to get just the allen 42" bag though if u dont want the m&p; logo.
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I found the strap that came with my Canon G15 wider and more comfortable than the leather one. I just came back from a painting trip in Italy and had the camera around my neck 21 days so am glad I made that decision. Glad I had the nice leather cover so camera did not get banged around......
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I started with a G9, then got a G10, then picked up a G11 at a sale, and now a G15. I still have them all except the G9. This case fits them all. I'd like to know if it fits the Canon G1x. Anybody?
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I'm sorry, but it didn't fit. The bag is too narrow (one reason i liked it) and wouldn't zip shut with your larger camera.....
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It may be a tight fit. I had only one extra lens and it filled the bag. I would probably order the next size up.