View Full Version : Backpack for 7D with 24-70 w/hood attached. Ideas?
vipergts831
8th of January 2010 (Fri), 16:40
Currently i have whats listed in the title and the nifty fifty. In the future ill be having a tokina 11-16, and a flash (either the 430 or 580). Currently i have the 5MDH and i love it. Problem for me is that i cant house the 7D with the 24-70 and hood attached. Its become a pain for me because i have to house it with hood reverse. I really want the hood on there all the time in shoot ready position. Ive looked around and nothing has jumped out at me. What thoughts do you guys have on a quick acces backpack with those items ill be looking to put in there? Thanks for all your input as always!
vipergts831
9th of January 2010 (Sat), 01:58
No ideas from anyone?
daveyboi
9th of January 2010 (Sat), 02:50
is a backpack style bag ok? i have a dakine mission. holds my ti1 with 24-70 with hood attached with no problem.
Josh_30
9th of January 2010 (Sat), 04:32
http://products.lowepro.com/product/SlingShot-350-AW,2117,4.htm
This should work. It says it'll hold a pro dSLR with a 70-200 attached. That's about right for a 24-70 + hood.
Or since you already like Crumpler... how about trading up to the 7MDH. There's a review on http://www.cambags.com/ where a someone has a 20D with 70-200 attached in the center compartment and it looks like it fits.
Edit: I just put my 24-70+hood next to my 70-200 2.8L IS and the 70-200 is about 3/4" or so longer than the 24-70+hood, so you should be fine with anything that'll hold a body+70-200 with a little room to spare.
Josh_30
9th of January 2010 (Sat), 05:20
http://www.tamrac.com/3385.htm
The Tamrac Aero 85 would work well too. I have the 80 for when I want to travel light and I like it a lot. Plus it holds a notebook PC, and has a top compartment for a jacket, snacks, books, or whatever you want to take along with you.
tgara
9th of January 2010 (Sat), 07:42
http://products.lowepro.com/product/SlingShot-350-AW,2117,4.htm
This should work. It says it'll hold a pro dSLR with a 70-200 attached. That's about right for a 24-70 + hood.
The Slingshot 350 is a monster bag. If the OP is willing to have the hood reversed, the Slingshot 200 is much smaller and should hold all his gear. I have similar gear and that's what I use when I need a backpack.
Besides, switching the hood from reversed to front mounted position only takes about 2-3 seconds with a little practice.
vipergts831
9th of January 2010 (Sat), 10:51
Thanks everyone for your suggestions im going to look into them. The crumpler i have is a shoulder bag which is great but im looking for a backpack so these ideas sound good. Ill let you know what i think.
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