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Billingham 307 and Sigma 50-500?

 
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Nov 17, 2012 04:57 |  #1

Can anyone confirm whether a Sigma 50-500 OS fits standing up in a Billingham 307, zipped and closed?
Failing this, what is the longest lens that fits vertically in the 307?
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Nov 17, 2012 10:24 |  #2

I can fit my 7d with my 70-300L attached. Nothing longer than that will stand up. You could configure it to lie down in it. I don't have the sigma, but somehow think it is longer than the 70-300.


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Nov 17, 2012 10:26 |  #3

Total length 9 1/8"


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Nov 18, 2012 08:37 |  #4

I meant that is the length of the camera and lens. It will fit upright, but nothing longer would.


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Nov 18, 2012 13:23 |  #5

Thanks. Just ordered the 307 anyway.
The lens is 21.9 cms and the bag ID H is 22! So unlikely to fit but that is fine. The 50-500 is mostly for holidays and I use a lowepro 'thingy' for that.




  
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