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Nov 27, 2012 16:27 | #1

Just received the lens limo today. Here are a couple of poor pics(sorry). Purchased for the ef 500. First pic is of 500 full view. I like the bag weight, but wished it was a little taller. Very tight fit with the 7D attached. Not sure if it will stretch a little.

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Feels very nice on the back loaded up. Weight with 7D,500mm, and 1.4 converter about 16.6#'s.

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Nov 27, 2012 16:36 | #2

Wanted to attach photo's with the dividers and the rest of my gear but I do not have them so I can link. Sorry. It does hold all the gear in signature(not 500) with room to spare. I do like the size of the bag. I have a Lowepro Pro Trekker 400 and it is a monster. I also holds all my gear plus snacks and other stuff for hiking. Not sure which one will win out.

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Nov 30, 2012 11:27 | #3

I just received my Glass Limo this morning, and I like it. Here are the pictures with the 5D3 attached to the 300mm f2.8 and hood in the shooting position. I still have a little room left and I wonder if it'll fit with a 1.4X extender attached

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Nov 30, 2012 19:21 | #4

oh, yum.

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Dec 01, 2012 01:31 | #5

1.4 extender adds a little over and inch I think. Looks like it would be a very tight fit!

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Dec 01, 2012 17:49 | #6

Actually, I have more room than the pics lead you to believe. If you look at the second one I posted, you can see that the backside of the bag just behind the carry handle is higher than the front and it is the overall height of the bag. The front part "sags" a little and loses its shape when you unzip the flap. I think a 1.4 extender will work without any issue.

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Dec 01, 2012 21:06 | #7

More photos, please. Is it comfortable?

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Dec 01, 2012 21:40 | #8

The bag is extremely well built and it is very comfortable (only 1/2 day of use thus far), there is a lot of padding on the straps and the back. I don't like waist straps and the good news is that it is removable, but it is a fairly decent one if you wish to use it or you can use the Think Tank belt system instead.

It comes with a complete set of dividers in case you want to arrange it to carry other gear besides long lenses, 2 monopod and 2 tripod straps, and a rain cover.

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Jan 14, 2013 21:20 | #9

Would any of you mind turning the pack around to show the shoulder straps and perhaps the sides too. Would be a major help, I cant find these images anywhere.

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