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Summary: Canon Gadget bag
Comment: I added a point and shoot camera to my collection and wanted to keep both cameras together in one bag. This bag is perfect, with space for both cameras and other accessories (cords, flash, extra batteries, etc). Well constructed and good looking.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great bag. Great price.
Comment: Great bag. Good fit for small to medium-sized SLR with two to three lenses. Solid craftsmanship. Would definitely recommend.
Customer Rating:
Summary: well-made
Comment: Well-made but larger than i thought. Too bad Canon doesn't make any bags that are better fitting for their smaller SLR cameras, that don't have all that extra room for other lens and cameras. There is definitely a market for bags that can contain just one camera. Canon should take advantage of it. I would recommend getting Caselogic or Lowepro. I also heard that it is better not to have camera-brand bag so that it wouldn't be as obvious that you have a camera in it and it wouldn't be such a temptation for other people to steal.
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Summary: Great bag for the money.
Comment: I purchased this bag shortly after buying my Rebel XTi, and have been very pleased with it. I currently have the XTi body, two lenses, a point-and-shoot camera, a camcorder, 2 battery chargers, and several blank mini-DVDs stored in this bag, with room to spare. I haven't come across ANY bag similar in size or quality that is anywhere near as affordable as this one. Highly recommended!
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Summary: Canon 40D, 28-135mm lense, hood, flash, no more room left
Comment: When I first bought a digital SLR, I didn't realize how important a camera bag is. They are meant to hold everything you need, when you need it, so you can keep it safe and carry them around. The 2400 bag does just that, BUT only if you have a small quantity of equipment. I initially purchased this bag for my Canon 40D. For those who own one, they are quiet large in size. The picture that amazon shows doesn't really do justice unless you compare to a real size camera. I am only able to fit the body, 28-135mm lens (attached), including lens hood, and a speedlite flash inside. I am unable to carry anymore inside the main compartment. The rest of the compartments has the capacity to hold extra batteries, filters, and pamphlets just in case.
If you are serious about photography, you would want a bigger bag so you can carry more equipment. In general though, its a nice bag for those who don't use other lenses.
Also, the strap is not as long as you would expect. It barely allows you to carry on the shoulder, but it does.
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