WHICH THINK TANK HOLDER FOR A CANON 6D AND A 70-300 4.0 L?
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I have a Nikon D7000 with battery pack and it fits very nice. Not sure about Canon.
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Holly if you ever need something on short notice, I've used a website called BorrowLenses dot com several times and absolutely LOVE them!! SUPER reasonable and a good source to try something out first before you buy. I rented both my 70mm-200mm 2.8 and my 300mm 2.8 canon L series lenses from them from them before I bought them here on Amazon.
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I use this with a canon 7d and 70-200 4L lens. In the past, before upgrading my camera to 7d, I used it with a T2i and canon 100-400 L so the weight is sort of the same. I never mount the black rapid on the camera, just the tripod ring on the lens. When I used the 7d with myCanon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II, I still have approximately 4 pounds of heft, so there is more unbalance, but not too bad. I also walk around a lot in NYC so there really is no other alternative to the sling camera strap for me.
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Yes it should hold that easily. I have two Nikon full-frame camera bodies, and five Nikon lenses (including the 70-200 mm f/2.8) in my bag. I like the top opening feature as I keep the 70-200 attached to my D800 in the bag and can just pull that out from the top. The only complaint I have with the bag is that the hand and shoulder straps are a little light on the padding. They are quite thin compared to my "Think Tank Pro" bags; but the Manfrotto can hold a lot and accessing the gear is easier than the Think Tanks.
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Interior (main compartment) dimensions are: L 10" x W 6.5" x D 7.5" however the best part about this bag's design is that you get to decide how to configure / size the individual compartments using the included padded dividers that have velcro, fasteners. That allows you to create snug pockets for your specific gear. I have mine set up to individually compartmentalize (and pad) my Canon 6D (w/ external battery) w/ 24-70mm lens, + my 70-200mm lens + flash + the battery charger + several accessories. There are also three 'external' zippered compartments which offer all kinds of room for more accessories, batteries, chargers, manuals, cell phone, etc.
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Wilmer, I purchased two, one for a Canon 50D with a 70-300 lens, but determined to make it work, had to modify the flap with elastic to make it close. The 300 lens is a bit long for proper fitting.
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I have the Think Tank full harness and bought two sets of straps and connected it to my Think Tank camera bag. The camera bag was hanging in the middle on my chest. I then had the camera strap already around my neck when I was hiking. All I did was lift the camera out of the bag and shoot.
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I would suggest the Kata KT DR-465 or the Kata KT DL-DR-465. I love the bag quality and it protects the camera and lenses really well.
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It works well on 7D for me. Don't know about 70D though. The build is better than what appears in the photo--stronger internal reinforcement. I chose this one based on the photo, thinking it looked weak on the side so I could open a screw hole on the side to do some tweak. Not so easy. Tight fit too.
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It works great for my t3i, but I don't know about the 6D. For the price, it's worth checking out.
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I have no idea, but they were the only non-oem LP-E6 batteries that I could find that worked in my 7D AND my 6D. It's probably better to wait until the 70D is actually released as Canon seems to change the coding on batteries sporadically from model to model even though they use the same battery physically. The 70D does look like it's going to be a mighty fine instrument. Good luck.
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The compact fits a 6d with 24-105, barely. Had to go the bigger one for 70-300.
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I am fairly certain it can hold your gear and you'll have a little extra room. It fit my Canon 7D with the 70-200 f/2.8 lenses.
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I don't know about a 70D but I have a t3i and if I have my longer lens on it I have to be very sure the latch it really tight otherwise it will roll forward. It might be okay since I think that has a heavier base to balance it out. Other than that it's great.
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Well... I checked out the think tank case, and a tank it isn't. The Pelican so is. The cost for the Pelican is much less, so more bang for your bucks. I am a photographer, and I wouldn't want my $10,000 camera system anywhere but nearby where I can protect it, and feel confident that if it falls off the end of the ramp at unloading, which actually happened to me, that the cameras will be protected. So, it must be small enough to fit the airline protocols, and big enough to hold it all, sturdy enough to take the bangs that airline handlers put everything through. I am very happy with my purchase, and I see no reason to buy a think tank that isn't a tank, when I can get a Pelican that is a tank.
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I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H site. The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L, Canon EF 300mm f/4L, and Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L lenses. Hope this might help. H
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Hi Harley ... I use the SLRC-203 to carry a Nikon D700 with a Nikkor 28-300 attached. Fits nicely in the case's "hammock" mount. I've used lots of cases over the years and this case may well be the most convenient. I also like the hard shell bottom that allow you to stand the case upright practically anywhere. I think your T3 Rebel with attached lens will fit in this case perfectly. Good shooting and Happy New Year! Jim