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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the bag have adequate padding inside to protect the camera and tablet?

A: it's for urban and travel purposes. as such the bag is very versatile and expandable, but only the portion to hold the camera and tablet has padding and that padding is fairly light. it's not intended to be thrown on the ground, but i have no fears for the safety of my equipment when used as intended. Perfect for mirrorless camera with a lens attached and an additional lens or flash. If you intend to use the expanded section for equipment you need to have it either in a padded case like those that come with most flashes or binoculars or a padded lens case. You can also fit another padded storage compartment in the expanded section for equipment not kept in cases. like i said very versatile bag for MFT/mirrorless.

Q: 2. I like the size and design of this bag but the padding is only available at the center. Generally, I put my mirrorless with one lens in the center divider. But another flash and lens needs individual protection is unfortunately NOT provided here. What's your solution?

A: I would recommend using a wrap to keep other valuable items protected. You can view the options by clicking the link below; https://bhpho.to/2w9nInP

Q: 3. Will a Nikon D750 with an 85mm prime lens attached fit? If so, will an extra small lens also fit?

A: Yes you can fit a Nikon D750 with a Nikon 85mm lens into this bag.

Q: 4. will my fuji xt4 , 50-140 lens and 16-55 lens --fit in this bag?

A: No, this bag is too small.

Q: 5. Wondering how long the adjustable shoulder strap is?

A: Very long and adjustable total length is 49 inches.

Q: 6. What are the differences between the Sling II and the Sling III? The overall size appears to be identical. From the video and photos, it looks like the insert has been redesigned (one side removable on Sling II vs. internal divider removable on Sling III). I cannot tell if the Sling II has the dedicated space for a small tablet and the zippered mesh pocket at one end of the Sling III.

A: Hi,Sorry that I didn't answer before (I usually use a different email than the one that B+H used.)I have the sling III. It has the room for a tablet (but I was able to stuff other things there instead when I wasn't carrying a tablet) and the mesh pocket. The internal divider (removeable) has an divider so you can make two compartments or one big one. There's a small mesh pocket with a key chain.I bought this because of the additional storage possibilities. These do not make the overall bag bigger than the sling II (at least I didn't notice it while I was in the store.)This bag is awesome. Sometimes I got so much stuff in it besides the camera that it was just as good as a backpack and the ease of pulling out the camera is the best. Just a zip and out it comes. Very sturdy bag but doesn't look like a camera bag (good for urban trips) and very comfortable because it is a sling. IMO, you won't be sorry.

Q: 7. Does it have enough space to fit a Nikon d7200 with attached sigma 17-50 lens plus a Nikon 10-20mm lens?

A: I believe you should be able to fit both the d7200 with one attached lens and the other in the bag. I use mine with a D500 with an f4 24-120 attached (with Kirk L bracket) and occasionally bring along my 18-35 f3.5-5.6. This is not my main camera bag as I use this generally for traveling. I used it for a week in Paris and several days in Quebec. It fits nicely under airplane seats. The zip expansion is especially nice for stuffing a rain shell.

Q: 8. I would be carrying a Canon 50D with a battery grip, and two lenses. Anyone know, 1) if this could reasonably accommodate a DSLR with a battery grip, and 2) if you could actually carry a flash and an extra lens for a total of body, 2 lenses and flash?

A: I carry a Nikon D5300 which is a smaller body with an 18-300mm f3.5 lens with lens facing up in the bag, can also carry a flash and another lens. The width of the bag is not very wide, so may be tight for a camera with battery grip and if a large lens attached to it.

Q: 9. Can I fit an 11 MB AIR in the space provided for a tablet?

A: Sorry - just saw this e-mail. I think it would be tight to put the 11 MC Air in the bag. If you don't have too much else (photo equipment) in I think it would fit. I only use my bag for photo and I can get a lot in the bag of that. I love the bag! Glad I bought it!

Q: 10. It looks like the main compartment would easily accommodate my Lumix FZ1000 and a flash unit. Would 8x42 roof prism binoculars fit in the expandable front compartment? Thanks.

A: Yes, but it may be a bit bulky, you may have to arrange things to get the right fit.