Store, protect, and transport your 17 x 23" fine artwork or prints with the gray/purple Itoya Midtown Bag Large Artwork Carrier 17x23 Gray Purplefrom Itoya. The carrier features reinforced handles and a durable, one-piece construction.

For Artwork or Prints up to 17 x 23"    Reinforced Handles    One-Piece Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how many canvas will it hold at once?

A: The Itoya Midtown Bag Large Format Artwork Carrier (14 x 21", Black/Blue) is intended for prints and artwork pieces that are flat or thinner than canvases. It would not be an ideal carrier for multiple canvases.

Q: 2. Will this system work with a camera with a battery grip?

A: Yes, the Cotton Carrier CCS G3 Harness-1 (Gray) will work with a camera with an attached battery grip.

Q: 3. The pictures I've seen suggest that because there is no real hip belt most of the weight will be on your shoulders. Is that true?

A: The relative distribution of the weight on one's shoulders, midsection, or even hips will depend on how long or short one makes the shoulder straps, how tightly one adjusts the belt to be, and how high or low the harness sits on one's abdomen. Having said that, as can be seen in the photos (and as I would expect), most people will probably find it most comfortable with the bulk of the weight on being on one's shoulders.

Q: 4. Can this be worn under a backpack?

A: Yes, it could be. Please note that it will likely be putting weight in just about the same area as the straps to your backpack will. So, you may alternatively wish to consider mounting your camera to the backpack strap, for example with a Capture Clip (B&H# PECPBK3): https://bhpho.to/37P3pvd

Q: 5. Is this harness just for DSLR's or can it be used with a mirrorless camera such as a Fujifilm X-T3?

A: Cotton Carrier CCS G3 Harness-1 (Gray) BH #CO686GREY can also be used with a mirrorless camera such as a Fujifilm X-T3.

Q: 6. What is the purpose of the 10 degree hub. Would it be recommended for a 500m PF lens mounted on the D500? This is comparatively short lens.

A: The 10 degree hub, is for many different size lenses. Good to try with the 500mm PF.

Q: 7. What are the size dimensions of this bag.?

A: The Cotton Carrier DryBag (Large 16") dimensions are 15.75 x 9''.

Q: 8. I am going on a bike tour in Europe. Would this work while biking? It is a fairly easy pace. Using a Nikon Z-9 & 42-70 lens.

A: Cotton Carrier CCS G3 Harness-1 will work while biking and will be able to hold a Nikon Z9 with a Nikon 24-70 lens.

Q: 9. Will this support a Nikon Coolpix P900?

A: Absolutely will work with the P900.

Q: 10. How can I hike with one camera but two lenses? (ie. I have a wide angle on my camera but want to bring a zoom lens as well).

A: There are two possible solutions. If your lens has a tripod mounting collar with / 20 mounting threads , you can buy a side strap (holster) for Cotton Carrier which is meant to carry a second camera (check B and H website for side holsters for Cotton Carrier) . The holster may attach to your belt rather than the cotton carrier. You can then attach and carry the lens to the holster which will carry the lens on one side of your waist. This will work but the problem with this arrangement is that the heavy lens will hang on the side causing the weight distribution to be non-uniform and therefore uncomfortable. Alternately you can carry the camera with the heavy lens on the chest and the light lens on the side holster. However, I have found a better solution. I had earlier bought an Ikan brand padded camera bag from B and H which is reasonably priced, is meant to be carried as a backpack and can carry upto 14 inch long equipment (Camera, lens or camera plus lens) . Beside the camera and the lens, it has room for other equipment such as ND filters, small monitors etc. So I carry one camera with lens on my chest in Cotton Carrier, one camera with lens and other equipment in my backpack. It has the great advantage that all the weight is on the shoulders and comfortably distributed and none on the side (which is not convenient). By attaching the right weight lens to the camera carried on the chest in Cotton Carrier and storing the rest in backpack, you can make the weight on chest and back somewhat equal and thus more comfortable. This is my suggested solution.