Jim Davis wrote: > The EOS 55 with 100-400 and 2X on it just barely fit inside.
Darn, I should have gone for the other bag. Thereīs no way I can get that combo into my S&F TopLoad Zoom 75 > There's not much space in the front pockets to hold anything except > small stuff and a few films, so I got the large S&F wide angle lens > pouch to go with it too. I can't understand how it's supposed to > attach, except going through the belt. Is your bag of the S&F type? It should fit nicely. I own te S&F 1N (not to be mistaken for the EOS 1N :-) and it fits nicely. (You are aware that the connecting īpinī of the pouch is connected to the downside of the pouch with a velcro strip and than again locked with yet another velcro strip? ;-) > How do you guys find using chest straps to hold the bag? Besides > feeling like the ultimate camera nerd that is... Great, after adjusting it so it is not putting all the weight on my shoulders. I especialy wanted this bag because of the chest straps, it is perfect when walking with a backpack. I donīt know how it is with other people, but my shoulderstrap seemed to slip slightly. Being also into the 6 foot something, I always had the strap on its end, so slipping was not an option. I ended up stitching it stuck. Greetings, Jorrit * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
