Bag suggestion for my little R6 kit

[Texchappy]

Was hoping my 6L Peak Design everyday sling would work but it doesn’t seem to fit well. I have the R6, RF 24-105L, RF 100-400, & RF 16/2.8.

*Have the sling because that design works well shooting from my wheelchair.

 

[Steven Blackwood]

How about the 10L bag. Given your setup, and looking at the website photos, this my be nearly ideal.

 

[BobKnDP]

How about the 10L bag. Given your setup, and looking at the website photos, this my be nearly ideal.

I'll second that.

I have an R5, with an RF 24-105L, an RF 100-400 STM, and an RF 14-35 L. With the 24-105 attached to the R5, they fit well in the 10L version.

 

[cocoanud]

Hi,

If a shoulder bag works then I can recommend ThinkTank Mirrorless Mover 30i. I got it recently and I am able to fit

- R6 + RF 24-105L (laid on its side, grip side up ready to go)

- EF 70-200 f/4 L + hood inverse fitted (RF 100-400 will also fit with the hood inverted, I tried my friend's RF 100-400 and fit much better in that bag)

- Also, I actually place the little EL-100 flash and EF-RF adapter at the bottom, attach one of the separators which came with the bag on top of that and then place the R6 + RF 24-105 on top of that.

- And after all that there is space for RF 50 1.8 (or 16 2.8), and and a couple of extra batteries.

The only slight issue is that the additional RF 50 or RF 16 will have to go on top of the camera body and will get in the way while taking the camera out and putting it back in and could be an annoyance if you plan on doing that frequently.

You could in theory try placing the RF 50 at the bottom and then use a separator on top of it and place the camera on top but not sure if that is a good idea with the STM Lenses ?

I am planning on getting a JJC lens pouch for the RF 50 and attaching it outside the bag if I do end up carrying the RF 50 just in case.

HTH

--C

 

[Morvegil]

Wandrd 11l Sling