Availability unknownCanon 200EG
- Availability
- Availability unknown
- Added to Cambags
- 7 July 2014
- Bag type
- Backpack
- Capacity
- 1 or 2 bodies, 3 lenses or more
- Interior
- 1010 x 14.75 x 5.0 in (25.4 x 37.4 x 12.7 cm) (WxHx
- Exterior
- 11.5 x 15.6 x 7.2 in (29.2 x 39.6 x 18.3 cm) (WxHxD
- Weight
- 3.0 pounds
- Material
- Exterior: Nylon & polyester Exterior:water-repellent urethane coated
- Colours
- black/brown
About this bag
The Canon 200EG backpack is constructed of rugged, water-repellent nylon, perfect for the active photographer. Well-arranged dividers and multiple pockets and pouches ensure plenty of room for just about anything, Wide shoulder straps evenly distribute weight for comfortable carrying all day long. Backpack with carry handle and detachable strap. Holds 1-2 Cameras bodies, 3-4 lenses and accessories Inside measurements (W x H x D): 10 x 14.75 x 5 inches Rugged nylon, water-repellent, urethane coated for extra durability Well-arranged divider system for secure storage and easy access Lightweight construction, padded shoulder straps and back for comfort Front webbing ideal for storing a light jacket Tripod carrying straps Color: Black with Olive
What fits inside
Bag fits 1 dslr or wo smaller SLR camera bodies, 3-4 lenses, and additional small accessories
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Sign in to report a reviewContribution · Jul 2015
For the price of $30+, it's not a bad deal. It has plenty of space and dividers and seemed to be decently made. There are a few reasons I decided not to keep it: 1. I would be using the pack primarily for night photography and hiking, and I think a better option are the Lowepro backpacks that have the camera storage on the bottom and a pack on the top where you can put in water, snacks, flashlight, light jacket etc. the canon pack has a front zippered pocket but you probably wouldn't want to overstuff that much. so it seemed kind of limited in that respect...who wants to carry a pack AND have to carry something else to carry extra, non photo gear? 2. I have realized that i am going to have to buy a few bags to cover my needs. I do some paid photo work and I personally think it looks a little unprofessional to carry my gear in a pack. so I wanted a shoulder bag or a carry bag for that purpose. I looked at the Lowepro Nova 5 AW, liked it, but found it so bulky. I've just purchased a Domke F-3X bag, and am waiting for it to arrive, if it's too small, i will trade it for the Domke F6. it's a nice looking bag, doesn't scream "camera gear!!!" and is lightweight and not bulky. looks really well made and it's also made in the states, which i like. if someone needed an inexpensive camera bag/pack, that canon bag is a great value.
