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The story:
I've been searching for a VERY long time for essentially a small backpack to carry a minimum amount of gear with a quick access door.
The requirements:
Must have a quick access door that has enough space for a 5D2 (and someday 5D3) with a grip and a 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II attached.
Must have space for at least 2 more lenses (up to 4, but honestly less is more.) The other two lenses being 24-70mm f/2.8L and a wide angle to be determined (it's down to the 17-40mm or the Sigma 12-24 at this point.) Future lenses include a fish-eye, and a tilt-shift... but new lens purchases outside of the WA won't be happening for a while.
Other accessories... 580ex II flash, filters, compact flash cards, cleaning stuff, etc.
Tripod attachment either as a peripheral or as a direct attachment with no additional purchase.
Doesn't have a laptop bay (for my purposes it just adds thickness, and I have other bags laptop gear.)
Bags I've already eliminated. Lowepro 350, Kata 3n1 30 (although I may be forced to get this one, if neither of these bags fit the bill,) Petrol PD331 (too big,) All of Crumpler (no quick access,) and numerous other bags.
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So it comes down to the two in the title (Petrol PD336 and Vanguard Adaptor 45) for me, and I haven't seen any reviews or enough info to determine whether or not their main compartments can fit a 5D2 with 70-200mm attached. Looking at the internal dimensions it's close, but I would hate to order a bag online and then deal with having to return it. If someone owns either and can tell me definitively if it will fit that would be a great help.
Well I sort of figured this would happen, a bunch of looks and no replies. I know that most people haven't purchased either of these bags... otherwise there would be more reviews and this kind of info would be way easier to find out.
