Smallest Bag for FF DSLR

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Hi,I'm looking for advice for the smallest bag I can get that will house a FF body with a 24-70 f2.8 attached,don't want it to take anything else!
I have a small bag that takes a DX body and 17-50 f2.8 but is just slightly too small to get the FF in.
 
LowePro Flipside 200. As backpacks go, this is tiny but good enough. I keep a gripped D750 in mine with the 16-35mm f/4 VR attached (which is about the same size as a 24-70mm f/2.8).

It's got a bit of spare space in it for accessories but it's still very small and light. Mine gets used exclusively as my 'landscape bag'. :)
 
Spiritflier said:
LowePro Flipside 200. As backpacks go, this is tiny but good enough. I keep a gripped D750 in mine with the 16-35mm f/4 VR attached (which is about the same size as a 24-70mm f/2.8).

It's got a bit of spare space in it for accessories but it's still very small and light. Mine gets used exclusively as my 'landscape bag'. :)
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Thanks,I'll take a look,I've got a D750 not gripped.
I'm not using my camera as much as I should as my other bags take body and multiple lenses,but most of my photography now is limited to days out with the family!
 
The Lowepro Messenger works for my Canon 1Ds with the 50mm fitted plus one other lens (up to the 70~200 f2.8).
 
Think-tank Urban Approach 10.

It's meant to be for mirrorles but it fits D750 with 24-70 perfectly with body and lens sitting length ways. Just enough room to fit a 50mm or strap/small extras too.
 
Cheers everyone,I've got the top loader 45,didn't realise they did them bigger.
Might get the 55,could encourage me to use the 70-200 a bit more!
Always fancied a Billingham but think a Hadley Pro would be a bit big for what I'm after,as I like taking the D7000 with the 17-50 on,in the 45 AW,just miss using the D750.
 
I use a think tank holster if I just want to take a small lens and body, but, it looks like a camera if that's of importance. Failing that, you can never have enough bags, they're addictive and so I have a fair collection for every eventuality.
 
Livin The Dream said:
I use a think tank holster if I just want to take a small lens and body, but, it looks like a camera if that's of importance. Failing that, you can never have enough bags, they're addictive and so I have a fair collection for every eventuality.
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My next bag will be number 5,so I know what you mean![emoji3]
 
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