Camera Pod Sizing?

marinafrench
marinafrench Member, Administrator Posts: 6
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Would love to hear what size Camera Pod you all use for your specific camera setups. Thinking this will be helpful for everyone!

I currently use a large for my Nikon D750 with 24-70 lens. It fits pretty perfectly, without the camera strap (which I barely use).

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  • TenDigitGrid
    TenDigitGrid Member, Moderator Posts: 80

    I use the camera Pod with a Sony A9, here is a picture of it with the 35mm G-master. I also use it with a tamron 28-75 and it works really well. For more pictures of it in use, I wrote a full review of it here.

    1629167945-892976-hmg-camera-pod-sony-a9.jpeg


  • JMongol
    JMongol Member Posts: 2

    I have two camera pods, one on each side of my Porter. My usual set up is a Canon R5 + RF 15-35 in one, and R + RF 70-200 in the other, but I sometimes swap, and sometimes use other lenses. The RF 70-200 just barely fits, and it doesn't fit with the tripod collar.

    A "Lens Pod" is sorely missing from the lineup. The camera pod can be used to hold a lens, but it flops around too much. I'd also love an "XL" camera pod/lens pod that could hold an RF + RF 100-500 or something else equally big.

  • TenDigitGrid
    TenDigitGrid Member, Moderator Posts: 80
    https://community.hyperlitemountaingear.com/discussion/comment/164#Comment_164

    Completely agree! I really hope they make a lens pod next!


    I have the Matador Lens Base Layer, that I use now. But it's oddly designed. The waterproofing is on the inside, so the outside can get soaked.

  • nirwin
    nirwin Member Posts: 22

    I have a Large camera pod with an R5 & 24-105. Seems to fit quite happily.

    D750 with that lens should be a Large size. Any of the smaller cameras Like a Canon M would be ideal in a smaller pod.

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