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rei_vilo
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PostPosted: Tue May 05, 2009 7:24 am 
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Bonjour Radam,

Here are some pictures to answer your question

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The 60-250 fits into the bag and is protected

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The bag closed: no problem!

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Actually, it was the first thing I've checked when I received the 60-250mm :)

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RadamFG
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Thanks much! I appreciate the photo very much, they tell me exactly what I needed to know.

One more question if I could? Do all your lens fit with the lens hoods attached (in the reverse direction of course)?

Merçi de nouveau, je suis bien reconnaissant!

Radam :D
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rei_vilo
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Bonjour Radam,

De rien !

No, the lens hoods don't fit into the bag. They are so big :!:

The solution is to bring a piece of cardboard to eliminate glare or to find a place on the shadows.

All my lenses have an UV filter to protect those huge investments :)

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RadamFG
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Sorry to be picking your brain once again...

How large IS the 60-250mm Lens Hood? Specifically I'm interested in its length and particularly its maximum width.

Come toujours, merçi bien!

Radam
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rei_vilo
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Bonjour Radam,

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The 67mm Lens Hood PH-RBK for the DA* 60-250mm lens is
  • Height = 9 cm
  • Maximum width = 9.6 cm

A bientôt :)

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RadamFG
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Perfect!

Same size as the DA* 50-135's.

Thanks much!

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rei_vilo
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Bonsoir Radam,

Yes, so if you have both lenses (50-135 and 60-250), you can save one lens-hood :!:

But my bag weights now 5 kg :(

Best regards,

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Bonjour,

No problem at all to replace my former K10D by a bold new K-7 in the bag.

Actually, the K-7 is smaller than the K10D.

The bag keeps its promises.

Best regards,

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Bonjour,

I'm still very happy with my Lowepro Rezo 190 AW camera bag: it carries all my gear safely.

But it isn't exactly the best when going out-door, especially with the DA* 60-250 f/4 SDM tele-zoom. So I went for the Lowepro Micro Trekker 200.

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Check my :arrow: User Review on Camera Labs or the :arrow: full review with more pictures on my website.

Enjoy :)

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rei_vilo
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Just a quick note about my website.

I closed all the accounts linked with Google, including webiste, mail, pictures, videos, ...

I've launched a new website about photography, available at :arrow: here.

The content is currently being transferred to the new website.

Enjoy ;)

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