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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the dimensions of the upper compartment? I'd like to be able to stow a compact umbrella 15 long.

A: A 15 umbrella won't fit directly. The compartment is 11x11 inches. But you can either use the outside pocket meant for a tripod or you could unzip a small portion of the devider between the lower and upper compartment. In both cases you should be OK.

Q: 2. will this hold a Nikon 70-200mm f2.8 lens, D300s with battery, plus two additional lenses & flash?

A: This backpack would not fit your equipment, my apologies. I would recommend going with the Manfrotto Veloce V Backpack. It will be a better fit. Website link: http://bhpho.to/1MPTbaI

Q: 3. Can the liquid be used for sensor cleaning swabs?

A: The liquid is only suitable for cleaning lenses. It should not be used for cleaning a camera sensor.

Q: 4. I need to clean the contacts on my female XLR connectors. Is this appropriate for that job?

A: The Hosa Technology CAIG DeoxIT Equipment Care Kit can be used to clean XLR contacts.

Q: 5. Can the Focus Hold button be programmed to enable Eye AF?

A: Hi Peter, yes you definitely can reprogram the focus hold button to function as the Eye AF button.

Q: 6. What is the weight of this lens?

A: Sony FE 50mm f/2.8 Macro Lens weights 8.32oz/ 236g.

Q: 7. Is this product similar to D4+?

A: Yes it is.

Q: 8. When used with an APS-C camera (e.g., a6300 or a6000), this lens becomes a 75mm focal length equivalent. Is there any change to the macro properties if the lens is used with an APS-C sensor? Does it still provide 1:1 macro? (Thank-you)

A: The lens' minimum focus distance and the reproduction ratio does not change when using the Sony FE 50mm f/2.8 Macro Lens on a Sony E-mount mirrorless digital camera which uses the APS-C sensor. The lens would continue to have its 1:1 magnification ratio and would have a minimum focus distance of 6.30 (16 cm). The lens' actual focal distance also remains the same, as the focal length of the lens is a physical measurement from the center nodal point of the lens to the sensor.The only difference is the lens' EQUIVALENT focal length. As you are using a smaller sensor, the sensor sees a smaller section of the lens' imaging circle; as such, you are seeing a cropped view. The size difference in the sensors requires a 1.5x multiplication to find the lens' equivalent focal length when compared to the same lens on a full-frame camera. As 50mm x 1.5 = 75mm, the angle of view of the lens would be similar to that of a 75mm lens used on a full frame camera. But you still retain the 1:1 magnification ratio and minimum focusing distance.

Q: 9. Would a micro 4/3 camera with a zoom lens attached plus another small prime lens fit in the TOP compartment? I plan to put a full size camera and lenses in the bottom compartment.

A: This bag is meant to hold a single camera and 3 lenses. It may not be a good fit when using 2 cameras and additional lenses. We do not recommend it for that. You may want to look at larger bags designed to hold more than 1 camera, such as B&H # CAGBD200EG.

Q: 10. Will this lens have audible focusing motors like the new cheaper 50mm f1.8 that came out this year? Or silent like the 55mm f1.8?

A: The lens is not out yet so there are no real world reviews and we have not seen one.Chances are the motor will make some noise. For it being as loud as the new 50mm we could not say. But most likely it will be a more quiet than that.