Review on Domke F-6 Little Bit Smaller Bag (Sand) by Chazo Omaha

Many photographers have conflicting expectations after reading many reviews of the F-6. For the Beginner/Aspiring Pro: One day you'll discover how reliable your gear is and spend less time worrying about filling and more time shooting. If you're just starting out, this bag offers more space than you'll ever need. If you want more padding, until you get a little more experienced with your gear, buy the Lowpro. (Lowpro make great backpacks and over time you will most likely end up buying both). Ideal for day trips and short adventures that don't require you to pack the 30 pounds of gear you've accumulated over the years. Just take what you need with you. For fantasy fans: Forget this bag, it's too ugly, too open and not filled enough. What you need is a premium zippered bag to make toast in. Buy an F-6 as a backup in case your flash gets stolen. For the pros, it's slightly smaller than the F-2 and distinctive. As expected, the workmanship is excellent. Great for everyday work and has more than enough space. In fact, it is in no way inferior to the F-2, except that the profile makes it easier to move in tight spaces. Essentially a glorified diaper bag on steroids with no antisocial stigma (for those reading this and not understanding, that's good. You don't need something that looks "important" when you're working as you don't always know where you find yourself ). For the fashion pro: You might be bored with this bag. Though perfect in his own way; Your friends will be talking about you behind your back, and your customers might turn their noses up at the screen. I mean look at her! For everyone else, this is a great bag, but you'll be disappointed if you're looking for something with tons of padding and a rigid frame. A configuration is something you do that works for some and not for others. Pictures don't lie.