Review on Domke F-6 Little Bit Smaller Bag (Sand) by Pavan Pelletier

I bought a Canon 2Ti and wanted a bag big enough for the camera body, at least 2 lenses and plenty of room for all the accessories. I wanted something more than just a slim bag, but not a pro-sized backpack that can carry more gear than I have. This bag sits on a shelf in my house and now contains my T2i body, 2 flashes, 50mm lens, 18mm lens. 55, 3rd party strap, 2 speed straps for my strobes, 2 sets of radio triggers and a remote trigger, a shutter cable, all my instructions, an extra set of batteries for everything, a charger and a home made reticle. Yes, the bag is full, but that's all I have at the moment, apart from coasters, umbrellas and a tripod. Obviously there is enough space and I usually stow half of this gear depending on where I take my camera. The bag is about the size of a satchel and looks like a wide laptop bag. The material is very durable. The inner padding is adjustable, but only protects the equipment from impacts against each other, the outer walls are not protected by padding. I love color, but being flashy is not a problem for me. Comfortable enough to carry around all day, but you won't notice. fast) and how it pulls and loses some shape when the bag is very full. You also have to separate the camera and lens for storage unless you really want to carry something else around. All in all I would buy this bag again and it was the perfect size for the serious young photographer. how to add equipment One day I will switch to F2, but that will always be my everyday bag.