👜 Streamlined Style and Convenience: Domke 700-30B F-3X Super Compact Bag - Black Review

I loved it but only sent it back because my old one still works so well! I figured I had lost it and it was to replace my F-3X that I had for years. There's so much in it! Does that only apply to a DSLR or two compact cameras (mirrorless and compact?).

I have carried a Domke F4 AF Pro bag for many years and I am suspicious of this F3X bag which does not have AF Bag super padding, although I have this bag F3X before many years, in the days of film cameras - she was beaten to a pulp, and in the end I gave her to Goodwill. The F4 AF Pro case fits my D700 or my Df with one lens attached and two extra lenses. Unfortunately when my Nikon D5 arrived I didn't buy this big baddie in a pro bag. It would fit if I took out the inserted pad, but I found…

As most photographers know, there is no perfect bag. Every bag has compromises. You buy a small one to carry some gear and can't take a large lens, or you buy a big bag that's so heavy you end up leaving it at home. There is always something. The only compromise here is the padding. Not much – or really nothing at all. So what! It fits my D300 with 16-85 in the back of the main compartment, Sigma 10-20 and Nikon 35/1.8 in the front, SB-800 and 70-300VR in the two sides. In addition, two side…

Perfect Size Bag. First I bought an F-8, but it was too small. I've had several F-6 bags over the years and they stand up to every penny and are comfortable to carry. For reference, this bag is broadly similar in size to the F-6. However, it is a bit higher. The inner compartment is slightly smaller and divided into 4 sections. 2 large and 2 smaller. Unlike the F-6, there are large pockets on both sides, so there is less interior space. For the gear I'll be storing in this bag, it's perfect. It