Black Domke F-6 Mini Bag: A More Compact Option for Convenience Review

Bad lining, bad tailoring, bad design. Three of them in nine months (couldn't believe it, just couldn't believe it), all with the same destiny, the same quality.

I chose the wrong bag. I sent it back and received a regular size bag that works fine. Domke is great but make sure the size of the bag suits your needs. I think the dimensions given are a bit optimistic.

This was my first Domke bag as I have been a Think Tank and Lowepro user for a number of years. I was really impressed with this bag but unfortunately had to return it as it was too small for the gear I was using. But the quality of this bag is superb and I will be checking out their other bags in the future.

well made and a bit more expensive than other bags storing lenses upright is great if you are careful or only transport the body and 2-3 lenses with flash in rough terrain. Don't take it on a hike or anywhere else the bag might fray.

It's a bit smaller, expect it to fit a single height DSLR and maybe three or four smaller lenses along with flash etc. Or a digital camera and accessories or two, or What ever. They can't handle the sheer weight of L lenses. All Domke cases are tough, and this one is no exception. I think I've only seen old lines, and after 7 years in the sun, cold, damp, hot, my F-6 looks brand new. There are no complaints at all. I cut off the Domke tag on mine to make it less visible.

I have owned and have owned these early Domke bags for 20 years. I personally like the minimal pocket. Domke does it very well. I've had all the other heavy soft stuff and I always go back to basics. The only item I would change is the steel clips. Due to the fact that the bag is designed to "carry no weight", simply attach the lid. I am very careful when opening or closing the lid as sometimes I can hit the camera, lens or flash with the steel clasps. I plan to do a "nylon zipper" mod on this…