🎒 Domke F-2 Original Shoulder Bag 700-02S (Sand) for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Leica, Fujifilm & Olympus DSLR/Mirrorless Cameras with Multiple Lens capacity up to 300mm and Accessories Review

I like to carry two Nikons with a vertical grip, plus an 80-200, 60 mm Micro Nikor, 24-85 zoom, a small Fujifilm x-20, 6 rolls of Fuji-50 film, Maps, electronic devices, etc. In other words, this bag is stuffed full. the whole time. The materials seem to be much more robust than other bags, and the wide shoulder strap could probably be used to get the truck out of the mud. If you are looking for roominess, durability and strength, then this is your bag.

This bag is the perfect size for almost any shooter who needs to carry multiple cameras and/or lenses in the field. I first used it with a Hasselblad system and now I've filled it with my Nikon system. Wearing it at waist height gives me easy access to everything when I need it. If your camera gear is putting a strain on your shoulder, I also recommend the Domke 725-310 shoulder strap. The wide strap on this bag is great, but a little extra pillow certainly helps, especially if you're carrying…

I have been an amateur photographer for many years and have tried many camera bags during that time. They all seemed to have one major flaw. Too large. Too small. Bad access. Bad arrangement. I've always admired the style of Domke bags so I finally broke down and bought one. Have to say that after a few months of use; I think the F-2 is the best camera bag I've ever owned. Easy to carry, well organized, big enough to carry my usual gear (a body, three to four lenses and accessories). I couldn't

I bought this camera bag looking for something to store cameras with telephoto lenses attached. Despite its size, it's handy for carrying a single camera with a telephoto lens attached. Canon40d with 80-200 lens: lens hood must be off-inverted. Canon40D with 24-70+ aperture fits easily. The material is high quality and durable. I really go to the screen! The pockets are roomier than they look and I had no problem storing all my accessories. There isn't much padding on the bottom, so I bought a…

I have to say this is the best bag I have ever used and I have some great Lowepro products. However, I have a problem: Why would a company that uses only high-quality materials choose to use plastic, which feels rather brittle, in the belt hardware? I was surprised by this as metal seemed much more appropriate for an item that was meant to last for many years. On the plus side it's the perfect size for moderate photo gear and it's great for air travel as the back pocket fits in my pocket. The…

If I could buy this Domke bag many years ago, I would still carry and use it! I have had experience with several camera bags over the years. Tenba which I outgrew about 5 minutes after receiving it. Two Tamracs that I really like and still own. one is at least 20 years old, the other a little younger, I now store my lighting gear in one and my camera and lenses in the other. A camera backpack designed for people who are much smaller than me. Almost impossible to put on and take off! , and a…

I bought this camera bag looking for something to hold a camera with a telephoto lens attached. Despite its size, it's handy for carrying a single camera with a telephoto lens attached. Canon40d with 80-200 lens: lens hood must be off-inverted. Canon40D with 24-70+ aperture fits easily. The material is high quality and durable. I really go to the screen! The pockets are roomier than they look and I had no problem storing all my accessories. There isn't much padding on the bottom, so I bought a…

I have to say this is the best bag I have ever used and I have some great Lowepro products. However, I have a problem: Why would a company that uses only high-quality materials choose to use plastic, which feels rather brittle, in the belt hardware? I was surprised by this as metal seemed much more appropriate for an item that was meant to last for many years. On the plus side, it's the perfect size for moderate photo gear and it's great for air travel as the back pocket fits in my pocket…

If I could have bought this Domke bag years ago I would still be using it! I have had experience with several camera bags over the years. Tenba which I outgrew about 5 minutes after receiving it. Two Tamracs that I really like and still own. one is at least 20 years old, the other a little younger, I now store my lighting gear in one and my camera and lenses in the other. A camera backpack designed for people who are much smaller than me. Almost impossible to put on and take off! , and a pretty