Domke F-1 Bag Input
Feb 1, 2019 18:43:53 #
In my l;limited experience, their bags are quite durable. One must understand that Domke has been under different owners, so there may be bad years.
All I've seen are totally unlined (Domke sold padded pocket liners) but that may have changed. Were I you, I would look at Think Tank and tamrac too.
All I've seen are totally unlined (Domke sold padded pocket liners) but that may have changed. Were I you, I would look at Think Tank and tamrac too.
Feb 2, 2019 04:08:05 #
Bill P wrote:
In my l;limited experience, their bags are quite durable. One must understand that Domke has been under different owners, so there may be bad years.
All I've seen are totally unlined (Domke sold padded pocket liners) but that may have changed. Were I you, I would look at Think Tank and tamrac too.
All I've seen are totally unlined (Domke sold padded pocket liners) but that may have changed. Were I you, I would look at Think Tank and tamrac too.
Thanks for the tip, Bill. I will check the others.
Feb 3, 2019 01:56:26 #
You mean it fits horizontally? I lay the cameras on their backs in the bags. I need to use the bag for a body, speedlights, a 17-35 2.8 wide and or a 70-200 2.8 telephoto lens, both with lens hoods, with at least a coiled off-camera flash cord, reporter’s notebook, extra batteries and a filter or two in the outer pockets. Sometimes I use 2 bodies and 2 Domkes, But if I leave the lens hood on the 70-200, or if I have the 70-200 on the D750, it exceeds the height of the bags. The tele and hood can stay on the D750 in the Tenba Messenger bag. BTW, the issue becomes moot if I use the Spiderbro belt, but the belt can be a pita, because mine is so flat the belt slides down off my hip and is literally a pita after a few hours, lol.
Architect1776 wrote:
Interesting my 100-400mm fits my small Domke bag.
Model F3X.
Model F3X.
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