Domke F-2 Original Bag (Olive)
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- List Price:
- $173.20
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- Average Customer Rating:
- 5.0 out of 5
- Manufacturer:
- Tiffen
- Release Date:
- 2006-03-21
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- List Price:
- $173.20
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Features
- Ideal for two cameras with or without motor drives, 6 to 10 lenses up to 300mm, flash unit, 10 to 20 rolls of film, and accessories
- 12 compartments and pockets
- Patented four-compartment Padded Insert included
- Adjustable non-slip Gripper Strap runs completely around the bag
- Removable padded bottom stiffener and hand carrying strap
Description
The bag that started it all. Jim Domke had the first one custom made for his own use in 1976, and tens of thousands of bags later, the F-2 is still a popular Domke Bag. It is the faithful companion of professional photographers around the world. Can easily hold 2 cameras with or without motor drives, 6-10 lenses up to 300mm, flash unit, 10-20 rolls of film, and accessories.
Spotlight customer reviews
My desire was satisfied
[ Posted: 2008-10-03 ]
I wanted only one case to carry my Sony handcam DCR SR82, Flash SB600, Sima SL-20LX Ultra Bright Video Light, Sima SLB-M Video Bracket, 2 batteries reserve, my Nikon D40 with lens 18-55mm, lens 70-200mm, battery reserves and other items. It is perfect. Everything fit and there's still extra space.
I recommend it.
A Short List of Things I Carry In My Domke F-2 Camera Bag
[ Posted: 2008-09-21 ]
It's big. It's tough as nails. It's a non-obtrusive yet cool olive color. And I've stuffed all of these items into it, with room to spare:
- 35mm SLR camera body with 50mm lens attached
- A second 35mm SLR camera body
- 50mm lens
- 28mm lens
- 35-70mm zoom lens
- 135mm telephoto lens
- an external flash unit
- a light meter
- 6 different lens contrast filters
- 20 ft. shutter release cable
- 2 ft shutter release cable
- 3 extra lens caps
- extra eye cup
- collapsible lens shade
- 2 extra camera batteries
- 2 lens cloths
- small bottle of lens cleaning spray
- 7 rolls of 35mm film (looks like it can hold double that)
- an 18% gray card
- pocket sized notebook and pen
Everything is nicely organized inside, with the modular pockets, so that I can get to them easily. The hand strap and shoulder strap are sturdy yet easy on the hands. The canvas is thick but feels soft against my body, which is a bonus for times when I have to lug the bag around all day. The clips on the front do a great job of holding the top cover down. And they're easy to release. Overall, an excellent construction throughout!
I got this bag as an upgrade to the Domke 700-80D F-8 Small Shoulder Bag - Olive Green, a tiny yet equally versatile travel bag that works well for street photography. The F-2, however, is a true system bag for serious photographers and all of their gear. I highly recommend it!
A stylish, rugged classic.
[ Posted: 2008-09-15 ]
This bag is expensive, but awesome.
It carries my Pentax K10D, 5 lenses, flash, and accessories with no trouble, and I LOVE THE WAY IT LOOKS.
I really can't say enough positive things about how durable this bag is, and how great it is to have a serious camera bag that doesn't LOOK like a camera bag.
When I go out with my full kit I'm carrying a couple thousand dollars with of equipment with me, and this bag helps me protect that investment both with superior build quality, and also with remarkable discretion.
This bag is great, and worth every penny.
Great Bag
[ Posted: 2008-06-16 ]
Over the years I have spent more on bags than on cameras. This is the last one I will buy. It is rock solid, comfortable, easy to work out of and carries everything I need for a day of shooting or if traveling.
It doesn't look like a typical "padded"tourist bag and the D rings in back allow you to clip it to something solid while taking a break so it won't get snatched away. You will not regret purchasing this bag
Great quality, large storage space
[ Posted: 2008-05-11 ]
This bag is great. It conforms to your body, feels secure, doesn't draw attention to you, and holds a ton of lenses. I can hold my SLR and 5 lenses with relative ease, along with my charger, two flashes, and various cables/accessories. The strap is very comfortable and long. The body-side of the strap has some sort of rubber lining to keep traction on your shoulder, so it doesn't slip while moving. My only (very minor) complaint is that there is no small compartment for memory cards, they tend to get lost in the pockets. Still, this bag was worth every penny.