Domke F-10 JD Medium Shoulder Bag, Sand - Canvas

2019-06-28T09:55:46

Good size, rounded corners, stiff enough for protection. Like feel of cotton instead of plasticky. Main pocket has Lumix G6 with lens, extra lens and Rode mic with dead cat. Front pocket had Pedco ultra pod grip, Batteries, filters and misc stuff. Pure quality materials and manufacture.

Paul T.

2017-01-02T14:35:34

Nice sized bag for Oly OmdEm5. You can get a lot of lens plus the camera with a lens, 9-18, 25-1.7, 42.5 1.7, 40-150 oly,25 1.7 and 12-50 kit lens are all going in the main bag. Zip pocket on front could hold my 17 2.8 but is full of filters and other junk. Love the non slip strap on the bag and its quality appearance. Color is OK with me non descript, is it a man purse? who knows. diaper bag, nah. Nice change up from black which draws the heat in the western us. Mine was made in USA which is also a plus but it was probably NOS.

DENNIS E.

2013-09-30T21:00:00

Very nice bag for the money. Nice heavy shoulder straps and heavy duty clasp. Easy to care and equipment secure. Love the upside down zippered pocket on the inside flap. Stuff doesnt fall out when you open zipper. Nice looking, too, doesnt look like a camera bag.

sf

2010-01-09T19:00:00

Excellent walkaround bag. In my case, it stores a mid-size SLR with a prime lens attached, a spare zoom lens, and external flash in the zippered pocket. Equipment is easy to get and put back, and the bag is very lightweight and comfortable in the best Domke tradition. The only gotcha is that the velcro closure on the flap is very noisy, so get your camera out before entering quiet environment. I will probably eventually replace velcro with snap or other type of closure.

Leonid Y.

2008-06-07T21:00:00

I just received this Domke F-10 from Adorama. I was looking for a bag that looked good, wasn't too large, and would carry my XTI, with either two additional lenses or one lens and my 550ex Speedlight flash. This bag looks like a winner. Compact, clean-looking. Looks well built. The bag comes with a non-removable long shoulder strap, a detachable medium strap and a built in hand-grip strap on the top of the bag. The bag has two velcro dividers in the main compartment. My XTI fits nicely in the middle of the main compartment, with the 75-300 lens attached, pointing down. The handgrip overlaps into one of the outside compartments, but still leaves room in that outside compartment for my 17-50 lens. The other outside compartment is large enough for another extended zoom lens. There are two zippered pockets on the bag, a very large one on the outside, large enough for a point/shoot camera, batteries, filters, cards. That pocket is 10" at the top, 6" at the bottom and 6 1/2" tall. Expanded, it is 2" deep. The other pocket is in the flap of the bag. It is not very deep, and doesn't appear to all that useful. With the flap 'up', and the zipper open, items in this pocket will fall out, as all of the storage room is above the zipper. The main flap of the bag is secured in a locked position by both a very large velcro strip, and a metal clip. The velcro is very loud when opened. I'll probably have my wife sew some cloth around most of the velcro to limit the strength of that connection. I like the metal clip - it looks like it will last much longer then the normal plastic clips on most bags. Likes about the bag: Looks, size, workmanship. Dislikes about the bag: The velcro closure is too noisy Rating 1 to 10: 9

joe