DomkeF-4AF Pro System Bag - Black

Nice bag but the inserts are not as shown in the product photos. My bag has the smaller 4 compartment insert as shown in the photos for the Domke F2. Slightly disappointed as I cannot seem to be able to purchase the F4 inserts as shown.

You can never have too many bags. I admit to being a bit of a Domke bag fan, I have an F-2 Original which is as old as the hills and is the "mothership" of all bags. I also have an F-802 satchel for every day use, and I have this little beauty, the F-4AF which I guess is what you might call a digital camera bag.The first thing to say about this bag is that it is a little bit of stunner, especially if you like the rather faded military look that cotton canvas will give over time. Some how this bag has all the right aesthetics, and it looks far cooler than any of its contemporaries from Lowpro, Tamrac, and trendier than the likes of Crumpler or Timbuk2.The bag itself is the epitome of function meeting design. The base of the bag is almost square, so it sits evenly on the floor without tilting or tipping over, keeping everything snug. Some Domke F-4AF bags (not sure about those from Amazon) are sold with inserts, so check before you buy, but it will accept the usual range of Domke inserts that are designed to keep your gear safe. There is room in the F-4AF to comfortably fit two DSLR camera bodies, a separate Speedlight flash unit and about four lenses - and that is just the main compartment. The front has a large pouch with room for cloths, lense filters and a notebook, and on each side of the bag there sits a capacious bellows pocket, each protected by a Velcro flap, that in the good old days provided ample space for rolls of film. Underneath the main lid is a zippered compartment, and finally on the outside at the back (i.e. against your body) is a handy open access slot which is great for a wallet, travel guide and map. Like most Domke bags, the main lid clips shut with a bullet proof clasp, with additional Velco to keep everything snug. The strap, which goes completely around and under the bag, is interwoven with rubber to prevent it slipping off of your shoulder.When in use, the bag is lightweight and not a chore to carry. It is small enough to sling behind your hip, and it is easy enough to access the contents whilst on the move. Definitely worth buying, although sometimes a little pricey, Domke bags last for decades and are a sound investment.