I carry two mirrorless cameras and two prime lenses (Fuji X-H1, 90mm F2, 23mm F2) in this bag. One body on it's back at the bottom of the bag with the 90mm attached, and one camera body in the insert with the 23mm lens in a lens pouch on top of it. This is my second F-803 bag and I just wore out the slightly larger F-802. What goes first on these bags is the rubber gripper thingies on the inside of the straps. After several years in the sun they get brittle and rub off.

Just good for a medium mirrorless system.

I've been shooting since the early 70's, have owned lots of bags but keep coming back to Domkes. This bag was purchased to carry my Fuji XE-1, X100s, and Xf lenses 55-22 , 35 and 14mm. A lot more comfortable to carry and inconspicuous than my Billingham Hadley Small. I don't want to carry any more than this will hold. It molds to my hip and is easy to work out of, most bags are just too bulky.

I've had an olive green satchel shoulder bag F-803 for years. Its light, inconspicuous, has numerous pockets, including an slip pocket on the backside for reading material. For security, I place the smaller stuff in larger leather [camera lenses] bag, this avoids the smaller stuff from slipping out of the case when I lay it down in the aircraft. The denier is heavy duty. Keeper.

would buy another one

I've been using Domke bags since the '80s. In all those years, I've never had a bag fail. The only bag I ever replaced was due to the strap being worn thin over 10 years of newspaper work. This bag is just as durable and functional as all the rest. I bought it for my Fuji Xpro3 system (body, 16 2.8, 35 1.4 and 50 2.0) and flash. Hugs the body. Super slim.

I am a huge fan of Domke products and I managed to pickup this Messenger bag as a compliment to my F-2 Shooters bag.  I tend to keep (4) go to lenses along with my Lee filters and the F-2 is not enough to carry everything. The F-803 compliments the F-2 by being able to carry less to a short trip where I only need (1), maybe (2) lenses.  Lightweight and comfortable on the shoulder, this is my go to bag for any shooting that does not require everything. 

If your thinking about this bag, get it as you will not be disappointed. 

Of course, B&H has them in stock and priced competitively.

Pretty bag and perfect size for one body and a couple of lenses and a flash!

I'm getting back into photography as a hobby after a hiatus of more than a few years, and I wanted a small or even minimalist camera bag. The Domke f2 has been the bag I always seem to go back to, it simply works for me, but I want a highly focused minimalist kit for my re-entry. Now that my f803 is kitted out I believe this bag is an excellent choice. The FA-230 divider was happily purchased and is quite necessary to my kit. Also, I rarely ever discard any dividers or divider material because they are usually useful at some point.

Partial contents include:
1 D750 with mb16
1 Micro VR 105 f2.8
1 85 f1.8G
1 50 f1.4g
3 additional lens filters rubber hood
1 Manfrotto Pixi Evo
4 flashlights with various intensities & patterns
Spare batteries
Rosco Roscopak S/W
Black wrap
Gaff tape short roll
Short Monopod w/offset ballhead
Gerber Multi Tool
Face & clothing touch-up kit
Optech strap pad
Odds & ends I didn't mention
Total weight: 14lbs
Still has room available for a 10 pad or 32 reflector!

This seems to be a GREAT bag for my starting point back into guerrilla style location portraits and beauty shots. I highly recommend it!

Also, the pattern is SO cool I ordered a matching f2 for more in-depth work requiring different gear.

Fits either a laptop with charger, docking station and other accessories or a camera and a couple of lenses :)