The Domke F-6 Little Bit Smaller Shoulder Bag (Sand) is a canvas shoulder bag made to carry a film or digital camera outfit. It is constructed of tough, breathable, compressible, waterproofed canvas made to hug the shooter's hip closely. It provides sensible access to the equipment, with great space-to-size ratio. The bag features military-specification hardware, webbing, and adjustable closures. It has nine compartments and pockets, including a short four-compartment padded insert and two full-length zippered pockets. The non-slip Gripper Strap runs completely around the bag.

SLR Camera with 2-3 Lens Kit    Canvas Shoulder Bag    Nine Compartments and Pockets    Non-Slip Gripper Strap

Cotton canvas shoulder bag made to carry photographic gear

Adjustable closures on the main flap allow you to easily close even the most "overstuffed" bag

• Four-compartment padded insert
• Two touch-fastener compartments on the side of the insert

• Two full-length zippered pockets
• Zippered pocket inside top flap

• Adjustable non-slip Gripper Strap runs completely around the bag
• O-rings on back of bag for attaching optional backpack strap

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Looking for a bag for D5600 body with these lenses: Nikon 10-24, Nikon 18-55, Nikon 70-300 and Sigma 50. Does the Domke F-6 fit? or, the Domke next generation metro messanger? or, please let me know if you have any other suggestions. Thanks

A: Hi Daisy,This is great little bag to move quickly with. Plan out what you need carefully. I keep 4 lens, d810 with a battery grip and a d610 body without a grip (back up body). Lens I carry are 135 f2 DC, 85 1.8, 35 f2 and 50 f1.4. If I need a strobe Ill just take one less lens and put the strobe in its place. Depending on the shoot. The only lens Im not sure about is your 70-300. Not sure on which one you have. Might have to put that one on the front pouch. But youll be surprised what you can put in that bag. Good luckBest,Pete

Q: 2. I see folks saying their iPad mini will fit in the back pocket...but has anyone fit an iPad Pro in there?

A: An iPad mini will fit in that pocket.

Q: 3. Will this bag hold the "Domke DSLR Camera Insert" (a Domke replacement/extension product)?

A: The Domke DSLR insert is too large to fit in the F-6 bag. The F-6 comes with this insert already: https://bhpho.to/2Pkqcby

Q: 4. Is the shoulder strap removable?

A: The smaller strap is, but not the larger one in the picture, unless you cut it off. You can make the strap pretty short so it's just mostly across the top of the bag. It is however a terrific bag. I have it in a couple of sizes.

Q: 5. Would the bag hold the Sony A6100 with 16-50MM lens, grip all sitting in landscape configuration. Not flat?

A: Yes the Domke F-6 Little Bit Smaller RuggedWear Shoulder Bag is large enough for the A610o with battery grip attached and the Sony E PZ 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Lens attached in landscape. (not flat).

Q: 6. Will this bag hold a D7500 with 18-300 lens attached? Rearrange the interior of course. Prefer the camera and lens lay horizontal in the bag. Maybe on one side but prefer not. Grab and go bag, used Domke before. Thanks.

A: Yes, you can fit the Nikkor AF-S DX 18-300mm lens mounted on the D7500 in the Domke F-6 Little Bit Smaller Bag (Black).

Q: 7. Will it hold a 5D Mark III with a Tamron 17-50 attached, a Canon 100-400, and Canon 70-200? I spend a lot of time at Wildlife Refuges and never know what I may need. Thanks

A: Hi William,You could use this bag with the rig you described; the two large telephotos on each end, and the camera with lens attached in the center. But that would be it; especially if you have the tripod collars on the lenses and lens hoods as well. They would protrude a little towards the top but that wouldn't be a problem since the top flaps over and hooks closed. There's no padding on this bag at all, which is great if you want to keep it light as possible, and there is a roomy front pocket for cables and batteries and such, so if you're just out for a short trip and dont need a lot of extra equipment, i'd say it would do the trick. But I wouldn't recommend it for a long shoot in Africa where dust and protection of equipment is an issue.

Q: 8. Is the bag itself padded somewhat well or just the insert?

A: The bottom of the bad is lightly padded, but the sides are not.

Q: 9. Where is this bag manufactured?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is USA. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 10. Is the F6 currently made in USA?

A: Yes, the Domke F-6 is made in the USA.