Tiffen Domke Little Bit Small Bag

This is a lovely camera bag. I had studied and researched camera bags for ages. The problem was my camera, a Nikon D7100, with the battery grip attached. I wanted a bag that was able to store my camera with a small prime lens attached, plus a flash gun, and 2 or 3 lenses. There are many Domke bags, different sizes and colours and materials. Domke do not make it easy for prospective customers to select a bag according to their specific needs: their websites are dated, lacking in detail, and they are still stuck in the film days, not really accounting for the digital cameras, although their newer bags do address this reality better. Some of those are very nice but VERY expensive. Reading many reviews and forum threads about these bags helped me a lot, but there is no substitute for seeing the bag before you buy it; this is difficult, because, at least where I live, there are no stockists of this American brand product. I settled on the F6 because I love the colour, design, and functionality of the bag. The straps and clips which retain the lid work well. Yes, they are unconventional, but they work well and are easily undone with two hands, less so but not impossible with one hand. On the F6 there are two accessory pockets, one on the front which will hold some batteries, a Rocket air blower, and other small items, such as small-medium size filters in their little plastic cases. The pocket in the lid will hold smaller items, such as a bar of Dairy Milk, a pocket pack of tissues, but not much more than that. Both pockets are secured with good quality zips. The bag itself is canvas all over, with nylon lining for the lid pocket. There is no padding built-in to the bag. Padding is provided by the 4 compartment insert which is big enough to hold a flash gun and three lenses, either primes or medium telephotos, such as 70-300mm but NOT those big f2.8 lenses, we are talking the smaller size consumer zoom lenses. They would also hold a standard flash gun. You can move the compartment about in the bag from left, middle, to right, and it is held securely in place by velcro 'rails' which line the two sides of the bag. The insert dividers are velcro secured and are adjustable. You can even remove the dividers and simply use the main padded compartment for your camera, in my case a gripped Nikon DSLR, and put your lenses or flash gun on either side of the main compartment when placed in the middle. If you keep your lenses in their little lens bags there is good enough protection there. As someone said on a forum, we really worry a little too much about banging our gear. I am very happy with this bag. After a lot of obsessing and research, I finally settled on this bag. I did consider the F2, but it is much too big for my needs. It also, in my opinion, loses the design appeal of this smaller bag. This bag looks really traditional, almost like an army surplus shoulder bag. The strap is nice, adjustable and featuring rubber grip sewn into the strap design. The bag is also machine washable at 30 degrees and allowed to dry naturally. The inserts are not, strictly speaking, washable. The other bag I considered was the F-4AF Pro System Bag, a very impressive bag, but suited more, perhaps, to the large full-frame bodies like the Nikon D4s. Although it is bigger in dimensions and a full quota of padded inserts, it seemed to be less suited for my particular needs than the F6. Overall, I am happy to recommend this bag for photographers looking for a traditional bag which will allow them to carry their equipment in comfort, without looking too much like a wedding photographer or overdone professional. It would also be possible to take the insert out and use this bag for other purposes if you wish. I should note that none of the padded inserts I tried from Domke and available on Amazon fitted the F6. They were too tall. The ones I tried were the Domke FA-211 1 Compartment Large Insert and the Domke FA-240 4 Compartment Insert. The other inserts are not worth bothering about. Just be happy with the F6 and the insert that comes with it. If you have any questions about this bag, please feel free to leave a comment below and I will endeavour to reply.

I’ve had this bag since for over a year now. At times it’s carried an OM-1 c/w 12-100 F4, OM-1 c/w 40-150 F2.8, along with a 8-25 F4 and a 60mm Macro whilst leaving plenty of room for batteries and the other stuff I take about. It’s travelled to the UK Lake District twice, flown in hand luggage to Croatia, Portugal, spent a week in London and accompanied me to numerous other places during day trips. It’s very durable, rugged, well made and discreet. The best bag I’ve owned, wish I’d brought on 15 years ago.

Fantastic quality bag as usual from Domke , the f6 is the one to go for if you own a couple of omd bodies and a few lenses . Ive fitted mine with a ciesta insert bought from amazon which gives better padding and fits into the f6 like a glove . overall this bag will last a lifetime like any other Domke and at this price is a no brainer . ive got a good collection of Domke bags and this is better suited to csc cameras than the f2 version which is more dslr sized . I'd advise anyone looking for a practical bombproof bag that holds enough kit for day to day roaming to get this one .

I returned this item because it was the canvas version when I wanted the nylon one. I already have the canvas version and have had it for about two years. It has worn through on one lower corner simply from rubbing against my body. The canvas strap has faded and become discolored and looks tatty. But I like the soft anonymity of the bag, so I wanted a nylon version in the hope it would last longer and maintain its appearance. I continue to live in hope of getting one. I have looked at Lowepro, Tamrac, and Crumpler - and I have owned a Billingham bag, and they all seem to me to suffer from being too rigid as well as shouting out "I am a camera bag."

Bought this bag to carry my Pentax SLR with 24-70 attached. It's the perfect size for this: snug enough so that it doesn't rattle around, but loose enough so that it's easy to take it out quickly. Just that single body and lens, lengthways, in the whole bag, mind you. Apart from that, however, it's only okay. The bag itself isn't padded (except for the base and just a small, flimsy insert with imperfectly fitting foam panels). The fastening clips are fussy and keep trapping the skin on my fingers. The (very large) pockets have no sort of organisation or dividers at all. Having said that, the external material quality is superb, the bag looks smart and not too camera-y, and the strap with rubberised stitching is among the best I've used. The bag proudly announces: "Made in the USA", which is how they attempt to justify the high price. I don't care where it's made, personally, and were it not such an exactly perfect fit this item would have been exchanged for one of the many "made in china/india/etc" alternatives, at a much lower price.

This is the second Domke bag I have purchased so I have some flexibility in terms of how much gear I want to carry

All the bags from this manufacturer are well made and even with a heavy load, conform to body shape. Takes load of Olympus gear

I have bought many camera bags over many years, but this is the best. So basic, so overpriced but I don't care. It's very flexible - I carry a Fuji X-T3 with a 35mm f1.4 fitted, a Fuji X-T100 c/w 23mm f2.0 and either 16mm f2.0 or 18-55 lenses, plus various bits and pieces; it's also so comfortable. Very highly recommended.

Muito boa, como sempre foi!

Camera body, 2 lenses and a speedlite along with spare batteries and memory cards. Love it.

Una borsa veramente ben fatta! Il materiale costituente è veramente molto solido e resistente; ha una tracolla non imbottita ma con la gomma antiscivolo sotto, la mancanza dell'imbottitura può essere un pochino scomoda a lungo andare ma sinceramente tenere troppo peso in borse come queste credo sia controproducente. Lo spazio interno è veramente tanto, non me lo aspettavo; ci sono due tasche una frontale e una interna alla linguetta di chiusura. Gli scomparti interni sono ovviamente imbottiti e ben fatti, oltretutto si possono riposizionare a piacimento, rimuovere o acquistare altri moduli imbottiti da sostituire. A pieno carico riesco a far stare dentro senza forzare una 5d con 35 fisso montato, 50 fisso, 24-105 e una analogica volendo anche medio formato, alcune volte ho con me anche un pannello led300; ripeto borsa molto capiente e sicura. Le due tasche sono altrettanto capienti, un po' meno quella interna alla lingua di chiusura; nella frontale porto comodamente 2 batterie canon, un porta schede lowepro e altri accessori vari come pile, panni da pulizia, caricabatterie ecc. È molto comoda da portare in giro data la sua morbidezza che comunque non influisce sulla sicurezza del materiale contenuto all'interno. La spesa non è sicuramente economica ma mi sento vivamente di consigliarla!

肩にかけてズレにくい。 ショルダータイプだから、カメラを取り出しやすい。 蓋式（？）でガバってひらくから、さっとカメラ出せる。 キャンバス生地だから身体に馴染む。 持っててテンションあがる。 スナップ撮影で最強。

前に勤めてた会社のカメラバッグがこれでした。その会社は創立18年目。 結構ハードな使い方をされていたにも関わらず、四隅が擦れているぐらい。 また、このタイプのフックは開けやすいので、サッとレンズ交換できます。プロの方でもこのタイプのカバンを行動用にしている方結構多いです。 耐久性、使いやすさの観点からこちらを購入しました。