Scott Loveless wrote: > I'd like to offer another recommendation for the Domke F2. [...] > You can access all of your gear from the top without having to remove > anything.
That's why I love my F2 ... I just "flap" the top flap completely open and down the back of the bag ... that plus it's taken a royal beating in its life and only looks "lived in" ... after about eight years of hard use, it shows no sign of wearing out within my lifetime (I'm 43). > I have noticed two drawbacks. If your bodies have long > lenses or zooms attached it can be hard to remove them. I just put them "nose down" into the vertical "lens compartments". > It's much easier to get to your gear if you can support the bag > from beneath. Kneeling down and putting the bag on your knee will > do the trick. Hmmm. I never found a need to do anything like that. Typically, the camera is around my neck on a strap. Lenses are "nose down" in the vertical "lens compartments" with hood on and front cap off, rear caps stay on. I just reach in the bag and grab what I want. > Get the backpack staps for those long walks. I didn't know they existed, but may have to get a set for those times I don't have the golf cart at the track with me. -- Thanks, DougF (KG4LMZ) -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
