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Jul 08, 2007 19:26 |  #1

I PM'd Jon our resident Domke expert a couple of days ago but haven't had a response, so maybe someone else can help with my question.

I'm looking for a satchel bag for some camera gear and a 15.4" laptop. After looking and looking it appears that the only bag that isn't a Crumpler-purse or not black and rigid, is the Domke F-802. I have the smaller Domke F-803 and I'm happy with it.

My concern is, in one of Jon's posts, which I can't find, he indicated that he didn't think the 802 would accommodate a camera and a laptop together.

I want to carry at minimum, a 20D (no grip), with a 24-105 mounted and a 15.4" laptop. Could someone with this bag tell me if this combination will fit?

I can add an F901 or 902 for other gear as needed, but that doesn't help if the bag isn't deep enough for the laptop and camera.

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Jul 09, 2007 13:06 |  #2

Pinto wrote in post #3509429 (external link)
I PM'd Jon our resident Domke expert a couple of days ago but haven't had a response, so maybe someone else can help with my question.

I'm looking for a satchel bag for some camera gear and a 15.4" laptop. After looking and looking it appears that the only bag that isn't a Crumpler-purse or not black and rigid, is the Domke F-802. I have the smaller Domke F-803 and I'm happy with it.

My concern is, in one of Jon's posts, which I can't find, he indicated that he didn't think the 802 would accommodate a camera and a laptop together.

I want to carry at minimum, a 20D (no grip), with a 24-105 mounted and a 15.4" laptop. Could someone with this bag tell me if this combination will fit?

I can add an F901 or 902 for other gear as needed, but that doesn't help if the bag isn't deep enough for the laptop and camera.

Thanks for your help.

I get mine tomorrow. If you haven't heard from him by then, then I will be happy to let you know if I think it will fit.




  
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Jul 09, 2007 13:07 |  #3

I didn't get mine to hold a laptop, but I looked at every bag imaginable and it is the only one that works for my needs. It seems like a great bag!




  
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Jul 09, 2007 13:39 |  #4

CanonLaw wrote in post #3513225 (external link)
I get mine tomorrow. If you haven't heard from him by then, then I will be happy to let you know if I think it will fit.

Thank you for your response. Do you have a laptop to test my question?
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Jul 09, 2007 15:05 |  #5

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Thank you for your response. Do you have a laptop to test my question?
Thanks.

My girlfriend has a 15.4" Toshiba Satellite laptop. It is widescreen, (i don't know if all 15.4" laptops are) but I will see if I can get her to bring it over tomorrow so I can test it. It is also a Centrino Duo, so it is a little thinner than the bigger Pentium 4 laptops. If this will work, let me know and I can try it out. I have a 10D and a 24-70 lens that I can try with it attached.




  
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Jul 09, 2007 16:14 |  #6

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My girlfriend has a 15.4" Toshiba Satellite laptop. It is widescreen, (i don't know if all 15.4" laptops are) but I will see if I can get her to bring it over tomorrow so I can test it. It is also a Centrino Duo, so it is a little thinner than the bigger Pentium 4 laptops. If this will work, let me know and I can try it out. I have a 10D and a 24-70 lens that I can try with it attached.

That would be terrific. My laptop is is just a hair over 14" w x 10" h and about 1.25" thick. Thanks again!




  
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Jul 13, 2007 10:29 |  #7

CanonLaw, have you had a chance to look at the bag yet? Thanks.




  
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Jul 13, 2007 11:11 |  #8

Pinto wrote in post #3514243 (external link)
That would be terrific. My laptop is is just a hair over 14" w x 10" h and about 1.25" thick. Thanks again!

Pinto...

I just measure the pocket on mine. It is 14x10....but that does not include any "give" for the 1.25. I suspect that 13" would be the max. laptop width.

My F-802 is brand new....still has tag on it. I decided to stay with the J-803, which I have set up exactly how I want it....internal pockets and side bags. Lack of focus caused me to not return it. I may or may not use it in future, but if you are interested, let me know.


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Jul 13, 2007 13:12 |  #9

Thank you for your response. The measurement is not good news. I'm under the gun for a trip so I went ahead and ordered one yesterday. I'll keep my fingers crossed that it will fit. I swear bags are going to be the death of me!

Too bad after all your looking that you're not happy with it.




  
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Jul 13, 2007 13:29 |  #10

Pinto wrote in post #3538958 (external link)
Thank you for your response. The measurement is not good news. I'm under the gun for a trip so I went ahead and ordered one yesterday. I'll keep my fingers crossed that it will fit. I swear bags are going to be the death of me!

Too bad after all your looking that you're not happy with it.

Not unhappy....just decided for now I am happier with the J-803. The F802 is just a little bigger than I need right now....and I don't carry a laptop any more....I went "untethered" when I retired 4 years ago :lol: .


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Jul 13, 2007 15:57 |  #11

take a look at the domke f804 super satchel. it's a bit bigger than the f802 in some key dimensions.


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Jul 13, 2007 16:38 |  #12

chromewaves wrote in post #3539931 (external link)
take a look at the domke f804 super satchel. it's a bit bigger than the f802 in some key dimensions.

Thanks Chromewaves, but I wanted something other than black.




  
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Jul 13, 2007 16:57 |  #13

ah. I understand - I'm contemplating a bag with about the same needs as you as I've got a 15" MacBook Pro en route and the only thing keeping me from upgrading my Think Tank Urban Disguise 40 to the 50 is the drabness of the bag. Which I suppose is the point, but still. a *little* style wouldn't hurt.


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Jul 14, 2007 01:12 |  #14

I couldn't get a 15.4 inch laptop to fit. It was a widescreen and it was about an inch too wide.




  
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Jul 14, 2007 11:22 |  #15

CanonLaw wrote in post #3542162 (external link)
I couldn't get a 15.4 inch laptop to fit. It was a widescreen and it was about an inch too wide.

Damn! Not good news! Mine will probably be going back as soon as it show up.
Thanks for the information though.




  
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