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I have an X-T5 with three lenses: XF18 1.4, XF33 1.4 and a 55-200.  I was using a Bellingham Hadley Small bag when I only had the 33 and 55-200 lenses, but having just bought the 18, that bag is too small without having the 33 lens laying down instead of standing upright.  I had a Domke F6 from before and tried that one.  The way it’s configured, I can put two of the lenses  in their 4 pocket holder, filling the other two with flash and accessories, and the camera with a lens in their unpadded section of the bag.  I’ve tried buying a padded insert , but the camera and lens wouldn’t fit in it, so if I’m using the bag, it’s in the unpadded section.  Does anyone have an F6 Domke bag and keeps their camera in that unpadded  part with the lens on?

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I use the Thinktank Retrospective bags with a similar lens complement and it too is mostly unpadded (padding in the dividers). I find it works well, and is of a similar design to the Domke.

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