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This is perfect in my opinion. I also do EVERUTHING by hand. Cutting, skiving, punching and stitching. You feel so much more attached to your pieces this way. Keep going!! Maybe a backpack next.

When have a lot practice is catching easily like you want. But the real story is an accidental shot, when already knowing what matter for individual creator. So i think, we all getting our best shots when the right place and right time comes together. And when you come for 100 time the same place and still see new, practice becomes experience.

Just got this in recommendation after watching Bruce Gilden's video. Pretty good channel.

Hello 👋 I’m 47 and I am a beginner, waiting for my first camera to arrive today. It’s an Olympus om d em5. I have a decent understanding of composition and I would consider myself as hyper observant, probably to the point of it being rooted in some sort of social anxiety disorder. I owned a LUMIX camera 15 years ago when my son was born. I didn’t learn all of the functions and eventually sold it when my iPhone could do what I wanted at the time. Since then, I’ve only used my phone for photographs. Whenever I send my family and friends pictures, I sometimes get complemented that my phone takes such wonderful pictures, but it’s something that I’ve worked at over the years trying to improve my pictures of the good times had with family and friends or on trips. My son is a teenager with autism and I’m hoping we can get into this hobby together, as he likes to walk around our downtown area together, but he would prefer to stay at his computer above all else. I’m hoping that this will motivate him to get out more and raise his awareness to his surroundings. This will also give me the opportunity to start street photography. I just subscribed to your channel after watching a few of your videos 👍

Brand new subscriber based on your wonderful intro. And what is with TEXAS and gas station cuisine. Buc-ees and all that? But c'mon. Kombucha at a gas station? How Austin. ;) And hey, a review. I had no idea I was on The Report of the Week. ;) I also left Fujifilm for Sony, partly because I wanted full frame. Partly because I use vintage lenses a lot and Sony makes a great platform. When I started my new channel, @ChrisBroganPhotos , I knew I wouldn't be much of a gear head channel. I'll talk about cameras because it will lure humans in. But you get it quickly. I don't care what you use. (I mean, that said, a Leica Q3 43 would make me sell out. But EXCEPT for that.) Variation on the writing quote I'd heard: No one ever asked Hemingway what typewriter he used. What I loved most about your video was the ending part. I'm going to have to figure out my version of that answer, uh, gator. ;)

good work!

The camera/typewriter analogy is sort of on the right track, but it falls short. A novelist writes exactly the same text whether it's done with a typewriter, a word processing application, or a pen and paper. When we later read that text, it probably will have been reformatted, changed to different font, printed, and bound or else transmitted to us in electronic form. Regardless, the text will be exactly the same and or reading experience will likewise be the same. A photographer cannot capture the same image regardless of equipment. Sure, a photographer with a $12 Hawkeye II with expired 126 film or a medium format Hasselblad and Portra400 can take "the same" picture of a model, but the results simply will not be the same. I can use my Sony Mavica with 1.3Mp sensor (yes, it still works) or I can use my R10. The resulting images will not be the same.

4:51 I didn't ask but I know that Stephen King used an IBM Selectric for most of his career (because he puts them in every book he can) and people do buy them for that reason lol

You are right) what you get is what you see, and gear is only an option, when you know the technique. Would be nice to have a friendship, i'm photographer from Russia, Saint Petersburg. Where can i see more of your photos? Sorry for bad English 😊

I love my F1x and was planning to buy a smaller F-3X, but the prices have gone up significantly here in Germany.

What weight leathers did you use for this?

try black mist

It's so nice to see someone following their passion, keep it up man!

This short need more views man this is so beautiful

I own (4) of these. Perfect for a DSLR or medium format golm camera.

LV bags are heavily copied, and small cute bags with funny handles are not practical everyday bags, the kislux bag would be much more practical. Thanks again for the informative video.

Love my Domke bags. Versatile, and they last forever.

Hi which zoom lens is on the Sony 7RII :)?

I'm always on the search for the perfect bag. This one checks a lot of boxes so I will be checking it out. Thanks for the review!!

I've been using Domke bags since the late 1980s, when Jim Domke still owned the company and they made only two sizes. They last forever and are great bags.

LMFAO. "Best. Period". Doesn't even fit half of what I need to carry, doesn't provide anything near decent padding between items, AND you can't sling it on your back. Dumb title.

Like others have mentioned, I've still got my nearly-30-year old F2. You can't go wrong with the F3 as a solid walking-around bag. I've used a variety of their bags, pouches, wraps and belt systems over the years and can't recommend Domke enough. Great review!

Great review! I have a couple of questions about the Domke F3 bag. First, doesn't the lack of a zipper or other closure on the main compartment cause any issues, especially in bad weather, like rain or snow? Second, I've read on some forums that the bag's metal clasps are not very durable and might fail over time. Has this been an issue in your experience?

I use a f8 with my hasselblad kit and it’s the best bag hands down. I feel bad wasting money on so many others bags.

These bags never wear out. There's a reason they've been in business and used by pros for so long and made in the USA. Love my F2, it's a workhorse.

Amazing bag, yes! I have a 30 year old F3. Hold the gear, safely and securely, and close. very lightweight, easy to configure.

I've used them for decades - great bags. I'm currently using a J1 which is actually too big for my needs, so I might have to revisit this model. It's "Dom-Key". Invented by ex-Vietnam war combat medic Jim Domke in 1975 who based the original on the canvas bags he used there when working as a photojournalist in Philadelphia. He sold the company to Tiffen in 1990. The design USP was being able to carry lenses and cameras stored vertically for quick access.

Still using my F2 from like ~30 yrs ago,

That stuck zipper. I really felt that

You gotta try out the hill country for the landscape shots here, or just go on a long hikes in the state parks. You can try out Enchanted Rock State Park for example.

Keep these coming! Love it

Lovely bag, my only critiscm would be that personally I would use a two needle stitch which would make the stitching much stronger in the long run, but otherwise nice bag.

Not very ASMR with the pounding of the hammer. :) maybe a small soundtrack would help that portion. :)

this is a really underrated video, it deserves for views

Use what you want to use stop listening to these people

Leather oz?

Beutiful bags

What weight and temper is this leather? What tannery?

Love this video. I have felt perplexed at times, trying to define what type of photographer I am. Social media often tries to nudge us into a box. Nice to know there are others, like you, who kick the box to the curb too. Also nice to know I am not the only one who captures birds out the back door. Great work!

Love your hard work leather related crafting. Wating of your next some innovative pure handmade leather related crafting. ❤

Never close your zipper before sewing your bag 😂😂😂 rookie mistake

Thanks for the video. I really love your design and the type of leather you chose for the project. May I ask: how would you incorporate an inlay in this bag? Do you have any thoughts on that? Or maybe a video? Thank you and greetings from Germany. Marco

I don't know if I'm a photographer, but I like taking photographs. Good video! Thanks!

Beautiful shots man! Subbed! Been moving more towards videography because that’s been giving me more joy lately, but stills are fun as well!

Loved the idea behind this one, well done!

Great video man!

That's the key just enjoy the process and not be worried about the likes in social networks, just enjoy it. Today I prefer to build my private gallery just in Google photos and sometimes print some of them and not be expectating about the public opinion

I think anyone who enjoys taking photographs, is a "photographer", in some sense anyways.. To be a professional photographer is a totally different question. My definition for a professional photographer is someone who provides and lives on taking photographs and/or providing photography as a service. Nice video and intresting topic!

I love taking photos and videos, hope to become a photographer/videographer sooner than later.

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