The photos below don't have a digital body but a Nikon FE with an MD-11 motor drive attached instead.  I didn't have a digital camera readily available so had to use my Nikon D100.  But this is about the same size as the Nikon D100.  Used in the photos are a:

Nikon FE with MD-11 Motor Drive
Nikon SB50DX
Nikon 24-120mm f/3.5-5.6G VR
Nikon AF 300mm f/4 EDIF
Nikon Nikon 12-24mm f/4  DX
Nikon AF  70-210mm f/4.5-5.6
Nikon micro 55mm f/3.5
Nikon AF 85mm f/1.4D

This bag can hold a lot of gear.  There's not as much padding as the Lowepro bags, which gives the bag a low profile look.  The strap has two lines of  rubber to offer better grip when on the shoulders.  There is two canvas loops in the interiors that you can store lenses like a D70 kits lens and  12-24 inside.  There is one removable padding that can be attached via velcro to the two canvas loops.

There is a total of 6 compartments:
-Main interior compartment
-2 side pockets
-front pocket
-back pocket
-zipper pocket on cover

Although this bag can carry all the above equipment, I don't recommend it, for it will get cluttered after a few minutes/hours of swapping lenses.  An ideal solution would be:
-Digital Body
-2 lenses (ie. D70 kit lens, 12-24)
-1 Flash in side pocket
-1 smaller lens in side compartment
-Other misc. items in front compartment

Overall a great bag for traveling light, and easy access to all equipment.

thanks to Vincent Shen for pics / comments

Review #2
(Added 25th March 2007)

Equipment list in bag :
Nikon D200 w/grip
Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 attached
Nikon 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED-IF AF-S VR
Nikon 105mm f/2.8 VR micro

Review text:
Nice bag.  Well constructed.  Perfect for a short day out shooting at the zoo or walking around town.

Likes about the bag:
Not overly bulky.  Fits my cam with large lens and a grip attached.

Dislikes about the bag:
The metal clasp leaves much to be desired.

Rating 1 to 10: 8

Thanks to Joshua Steinke for review

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