I am a 76-year-old Belgian who has been passionate about photography for 56 years. I've been using Fujifilm since 2013 (X-E1, X-T2) and recently switched all my Nikon gear to Fuji (X-T4 and I'm keeping my X-T2!). All that to say that I love your videos and that I really appreciate your clarity and your humor! I am one of your real followers. Congratulations on your work.
You touched my heart again. As I told you once, I never let me have that kind of time with my kids. I was just too busy and now they are adults and I lost the opportunity. I am so glad you are doing the right thing. I don't believe in the afterlife but if there is one, and your father is watching you, I'm sure he is absolutely proud of you. Have a wonderful weekend!!!
The last part of your video; you got me. The tear machine was on, how touching. I wish I had more memories with my dad like that, you don't really appreciate it until they are gone. I lost mine last May, memories that is all we have, cherish them.
I number my batteries and I start my day with number one and work my way in numeric order. So halfway through the day if my batteries got mixed up I know number one or two are already dead. Just shearing some tips too. Great video as usual. Thanks.
how on earth can people give any video a thumb down, it amazes me, someone like yourself who goes out of his way to way to upload great informative content, yet people will still leave a negative reaction. All you videos are great, funny to watch a video and go, got that, got that, lol, I have to say the F2.8 fuji lens is absolutely my favourite lens, the kit lens is good, but the F2.8 one is just out of the world. The G7X is also a good camera, I bought it years ago as my wife hates messing about with SLR type camera's, the photos you get from it are great photos "holiday snaps", its only when you compare them to say a XT3 with 56 F1.2 you see there is a BIG difference. Right I'm waffling on lol, Love your Channel Thanks for everything you upload Derek UK
@@don7117 I just don’t give anyone a thumbs down. Even if the video is rubbish. I just think if people have took time to upload something then they can have a 👍 from me lol. But hay each to their own. Enjoy your weekend
@@DerekComer Fair enough. I agree its a lot of work, and most of the time we simply get to sit back and benefit from their efforts. But I think there is some expectation and responsibility that the video is accurate and honest. Especially for people who may not have a lot of experience and are looking for guidance or advice. If someone is going through the trouble of making and posting a video, they should take the time to make it relevant and accurate. In those cases, I always give a thumbs up and post a comment to 'help the algorithm '. Thanks for the reply. Hope you have a wonderful day.
On my Japan holiday I left my fuji gear and brought a the pocketable sony rx100 miii. Most enjoyable holiday ever, capturing pictures became somethings I do casually and focuses more on the ‘holiday’. And funny enough that trip had my favourite photos.
What I pack from now on is only my x100v, and I place it in my lens protector cover. It’s perfect for the family. I bring out the godox 685 flash and a trigger from time to time. The leaf shutter is stupid good, super silent and the sync speed can go up to 4000. Most important is the kids don’t care if I’m snapping photos of them because it’s so small and quiet.
I put always together a huge pack of gear one day before my trip. In the morning of the trip I catch my XT3 with 18-55 and leave that huge pack of gear at home. I never regret that 🤣 Best Laszlo with new nick
Best Video ever about packing all gear into a bag. I saw about 15 different videos for my bag-decision. Here's the final conclusion. Thank you again, - also for that wonderful outro! Uwe
Great minds! I bought a Lowepro 350 a month ago. I’m only 5-5 ½ on a good day and I can fully load it with a tripod and video head and a NiSi filter system
great video - love your positivity and energy! A drone intro would be great. thanks alot for a very thorough intro to the Lowepro bag and all the extra organizational tips!
Great video. I have learned that the bigger the bag, the more likely it is to get stuffed with "just in case" items until it's almost too heavy to manage.
Beautiful intro! A variation on Tip #6 I've heard is that the gear should be like a musical instrument. It starts out as an unfamiliar tool, but eventually you forget about the tool and just make music. I try to decide before heading out if I want to get better at new tools / techniques, or use tools I'm comfortable enough with and just make music.
I was thinking hey no time lapse, then the end. Nice. I was thinking please not another bag review but then there was much more. Again nice. I don’t do video but now I may bring along my gopro 8 with my camera. I have been trying to go more minimalist with my gear and make kits depending on what I intend to do. You make a great case for the 16-55mm lens but I also will change up with the 10-24mm/33mm f1.4. I only have the X-S10 right now but may get an X-E3 later on as a backup.
The LP450 is a good sack. But I prefer the NYA EVO 60. During a several alpine day hike it houses my XT4, 18-55, 55-200, 10-24, Samyang 12mm, SD Cards, Batteries, Nisi Filter pack, Gitzo 3542 tripod, sleeping bag, tent, isolating mattress, food, some clothes and a cooking device. Your video‘s are really great. I thought I know all about my Fuji camera but you proofed me wrong. You do are doing a great job. 👍
YES on drone video! Can't wait to see how you mount, fly & control a gimbal hanging the FujiFilm X-T4 off your Mini-2 lol! On a serious note: With your vast knowledge on Fuji-Film cameras, please do a drone video & share your thoughts with regards to DRONE video capture! (Particularly with regards to frame rates & using/not using ND filters for video etc.)
to be honest, I am a huge fan of the Peak Design Clip because it allows me to always have the camera ready. You really don't need a camera specific bag if you go that route any sling or backpack will work.
What a brilliant video. I especially loved the end story. Please do a drone video or a few. I'm not really planning on a drone just yet, but would love to watch your opinion and conversation about it. Kindest thanks for your thorough work, from UK.
I have the ProTactic 450 as well. The storage is great, yes, but as you mentioned, it's not just about the gear. The comfort is an issue for more than 30 minutes of hiking due to the minimal hip belt which does not transfer to hips as do many packs designed by backpacking gear companies. If you are shooting from a car it works fine, but unfortunately, so many photo bag companies don't specialize in kinetic ergonomics. Therefore, I sought out the Shimoda Action S50 which was designed for hiking, is extremely comfortable and has much more packing capacity. Their hip-belt has a split design which maintains body contact to the legs for all-day comfort. It's larger than the 450, but it is considered a carry-on for most airlines.
Very nice and informative video as always; I was moved by the time lapse of you with your son. I've became so minimalistic over time that now when traveling on vacation I only carry with me one camera, the 18-55 and the 55-200, plus one light tripod and an extra battery; I try to be as light as possible when traveling abroad because I use public transport, get into cramped spaces and walk a lot, so every inch and ounce counts. I don't do video, so I don't need gear for that.
I have the 450 also but I learned some new ways to arrange my compartments. Thanks 🙏. I Also have the same Eagle 🦅 Creek pack it cube and LowePro gear cube and picked up some additional great tips!
Your last part about the gear and essentially "enjoying your trip" is very important. And even if you're not traveling with family, unless your objective is commercial work (ie. your shooting for a client or your shooting so you can get more photos for prints) don't let the gear get in the way. This is why I typically travel with a single lens (a travel zoom) and one camera body when I'm with family (this is not to say I won't bring other gear, but if we are at a park or at the beach, I only bring one camera and one lens during those times during the trip....) At the same time, this is where I think P&S cameras like the Sony RX100 VI and VII are valuable. It's one camera, fits in your pocket, and is very versatile (but expensive). But it's one camera. Don't have to worry about lenses or camera bodies. One of those, plus a few batteries and memory cards is all you would need if you just wanted something pocketable for when on vacation with family (you can still have your other gear with you on the trip, but the tiny P&S cameras are valuable if say you're walking around on the town, or at dinner or whatever, because they're small, and also some venues will likely let you use them because they are not considered "pro" cameras).
Looks like you had a great break with your family Chris. Lucky you had Cameron to carry that backpack with all the gear you managed to stuff into it. Yes for me on doing some drone vlogs. I have a drone purchase on my " must have " list so any info would be very helpful, maybe even some info on the difference between cheaper models and the more expensive.
Chris, a small table top tripod I found and love w/ my X-T4 is the Leofoto MT-03. It's small yet remarkably sturdy. It can lay nearly flat, or extend the aluminum legs to raise it up a bit. When I travel, the tripods I take are the Leofoto and my Peak Design carbon fiber travel tripod...they do it all. And I love my 16-55... best all around lens
And I thought keeping my osmo action minibag inside my camera bag was weird. For me I just bring either my kit lens 16-50, a 35mm wide lens, one camera body, osmo action, a power brick, memory cards, a blaster and some microfiber cloth, lastly a tripod. Although I never miss out on anything my partner says. I always choose to create memories than shots.
Another great video, agree, do a Drone video, look forward to your X-S10 review. Have just got one to accompany my X-T3. It's great. Finally.... what did the bag weigh fully loaded (roughly)?...just interested ;-)
Great stuff. I use a Lowepro Pro Trekker BP 350 AW II and it is terrific. Not as big as the one you showed here but holds a pretty impressive amount of stuff.
First expectation: I wonder what's the best camera bag for Fuji X100V and Panasonic G80 with 4 lenses at the same time, size is completely different and there can't be one bag for everything. After intro: aha, he meant everything including drone, tripod, microphone ... now I expect minivan. Drone photo tips will be appreciated, I found it more useful for video and with limitations and reliability of Mavic Mini 1 it's usually flying straight up in limited space (I already once had to recover it behind electric fence with cows, cause it lost power likely due to frost and/or warped propellers - hopefully fence was likely unpowered and cows were far).
Hi Chris, I feel Immensely grateful being able to watch your videos. You seem to have somehow added heart and emotion to your technical themed videos. You probably spend a tonne of time with research etc to give this much info. By the way, have you tried out the Shimoda X30 camera bag ? Cheers and keep safe. PS Last tip: leave the bag behind and just bring a X100V for the memories !
Thanks for the review...i am confused between Thinktank retrospective 15 backpack and this one....Thinktank has advantage of additional pocket in front to keep stuff like gimbals and other misc things which is missing in this one...and i love the rugged look of TT retro bag...however sturdiness and modularity of Protactic wins my heart!...still confused :(
Best video I’ve seen so far answers all the questions for me except one 🤔 does the 450 and the 350 bags take the Apple MacBook Pro 16 inch laptop ? Many thanks, again great great informative video.
Hey pal2tech, can you do a video about the lcd/viewfinder? I've been trying to figure out why images seem sharp when I punch-in during live view, but soft and seem to lose detail when I zoom in during playback. Thanks for all your videos covering the XT-4, photography and videography! You've inspired me to pickup my XT-4 and shoot more to improve rather than continue to get lost in the settings like I had been.
Great video. I definitely use a smaller camera bag, the Tenba Messenger DNA 10 in which I can store X-T4 (or 3) with 16-80, 35 f2 and 50-140, with enough space for the X-Pro3 and its 27... Oh, congratulations on the incoming interview next Wednesday ;-)
I really love this content, however, I'm a bit wondering if you were using UV filter just to protect the lens or does it make the quality degraded? Hoping you will notice me again. Thanks in advance and more subscribers to come pal2tech! :)
Another amazing video, thank you! Thinking about getting Fuji 10-24 WR version, what you think about that lens? Mainly I will use it on my gimbal. Love your videos!
Just something that bothers me: when showing up off the item, don't move it so much, keep it still in the frame. I may not be the only one who thinks this :)
I think we need a basics of drone safety for photographers video instead. Lol. You made me nervous there. But you have glasses on so you’re mostly safe flying it that close to your face.
Leaves sim card at home to avoid work, then proceeds to test gear the whole trip... 🤔 Sounds fun but my wife would kill me! lol Looking forward to your thoughts on the XS10!
I am a 76-year-old Belgian who has been passionate about photography for 56 years. I've been using Fujifilm since 2013 (X-E1, X-T2) and recently switched all my Nikon gear to Fuji (X-T4 and I'm keeping my X-T2!).
All that to say that I love your videos and that I really appreciate your clarity and your humor! I am one of your real followers. Congratulations on your work.
You touched my heart again. As I told you once, I never let me have that kind of time with my kids. I was just too busy and now they are adults and I lost the opportunity.
I am so glad you are doing the right thing. I don't believe in the afterlife but if there is one, and your father is watching you, I'm sure he is absolutely proud of you. Have a wonderful weekend!!!
Oh man, that outro of you and your son gave me all the feels! The hug? That's what it was all about.
🙏
Yes! Def do a drone video, I really want to get the mini 2 so I’d love to see your examples with it.
The last part of your video; you got me. The tear machine was on, how touching. I wish I had more memories with my dad like that, you don't really appreciate it until they are gone. I lost mine last May, memories that is all we have, cherish them.
Memories are always the most precious "gears" we can bring always with us. Great Vid.
I number my batteries and I start my day with number one and work my way in numeric order. So halfway through the day if my batteries got mixed up I know number one or two are already dead. Just shearing some tips too. Great video as usual. Thanks.
I have the x-t3 I need more batteries
how on earth can people give any video a thumb down, it amazes me, someone like yourself who goes out of his way to way to upload great informative content, yet people will still leave a negative reaction. All you videos are great, funny to watch a video and go, got that, got that, lol, I have to say the F2.8 fuji lens is absolutely my favourite lens, the kit lens is good, but the F2.8 one is just out of the world. The G7X is also a good camera, I bought it years ago as my wife hates messing about with SLR type camera's, the photos you get from it are great photos "holiday snaps", its only when you compare them to say a XT3 with 56 F1.2 you see there is a BIG difference. Right I'm waffling on lol, Love your Channel Thanks for everything you upload Derek UK
It gets a thumbs down because he doesn't follow his own advice, and doesn't even use the features of the bag correctly. Terrible advice.
@@don7117 I just don’t give anyone a thumbs down. Even if the video is rubbish. I just think if people have took time to upload something then they can have a 👍 from me lol. But hay each to their own. Enjoy your weekend
@@DerekComer Fair enough. I agree its a lot of work, and most of the time we simply get to sit back and benefit from their efforts. But I think there is some expectation and responsibility that the video is accurate and honest. Especially for people who may not have a lot of experience and are looking for guidance or advice. If someone is going through the trouble of making and posting a video, they should take the time to make it relevant and accurate. In those cases, I always give a thumbs up and post a comment to 'help the algorithm '. Thanks for the reply. Hope you have a wonderful day.
Tip #1 - Take Less Gear
Proceeds to pack the big back to the brim with gear. :)
Love it!
The 16-55 is so good. It's literally the only lens I need roughly 80% of the time.
Yep is that good 💎💎💎💎
Totally agree!
please do that video on the basics of drones
On my Japan holiday I left my fuji gear and brought a the pocketable sony rx100 miii. Most enjoyable holiday ever, capturing pictures became somethings I do casually and focuses more on the ‘holiday’. And funny enough that trip had my favourite photos.
Drone basics? Yes please.
Hi Chris, nice father-son moment... 👍👌👍
Thank you Jerry! 👍
What I pack from now on is only my x100v, and I place it in my lens protector cover. It’s perfect for the family. I bring out the godox 685 flash and a trigger from time to time. The leaf shutter is stupid good, super silent and the sync speed can go up to 4000. Most important is the kids don’t care if I’m snapping photos of them because it’s so small and quiet.
Waiting for the X-S10 review 😉
The time lapse at the end! So beautiful!
Thank you!!
I put always together a huge pack of gear one day before my trip. In the morning of the trip I catch my XT3 with 18-55 and leave that huge pack of gear at home. I never regret that 🤣
Best Laszlo with new nick
Best Video ever about packing all gear into a bag. I saw about 15 different videos for my bag-decision. Here's the final conclusion. Thank you again, - also for that wonderful outro! Uwe
Great minds! I bought a Lowepro 350 a month ago. I’m only 5-5 ½ on a good day and I can fully load it with a tripod and video head and a NiSi filter system
Great informative video Chris. Love the father/son ending.
So good. I love my GoPro. The finale brought a tear or two. Nice going!
I got a polar pro drone trekker backpack second hand at a local camera shop for $50. Definitely one of my best and favorite purchases I've made
DEFINITELY We need that drone video !!!
great video - love your positivity and energy! A drone intro would be great. thanks alot for a very thorough intro to the Lowepro bag and all the extra organizational tips!
Great video. I have learned that the bigger the bag, the more likely it is to get stuffed with "just in case" items until it's almost too heavy to manage.
Beautiful intro! A variation on Tip #6 I've heard is that the gear should be like a musical instrument. It starts out as an unfamiliar tool, but eventually you forget about the tool and just make music. I try to decide before heading out if I want to get better at new tools / techniques, or use tools I'm comfortable enough with and just make music.
That's wonderful Eric!!
Yes yes yes please do a video on basics of drones for photographers but also videographers. This was an interesting video.
I was thinking hey no time lapse, then the end. Nice. I was thinking please not another bag review but then there was much more. Again nice. I don’t do video but now I may bring along my gopro 8 with my camera. I have been trying to go more minimalist with my gear and make kits depending on what I intend to do. You make a great case for the 16-55mm lens but I also will change up with the 10-24mm/33mm f1.4. I only have the X-S10 right now but may get an X-E3 later on as a backup.
The LP450 is a good sack. But I prefer the NYA EVO 60. During a several alpine day hike it houses my XT4, 18-55, 55-200, 10-24, Samyang 12mm, SD Cards, Batteries, Nisi Filter pack, Gitzo 3542 tripod, sleeping bag, tent, isolating mattress, food, some clothes and a cooking device.
Your video‘s are really great. I thought I know all about my Fuji camera but you proofed me wrong. You do are doing a great job. 👍
Oh I‘ve forgotten my drone, a M2P
Thank you again. Drone video intro will be appreciated.
Love your work! Love the last hug, the bond was so powerful.
YES on drone video! Can't wait to see how you mount, fly & control a gimbal hanging the FujiFilm X-T4 off your Mini-2 lol!
On a serious note: With your vast knowledge on Fuji-Film cameras, please do a drone video & share your thoughts with regards to DRONE video capture! (Particularly with regards to frame rates & using/not using ND filters for video etc.)
Just bought the 30liter sized Gitzo Adventury backpack… brilliant backpack!
Thank you, have a great weekend too.
to be honest, I am a huge fan of the Peak Design Clip because it allows me to always have the camera ready. You really don't need a camera specific bag if you go that route any sling or backpack will work.
Whoooooooolly G! What an intro 🔥🔥🔥🔥
What a brilliant video. I especially loved the end story. Please do a drone video or a few. I'm not really planning on a drone just yet, but would love to watch your opinion and conversation about it. Kindest thanks for your thorough work, from UK.
Love the time lapse footage.
Thank you!
I have the ProTactic 450 as well. The storage is great, yes, but as you mentioned, it's not just about the gear. The comfort is an issue for more than 30 minutes of hiking due to the minimal hip belt which does not transfer to hips as do many packs designed by backpacking gear companies. If you are shooting from a car it works fine, but unfortunately, so many photo bag companies don't specialize in kinetic ergonomics. Therefore, I sought out the Shimoda Action S50 which was designed for hiking, is extremely comfortable and has much more packing capacity. Their hip-belt has a split design which maintains body contact to the legs for all-day comfort. It's larger than the 450, but it is considered a carry-on for most airlines.
Interesting. I've not seen that one but agree the split design would be important. Will check out. Thanks!
Very nice and informative video as always; I was moved by the time lapse of you with your son.
I've became so minimalistic over time that now when traveling on vacation I only carry with me one camera, the 18-55 and the 55-200, plus one light tripod and an extra battery; I try to be as light as possible when traveling abroad because I use public transport, get into cramped spaces and walk a lot, so every inch and ounce counts. I don't do video, so I don't need gear for that.
That outro made my eyes watery~♡
I have the 450 also but I learned some new ways to arrange my compartments. Thanks 🙏. I Also have the same Eagle 🦅 Creek pack it cube and LowePro gear cube and picked up some additional great tips!
Your last part about the gear and essentially "enjoying your trip" is very important. And even if you're not traveling with family, unless your objective is commercial work (ie. your shooting for a client or your shooting so you can get more photos for prints) don't let the gear get in the way. This is why I typically travel with a single lens (a travel zoom) and one camera body when I'm with family (this is not to say I won't bring other gear, but if we are at a park or at the beach, I only bring one camera and one lens during those times during the trip....) At the same time, this is where I think P&S cameras like the Sony RX100 VI and VII are valuable. It's one camera, fits in your pocket, and is very versatile (but expensive). But it's one camera. Don't have to worry about lenses or camera bodies. One of those, plus a few batteries and memory cards is all you would need if you just wanted something pocketable for when on vacation with family (you can still have your other gear with you on the trip, but the tiny P&S cameras are valuable if say you're walking around on the town, or at dinner or whatever, because they're small, and also some venues will likely let you use them because they are not considered "pro" cameras).
Looks like you had a great break with your family Chris. Lucky you had Cameron to carry that backpack with all the gear you managed to stuff into it. Yes for me on doing some drone vlogs. I have a drone purchase on my " must have " list so any info would be very helpful, maybe even some info on the difference between cheaper models and the more expensive.
Chris, a small table top tripod I found and love w/ my X-T4 is the Leofoto MT-03. It's small yet remarkably sturdy. It can lay nearly flat, or extend the aluminum legs to raise it up a bit. When I travel, the tripods I take are the Leofoto and my Peak Design carbon fiber travel tripod...they do it all. And I love my 16-55... best all around lens
btw, check out the JJCs sd card holder, it's pretty sturdy, compact and waterproof. $10 in their official shop on Aliexpress.
Wow! Awesome video! I just got back from a 3 week trip myself and with tons of gear! You gave me lots of great organizational ideas! Thanks...:)
Family first, you got it right!
And I thought keeping my osmo action minibag inside my camera bag was weird. For me I just bring either my kit lens 16-50, a 35mm wide lens, one camera body, osmo action, a power brick, memory cards, a blaster and some microfiber cloth, lastly a tripod. Although I never miss out on anything my partner says. I always choose to create memories than shots.
Another great video, agree, do a Drone video, look forward to your X-S10 review. Have just got one to accompany my X-T3. It's great. Finally.... what did the bag weigh fully loaded (roughly)?...just interested ;-)
Great stuff. I use a Lowepro Pro Trekker BP 350 AW II and it is terrific. Not as big as the one you showed here but holds a pretty impressive amount of stuff.
I own protactic 450 too. It's a great choice!
Great video as usual. But all I could think about was the weight of the gear going in that bag.
LP 350 ❤️ i have it and it is awesome 👍🏻
Outstanding 🎖🎖🎖🎖
First expectation: I wonder what's the best camera bag for Fuji X100V and Panasonic G80 with 4 lenses at the same time, size is completely different and there can't be one bag for everything.
After intro: aha, he meant everything including drone, tripod, microphone ... now I expect minivan.
Drone photo tips will be appreciated, I found it more useful for video and with limitations and reliability of Mavic Mini 1 it's usually flying straight up in limited space (I already once had to recover it behind electric fence with cows, cause it lost power likely due to frost and/or warped propellers - hopefully fence was likely unpowered and cows were far).
I always look forward to your videos. Thanks.
I appreciate that!
Thank you for your video
Hi Chris, I feel
Immensely grateful being able to watch your videos. You seem to have somehow added heart and emotion to your technical themed videos. You probably spend a tonne of time with research etc to give this much info. By the way, have you tried out the Shimoda X30 camera bag ? Cheers and keep safe. PS Last tip: leave the bag behind and just bring a X100V for the memories !
supper explanation sir Thank you so much sir.
Thanks for the review...i am confused between Thinktank retrospective 15 backpack and this one....Thinktank has advantage of additional pocket in front to keep stuff like gimbals and other misc things which is missing in this one...and i love the rugged look of TT retro bag...however sturdiness and modularity of Protactic wins my heart!...still confused :(
I got the 16-80 F4. Would I need the 16-55 then or is it just stacking lenses?
Great video, as always!
I love your videos 😘👍👍👍
Best video I’ve seen so far answers all the questions for me except one 🤔 does the 450 and the 350 bags take the Apple MacBook Pro 16 inch laptop ? Many thanks, again great great informative video.
Hey pal2tech, can you do a video about the lcd/viewfinder? I've been trying to figure out why images seem sharp when I punch-in during live view, but soft and seem to lose detail when I zoom in during playback. Thanks for all your videos covering the XT-4, photography and videography! You've inspired me to pickup my XT-4 and shoot more to improve rather than continue to get lost in the settings like I had been.
I can't get out of my old school comfort zone. I don't carry a whole lot but even after a few decades it has been the Domke F2.
That's awesome!! Go with what works. Why change??
I have a Jobi Gorilla Pod 3K, and it works fine with my X-T20 with the XF 18-55
Yeah, the one I had was the 1K so it just couldn't take the weight.
Please do a video on drones. Thanks
Great video. I definitely use a smaller camera bag, the Tenba Messenger DNA 10 in which I can store X-T4 (or 3) with 16-80, 35 f2 and 50-140, with enough space for the X-Pro3 and its 27... Oh, congratulations on the incoming interview next Wednesday ;-)
Awesome Chris!
Hope you made it to Driftwood Beach. Great place for photography
Definitely!
I was worried when you said “less gear”, once I saw you loaded about 50 ponds in that backpack I feel relieved.
Drone tutorial! Yes please!!
Great video ! I would like to see a video about the Mini 2 and editing the RAW files (C1 would be perfect).
I really love this content, however, I'm a bit wondering if you were using UV filter just to protect the lens or does it make the quality degraded? Hoping you will notice me again. Thanks in advance and more subscribers to come pal2tech! :)
Yes! Finally!
Awesome
Can the 450 backpack be carry on for airplane flights?
please do one on drones it would be so useful
Another amazing video, thank you! Thinking about getting Fuji 10-24 WR version, what you think about that lens? Mainly I will use it on my gimbal. Love your videos!
Do you still use the lowepro bag. Is so do you like it?
Sir did this bag have USB charging port for mobile chargering?
Just something that bothers me: when showing up off the item, don't move it so much, keep it still in the frame. I may not be the only one who thinks this :)
Great suggestion! Thank you! 👍
Heading to Jekyll Island next weekend. Looking forward to the island. NOT looking forward to driving down I-16. LOL
you are the best
What is the tripod that you have in this video?
You forgot the kitchen sink and coffee maker! Haha
Next time!
Jonas Rask style plz
I think we need a basics of drone safety for photographers video instead. Lol. You made me nervous there. But you have glasses on so you’re mostly safe flying it that close to your face.
What was the weight of the full bag ?!!!!!
I love my Mindshift Rotation bag .
Looks like the bag pack of a storm trooper :-).
That definitely is a lot of gear. Pretty awesome stuff though, of course :)
And .... how many kilogrammes for all this In this bag ? 10 kg ?
Memories the most important part of a family holiday. So glad I do not have to carry that amount of gear with me, I'd be on my knees lol.
Nice bag but if I had that, fully packed on my back, I would be falling over !!
Waterproof?
You know you did well when the shoretrooper missed your drone
Leaves sim card at home to avoid work, then proceeds to test gear the whole trip... 🤔
Sounds fun but my wife would kill me! lol
Looking forward to your thoughts on the XS10!
Drone video would be great if you find the time... thank you