Awesome video, Roman! Your explanation at the beginning about your profession and the importance of redundancy in your equipment was really helpful. It's clear that you invest a lot in your gear, but you also made it clear that not everyone needs that level of equipment. Keep up the great work!
For sure! Honestly I hate having this much gear… and I didn’t even mention 2 extra lenses which come with me for more nature themed trips. Perhaps in the future and over time I can slim it down further
As always informative and inspiring. I particularly appreciated your discussion of the lenses. Often one is led to believe that only prime lenses or only zoom lenses are it ! But it is horses for courses - and I found that the course may change during a trip. Zoom 24-200 for daytime „touristy“ shooting, grab shots out of cabs etc. And the fast prime lenses for situations where i want to be less noticeable or for nighttime.
That's a lot of kit, but it doesn't feel over-the-top at all. I enjoy seeing the mindset of someone taking kit because it serves a function as part of your career rather kit for kit's sake.
I have been watching your street photography channel for a while now, and noticed you b(r)ought the XF 90mm with you to Istanbul for street. I can understand the appeal to shoot from across the street and all that. The shots are great (sharp and telephoto look : bokeh and compression), btw.😍 But obviously the XF90mm will not work as well if you were to go in and out of building (too long for indoor shoot, I think)... So I am eagerly waiting for your "XF90mm for street review" vlog!
Great video as always Roman, redundancy in all businesses is very important and you have it well covered, good message at the start explaining you do this for a living and that is why you invest heavily in having this level of redundancy in your kit bag. And also pointing out that it’s not necessary for everyone to have this level of equipment 👍
Hi Roman! You have just gotten a new subscriber. I wandered to your channel as of now I only have an x100v and looking around to going full frame (canon or sony) but had this itching feeling of not having fuji. Great content! I live in london and will see your guide! Thanks!
Great little video Roman and with an intriguing title. Made me wonder; are you a Full-time, Travel photographer, or a Full, Time-Traveller photographer?
Great video. Would appreciate a more detailed one about exactly how you fund your travels through RUclips photography. Would love to travel the world before I get chalky bones and can't make it to the loo on time. I know it's a saturated arena and the odds of realising my dream are one in a billion, but it won't hurt to know about it. Thanks.
Be careful with the MINIX charger, mine blew up in Romania last year and it was my only charger that I had. So yeah, it was not fun finding chargers in a foreign country when you are backpacking. Luckily, I bought it off Amazon, so I had no troubles replacing it.
@@snapsbyfox Yes redundancy is so important. Anker makes the 737 charger, looks very similar, but it is just a bit bigger, more expensive and you can not change the prongs. By writing „blew up“ I meant it for real, they started smoking and I saw a small flame. Luckily non of my connected devices got killed.
Getting ready for another European riverboat cruise this year. Going to to travel with a weeks worth of clothing in a carry on. Airlines are notorious for losing your bag.
Thanks Roman, I really appreciate your very natural way of delivering you material, and your thoughtful approach. Also, nice images. Was wondering do you ever use a VND for your video? THANKS!
Hi Roman, are you not tempted to use the Sigma 18-35 F1.8? It is basically like having 3 primes in one lens, F1.8 is almost as good as F1.4 and as you know the zooms are so practical. Yes it's bigger, but not bigger than 18mm, 23mm, 33mm combined.
I'd love to see a closeup of how you fit all that stuff in your Peak Design bag. I have the PD 20L Backpack and my Fuji lenses are either rattling around loose, or too tight and won't fit.
I did use a 20 once and yeah I agree the smaller lenses can rattle about a bit. I just put the lenses in lengthways and only have 2 levels... the bottom just extra cushioning
Interesting lens setup, do you sometimes miss an 85mm equiv.? I feel like the 135mm is too long for some occasions and I would then like to have something in the middle of the 50 and 135
I found the 85 awkward personally. I found that it was either too long or not long enough Also I can easily crop my 50mm to 85mm especially on the higher res sensor. But it’s just trial and error and depends on use case. Not to mention my 24-70 comes in handy if i need that focal length
Second and last comment (hopefully!) : it's amazing how many cables and adapters one needs to travel with camera gear. I can't believe it every time I pack my stuff...
Thank you for these videos. I’m torn between the X-H2S & X-T5. I’m 90% stills but YT has me fearing ISO 3200+ from the X-T5 while I’ve owned the X-H2S and love it. Would LOVE the additional resolution but not if it comes at cost of noticeably worse noise at 3200+.
Totally agree that most of the people need less than 50% of the gear you have in your bag. If I bring as many gears as you do it would surely break my back.
If I did a video like this... I think I would have to do a "whats in my gear drawer", "what backpack options do I have" and "what do I take with me when I do X". Travel is always hard... but it's important to pack based on what you think you will shoot and just live with it. I have an upcoming 2 week trip to Hawaii. My key photo gear will go in the Wardrd Prvke 31L (great backpack in terms of travel / flexibility). Sony FF system with 16-35, 24-70, 100-400 and 35mm prime (can't be without a 35mm prime anywhere!). I will have a Sony RX100 VI as a backup (but will take if there are days I want to be super light), and my Mrs will have a Sony ASPC 18-135, and 50mm Macro. This loadout is great in terms of flexibility (and of course we get dual use and backup between my and my wife). In different locations I would probably opt for more primes (I have a bunch) and forego ultra wide angle and tele zoom... but in a place where you can be shooting anything from astro to wildlife... choosing zooms is my jam for this trip.
Yeah it’s much easier to pack for specific trips rather than endless travel. For example if I also was going to Iceland or any nature focused place, id have my ultra wide and telephoto lenses too. Probably some thermals and waterproof trousers. They will all fit in but now even more weight
Roman, I'm interested in getting your London guide, but I have a question. Do u explain how to get to the places u feature by public transport or rely on driving/Uber, etc.? Thanks.
Any tips on how to set up the Peak Design bag? I just got the V2 and struggling to figure out how I should place my camera and lenses in there without everything rattling around
Curious, if this is your full time job, how do you make money from it? Like do you make promotional travel videos for countries or do you sell your prints etc?
That's right. I store stuff I don't need at my parents house. Initially I wanted to carry everything on me and technically I can by upgrading from 15L bag to 20L bag.
@@snapsbyfox the 18-50 Sigma has a a weather sealing gasket · ... The Sigma is weather-sealed at the mount (CameraLabs)... no aperture ring, yeah. "Sigma 18-50mm F2.8 DC DN C is a weather sealed lens which provides an extra protection to prevent water and dust get inside the lens and camera body under light rain, snow and wind. In order to have an effective protection, you have to pair the Sigma 18-50mm F2.8 DC DN C with a weather sealed camera body such as ..." CameraDecision.
Do you take your lens hoods with you? I'm always struggling with where to stash those away and my lens never fit that well in the bag with them reversed onto the lenses.
Great video thanks! I am moving around a lot and have a similar kit, so I am keen to try this setup. Do you check your 45l backpack or do you try to have everything as carry-on?
Hi Roman, as always, great video! I have a question that I would like to hear your perspective. How do you rate the Fuji FX 16-80 for your professional work? Do you not choose it as your standard zoom particularly because f4 is not a wide enough aperture? Or does a different characteristic cause it to lose in favor of the 16-55? Thank you very much!
sometimes a CPL but I just find them annoying. I should really use them more as they do have many advantages. Maybe next year lol
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Roman, Do you find the Lightroom version on the ipad is a bit frustrating in terms of RAW files? For some reason I cant see thumbnail previews of RAW. Neither natively on the ipad nor in lightroom app. Frustratingly, Lightroom fails to show file names for Raw either. So, I can’t cross reference and basically forced to import the whole SD card to preview any images. Have you had this problem? Or am I missing something in approach to this workflow?
Do you have a screen protector on your iPad? I never got one because I am thinking that it effects the image quality? Which one are you using? greetings from Düsseldorf
yeah I use one by Bellemond which mimics paper. It does make the image look a little noisy but it is something I have got used to. If i need to be 100% colour accurate i just check it on the mac without a protector
@@snapsbyfox hey, thanks for the reply & advice, just got my first iPad, mainly for photo editing, because I saw how well it works for you, but I also have a MacBook where I can check if necessary. I think I will get me one from paperlike as a protector. 🙏🏼
Great video, Roman! I have a question though. What mid-range zoom lense would u recommend? 16-55 is too heavy for me (and too big). Anything besides that and 18-55?
oh my bags are well over weight. Camera bag is 10KG while one on my back is 11. The bags are very small and look “light” so never had any issues in my whole life. Also for me they are not heavy so I dont look like im struggling etc. If they do get weighed, id much rather pay a fine and take it onboard
Hi Roman, I am mixing my photography content with my travels in my main channel, any specific reasons you decided to split? I am new on RUclips so probably doesn't matter but interested to know. Cheers
Mainly because it is a different audience. There is crossover for sure but it’s not as big as I thought. I assumed everyone loves travelling but that is definitely not the case.
@@snapsbyfox ahhh thanks for responding. I tend to agree, I find RUclips audience mostly loves technology or to learn about a trade etc. Thanks for confirming, I’ll see where things takes me! Merci
Just saw the title of this vid and thought "wow. time travel photographer? Roman's really on to something". Alas, I was wrong. (The vid was great btw :) lol)
Loved the video Roman, I have a really similar kit! Do you edit off the SSD or just use it as backup? I'd imagine if you're travelling all the time you must fill up the 4tb pretty quickly
I edit on the laptop as I have 4TB internally. The SSD is for B Roll as I use it in new videos all the time. It is about 75% full so by this time next year I'm sure I will have a second one
I've found a manfrotto mp3 or something similar can cover 80% of what a regular tripod can do, especially in city environments. That 90mm is a banger, loved it every time I've tried it out (my brother has one). Would love to see you take the xf60 for a spin and see what you make of it, such a sleeper of a lens...
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woah he's a time travel photographer!!!
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haha after nearly 4 years of RUclips I discovered this editing trick
not just that, a FULL one!
@@Humungojerry YES!!!
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Awesome video, Roman! Your explanation at the beginning about your profession and the importance of redundancy in your equipment was really helpful. It's clear that you invest a lot in your gear, but you also made it clear that not everyone needs that level of equipment. Keep up the great work!
For sure! Honestly I hate having this much gear… and I didn’t even mention 2 extra lenses which come with me for more nature themed trips. Perhaps in the future and over time I can slim it down further
I thank you for including "the most important bit" 00:22 a lot of folks are swindled into buying more crap. Anyways great vid !
This is one of the most concise what’s in my camera bag videos I have ever watched
Love your no nonsense approach to videos.
probably the most honest video ever.
As always informative and inspiring. I particularly appreciated your discussion of the lenses. Often one is led to believe that only prime lenses or only zoom lenses are it ! But it is horses for courses - and I found that the course may change during a trip. Zoom 24-200 for daytime „touristy“ shooting, grab shots out of cabs etc. And the fast prime lenses for situations where i want to be less noticeable or for nighttime.
That's a lot of kit, but it doesn't feel over-the-top at all. I enjoy seeing the mindset of someone taking kit because it serves a function as part of your career rather kit for kit's sake.
I always appreciate your honesty in all your videos. Keep up the good work!
I have been watching your street photography channel for a while now, and noticed you b(r)ought the XF 90mm with you to Istanbul for street. I can understand the appeal to shoot from across the street and all that. The shots are great (sharp and telephoto look : bokeh and compression), btw.😍 But obviously the XF90mm will not work as well if you were to go in and out of building (too long for indoor shoot, I think)... So I am eagerly waiting for your "XF90mm for street review" vlog!
Thanks for video Roman, there is some useful kit you have that I might just get for my travels !
Many thanks
Great video as always Roman, redundancy in all businesses is very important and you have it well covered, good message at the start explaining you do this for a living and that is why you invest heavily in having this level of redundancy in your kit bag. And also pointing out that it’s not necessary for everyone to have this level of equipment 👍
Cheers! Yeah I need redundancy but I hate it haha
Great timing! I've been looking for travel bags.
It's an expensive search.... speaking from experience
Your London photo guide looks amazing! Will have a look.
Hi Roman!
You have just gotten a new subscriber. I wandered to your channel as of now I only have an x100v and looking around to going full frame (canon or sony) but had this itching feeling of not having fuji. Great content! I live in london and will see your guide! Thanks!
Straight to the point and everything you need to know, thanks for this Video! Very informative.
Been waiting for this one! Also, somehow missed you have a second channel. Instant sub!
Loved the outro 😁
You made it to the end!! haha thanks!
Excellent video mate appreciate you sharing all this. Your super down to earth and to the point. Your photos are always amazing good job!
Great little video Roman and with an intriguing title. Made me wonder; are you a Full-time, Travel photographer, or a Full, Time-Traveller photographer?
Smash the kit... I want to know about the jumper!!!
Great video. Would appreciate a more detailed one about exactly how you fund your travels through RUclips photography. Would love to travel the world before I get chalky bones and can't make it to the loo on time. I know it's a saturated arena and the odds of realising my dream are one in a billion, but it won't hurt to know about it. Thanks.
Candid and like it. Subscribed!
Man!! you are so honest
DUDE, this is a great vídeo!
Again Great Video Roman 👌 thank you
Be careful with the MINIX charger, mine blew up in Romania last year and it was my only charger that I had. So yeah, it was not fun finding chargers in a foreign country when you are backpacking. Luckily, I bought it off Amazon, so I had no troubles replacing it.
Yeah hence I travel with 2. They are deffo not the best built. I wish someone would make a similar sized one but better quality
@@snapsbyfox Yes redundancy is so important. Anker makes the 737 charger, looks very similar, but it is just a bit bigger, more expensive and you can not change the prongs.
By writing „blew up“ I meant it for real, they started smoking and I saw a small flame. Luckily non of my connected devices got killed.
Wow wish I had seen this video before I went to London. Your guide would’ve been useful
Getting ready for another European riverboat cruise this year. Going to to travel with a weeks worth of clothing in a carry on. Airlines are notorious for losing your bag.
Thanks Roman, I really appreciate your very natural way of delivering you material, and your thoughtful approach. Also, nice images. Was wondering do you ever use a VND for your video? THANKS!
Hi Roman, are you not tempted to use the Sigma 18-35 F1.8? It is basically like having 3 primes in one lens, F1.8 is almost as good as F1.4 and as you know the zooms are so practical. Yes it's bigger, but not bigger than 18mm, 23mm, 33mm combined.
outtakes are the best part 😂
I'd love to see a closeup of how you fit all that stuff in your Peak Design bag. I have the PD 20L Backpack and my Fuji lenses are either rattling around loose, or too tight and won't fit.
I did use a 20 once and yeah I agree the smaller lenses can rattle about a bit.
I just put the lenses in lengthways and only have 2 levels... the bottom just extra cushioning
Interesting lens setup, do you sometimes miss an 85mm equiv.? I feel like the 135mm is too long for some occasions and I would then like to have something in the middle of the 50 and 135
I found the 85 awkward personally.
I found that it was either too long or not long enough
Also I can easily crop my 50mm to 85mm especially on the higher res sensor. But it’s just trial and error and depends on use case. Not to mention my 24-70 comes in handy if i need that focal length
Thanks
Second and last comment (hopefully!) : it's amazing how many cables and adapters one needs to travel with camera gear. I can't believe it every time I pack my stuff...
haha i haaaate them
Thank you for these videos. I’m torn between the X-H2S & X-T5. I’m 90% stills but YT has me fearing ISO 3200+ from the X-T5 while I’ve owned the X-H2S and love it. Would LOVE the additional resolution but not if it comes at cost of noticeably worse noise at 3200+.
Very informative
Totally agree that most of the people need less than 50% of the gear you have in your bag. If I bring as many gears as you do it would surely break my back.
Haha yes but the bag is only 10kg with all this gear… if 10kg will break your back, then you really need to go to the gym lol
@@snapsbyfox 😂😂
If I did a video like this... I think I would have to do a "whats in my gear drawer", "what backpack options do I have" and "what do I take with me when I do X". Travel is always hard... but it's important to pack based on what you think you will shoot and just live with it. I have an upcoming 2 week trip to Hawaii. My key photo gear will go in the Wardrd Prvke 31L (great backpack in terms of travel / flexibility). Sony FF system with 16-35, 24-70, 100-400 and 35mm prime (can't be without a 35mm prime anywhere!). I will have a Sony RX100 VI as a backup (but will take if there are days I want to be super light), and my Mrs will have a Sony ASPC 18-135, and 50mm Macro. This loadout is great in terms of flexibility (and of course we get dual use and backup between my and my wife). In different locations I would probably opt for more primes (I have a bunch) and forego ultra wide angle and tele zoom... but in a place where you can be shooting anything from astro to wildlife... choosing zooms is my jam for this trip.
Yeah it’s much easier to pack for specific trips rather than endless travel. For example if I also was going to Iceland or any nature focused place, id have my ultra wide and telephoto lenses too. Probably some thermals and waterproof trousers. They will all fit in but now even more weight
Nice one mate
Roman, I'm interested in getting your London guide, but I have a question. Do u explain how to get to the places u feature by public transport or rely on driving/Uber, etc.? Thanks.
Fujifilm double charger? where can i get one? for the new xt5 batteries i mean ofc. ( whats the name)
Roman, did I see you at UPW? Congrats!
hmmm not sure what UPW is?
Thank you
Hi Roman. I like you. You're talking gear but not trying to make us buy stuff we don't need. If only more YTbers could be like you...
In your experience what is the performance difference between the Fuji branded batteries/chargers vs the 3rd party?
Any tips on how to set up the Peak Design bag? I just got the V2 and struggling to figure out how I should place my camera and lenses in there without everything rattling around
Just trial and error mate… took me 6 months of different setups to get something that’s works (for now)
Thanks for sharing! One question regard the Heroclip: which size is it? Medium or small?
Curious, if this is your full time job, how do you make money from it? Like do you make promotional travel videos for countries or do you sell your prints etc?
You fit an iPad and a 14” MBP in your backpack? Wow
I had the impression that you no longer had a rental home in the UK. Where do you store the gear, clothes, and other stuff you don't travel with?
That's right. I store stuff I don't need at my parents house. Initially I wanted to carry everything on me and technically I can by upgrading from 15L bag to 20L bag.
Did you ever have issues bringing the Manfrotto and/or the Benro tabletop tripod on airplane carry on bags?
Nah, I always fit the tripod inside my travel bag and never attach it outside
I didn't know you were a time travel photographer
Have you thought about the Sigma 18-50 2.8 as a compact zoomlens ? 🤔
yeah! it looks great.... but no weather sealing and no aperture ring..
@@snapsbyfox the 18-50 Sigma has a a weather sealing gasket · ... The Sigma is weather-sealed at the mount (CameraLabs)... no aperture ring, yeah. "Sigma 18-50mm F2.8 DC DN C is a weather sealed lens which provides an extra protection to prevent water and dust get inside the lens and camera body under light rain, snow and wind. In order to have an effective protection, you have to pair the Sigma 18-50mm F2.8 DC DN C with a weather sealed camera body such as ..." CameraDecision.
I love the accent! ❤
Do you take your lens hoods with you? I'm always struggling with where to stash those away and my lens never fit that well in the bag with them reversed onto the lenses.
My lens hoods never leave the box they came in haha. I don't take them as they take up too much room.
You could give 3rd party square hoods a try. I use the a Haoge (or jjc I forgot the brand) metal square hood on my 18mm f1.4.
Great video thanks! I am moving around a lot and have a similar kit, so I am keen to try this setup. Do you check your 45l backpack or do you try to have everything as carry-on?
I haven’t checked a bag in years. I never ever do. Too paranoid about losing it or getting it damaged
Fantastic video, dont u have the 56mm? Also are u considering the f2 line up, just bc of size and weight?
Thanks! Nah I dont like the 56mm tbh. I used to have the f2 line up but swapped out for the f1.4 due to better video focusing and low light
@@snapsbyfox why dont u like the 56?
Hi Roman, as always, great video!
I have a question that I would like to hear your perspective.
How do you rate the Fuji FX 16-80 for your professional work? Do you not choose it as your standard zoom particularly because f4 is not a wide enough aperture? Or does a different characteristic cause it to lose in favor of the 16-55?
Thank you very much!
When I got the 16-55 the 16-80 didn't exist. However I would still go for lower aperture for low light
@@snapsbyfox, thank you!
Thanks , you dont use filters ?
sometimes a CPL but I just find them annoying. I should really use them more as they do have many advantages. Maybe next year lol
Roman,
Do you find the Lightroom version on the ipad is a bit frustrating in terms of RAW files? For some reason I cant see thumbnail previews of RAW. Neither natively on the ipad nor in lightroom app. Frustratingly, Lightroom fails to show file names for Raw either. So, I can’t cross reference and basically forced to import the whole SD card to preview any images. Have you had this problem? Or am I missing something in approach to this workflow?
You only get previews when ur in full size raw format and not in lossless raw compression… hope that helps!
Do you have a screen protector on your iPad? I never got one because I am thinking that it effects the image quality? Which one are you using? greetings from Düsseldorf
yeah I use one by Bellemond which mimics paper. It does make the image look a little noisy but it is something I have got used to. If i need to be 100% colour accurate i just check it on the mac without a protector
@@snapsbyfox hey, thanks for the reply & advice, just got my first iPad, mainly for photo editing, because I saw how well it works for you, but I also have a MacBook where I can check if necessary. I think I will get me one from paperlike as a protector. 🙏🏼
Great video, Roman! I have a question though. What mid-range zoom lense would u recommend? 16-55 is too heavy for me (and too big). Anything besides that and 18-55?
Maybe u can consider the new 18 55 f2.8 from sigma
@@Lorz Thanks! I actually ended up with 17-70 Tamron (f2. 8) and I really like it 😊.
Fuji ❤❤❤
How do you usually handle airport check-ins? Like,
there must be a weight limit for a carry on, right?
oh my bags are well over weight. Camera bag is 10KG while one on my back is 11. The bags are very small and look “light” so never had any issues in my whole life. Also for me they are not heavy so I dont look like im struggling etc. If they do get weighed, id much rather pay a fine and take it onboard
Hi Roman, I am mixing my photography content with my travels in my main channel, any specific reasons you decided to split? I am new on RUclips so probably doesn't matter but interested to know. Cheers
Mainly because it is a different audience. There is crossover for sure but it’s not as big as I thought. I assumed everyone loves travelling but that is definitely not the case.
@@snapsbyfox ahhh thanks for responding. I tend to agree, I find RUclips audience mostly loves technology or to learn about a trade etc. Thanks for confirming, I’ll see where things takes me! Merci
Please provide a link to your London guide
www.snapsbyfox.com/shop/london-photography-guide
Just saw the title of this vid and thought "wow. time travel photographer? Roman's really on to something". Alas, I was wrong. (The vid was great btw :) lol)
hahaha it took me so so long to figure this one out
I was going to say that you don’t need the clip for the toilet because for hanging your bag you already have your back!! But then I realised… 😂
hahahaha….
I have a 3L Peak Design sling and am surprised how you got all that into there! Wow lol
Mine is basically full with just my x-t20 with 18-55mm
it's like one of those clown cars where 55 people jump out lol
@@snapsbyfox 😂😂 seriously
It would be great to learn more about how you make a living 🙂
probably a video for the second channel
Loved the video Roman, I have a really similar kit!
Do you edit off the SSD or just use it as backup?
I'd imagine if you're travelling all the time you must fill up the 4tb pretty quickly
I edit on the laptop as I have 4TB internally. The SSD is for B Roll as I use it in new videos all the time. It is about 75% full so by this time next year I'm sure I will have a second one
That’s too much Roman. I have travelled the world with a tesco bag and some slippers
My man defo got some shit from his wife about how much gear he has bought 😂
It’s a black camera. It’s the same one. That old one. 😎
@@TCinSoCal 😂
I've found a manfrotto mp3 or something similar can cover 80% of what a regular tripod can do, especially in city environments. That 90mm is a banger, loved it every time I've tried it out (my brother has one). Would love to see you take the xf60 for a spin and see what you make of it, such a sleeper of a lens...
Thanks for the info, will check it out!
Romain, send me your bag so I may write a review on your bag.
Paused it at eight seconds to urge you to straighten your mirror! ;)
haha ah I just noticed that!
Please post the link for the accessory pouch (not the Sling bag) as well - the one shown at ruclips.net/video/itvLz1D20Og/видео.html
its all here - www.snapsbyfox.com/my-gear
A talking body instead of a head, I'm so confused. What is this madness! 😂
Try holding your stomach in for that long after a big breakfast!
What is a “profesional travel photographer”?
Someone who makes money from photography in the travel genre
@@snapsbyfox by selling prints of the photos you take?
Nice
haha thank was quick!
All that fits in a 15L Peak backpack? Seriously?
yep! I can even fit my ultra wide and telephoto in there. But then I am at 101% capacity. So id rather just get the 20L if I need to bring it all