timely review for me! Looks like it will be great for carrying a lens or two and a couple of variable ND's during a days filming at a wedding. I carry most of my gear in rollerbags, but this looks nice and small and comfortable to sling behind me on the day. Thanks for the effort you put in!
Great video!!! I will buy the two bags! I shoot weddings, sometimes I need a big bag and sometimes something more minimalistic. Thanks for making this comparison video!
Planning to buy the 3L. It seem perfect for minimal setup shooter especially for crop sensor camera. I have a question will it fit 24-70mm 2.8 range of lens attached on the camera?
I’m guessing it will work, what model lens or dimensions? I measured the inside of the bag and it seems like it’ll easily fit 8” long by 3” depth by 6” height.. and probably a bit more. Either of the Sony 24-70 2.8 lenses are just ever so slightly larger than my 24-105, which fits with some wiggle room, so I think you’ll be good.
Can I fit the new sony a6700 + tamron 18-300 lens on inside the 3L ? And have some space for a small prime as second lens ? seems like a difficult fit but I am not sure.
Hmm I think it will fit the body and lens, it looks close as you said but it’s worth a try. I don’t think it would have room for anything else, in which case I’d recommend just going with the 6L if you definitely want that flexibility. The 3L is really designed to go as small as possible so you’re trading that nice form fitting size for some flexibility. Let us know how it goes!
If you're still deciding between sizes, I made a short (albeit for a different setup, closer to something I had on hand) that might help ruclips.net/user/shortsri485z8ivQ8
@@travelwithjustin thank you for taking the time to respond and also assist 👍 I got the ulanzi 6L sling bag. Gets the job done for me. I can carry a6700+18-300 Tamron & 2 primes on the side. Again, tight fit but still covers everything 😊
Hi Justin, I just bought a Fuji XS10 with 2 lenses (Fuji 10-24 and Sigma 18-50) and I haven't got a bag yet. There will always be a lens attached to the XS10. I guess that looking at your comparison, the best choice to accommodate them will be the 5L bag ? thanks
If you're still deciding between sizes, I made a short (albeit for a different setup, closer to something I had on hand) that might help ruclips.net/user/shortsri485z8ivQ8
Anyone else still rocking the 5L? 👀
timely review for me! Looks like it will be great for carrying a lens or two and a couple of variable ND's during a days filming at a wedding. I carry most of my gear in rollerbags, but this looks nice and small and comfortable to sling behind me on the day. Thanks for the effort you put in!
Happy to help, let me know how it works out 👍
Great video!!! I will buy the two bags! I shoot weddings, sometimes I need a big bag and sometimes something more minimalistic. Thanks for making this comparison video!
Happy to help. Can never have enough bags. I’m sure at some point I’ll add the 10L too 😂
Wow an actual hands-on video, many thanks
Thanks, glad it helped.
Planning to buy the 3L. It seem perfect for minimal setup shooter especially for crop sensor camera. I have a question will it fit 24-70mm 2.8 range of lens attached on the camera?
I’m guessing it will work, what model lens or dimensions? I measured the inside of the bag and it seems like it’ll easily fit 8” long by 3” depth by 6” height.. and probably a bit more. Either of the Sony 24-70 2.8 lenses are just ever so slightly larger than my 24-105, which fits with some wiggle room, so I think you’ll be good.
Can I fit the new sony a6700 + tamron 18-300 lens on inside the 3L ? And have some space for a small prime as second lens ?
seems like a difficult fit but I am not sure.
Hmm I think it will fit the body and lens, it looks close as you said but it’s worth a try. I don’t think it would have room for anything else, in which case I’d recommend just going with the 6L if you definitely want that flexibility. The 3L is really designed to go as small as possible so you’re trading that nice form fitting size for some flexibility. Let us know how it goes!
If you're still deciding between sizes, I made a short (albeit for a different setup, closer to something I had on hand) that might help ruclips.net/user/shortsri485z8ivQ8
@@travelwithjustin thank you for taking the time to respond and also assist 👍 I got the ulanzi 6L sling bag. Gets the job done for me. I can carry a6700+18-300 Tamron & 2 primes on the side. Again, tight fit but still covers everything 😊
Sounds good, that’s a nice bag too!
Hi Justin, I just bought a Fuji XS10 with 2 lenses (Fuji 10-24 and Sigma 18-50) and I haven't got a bag yet. There will always be a lens attached to the XS10. I guess that looking at your comparison, the best choice to accommodate them will be the 5L bag ? thanks
Yep, I just experimented with some similarly sized lenses and body and the 3L looks to be just a bit too small.
If you're still deciding between sizes, I made a short (albeit for a different setup, closer to something I had on hand) that might help ruclips.net/user/shortsri485z8ivQ8
Thanks would be nice to see it being worn out and about.
Definitely, will do the next time I take it out
I have sony a7c+sony 85, 1.8 mm lens and Tamron 28-200 mm lens. Does all fit into this 3L bag?
I don’t have that body so it’s hard for me to say for sure, but I did something similar recently, let me try to film a short of how I packed it.
As promised, here's a short testing a similarly sized (slightly larger) setup, hope it helps! ruclips.net/user/shortsri485z8ivQ8