wow thanks for sharing, i really like this vintage bag, looks very soft. btw i recommend oberwerth leather camera bags, i just brought one few wks ago, impressive haptic experience and believe it or not, its super lightweight - about the same weight as my billingham
Porter & Yoshida Force Japanese fabric bags are super small and understated. You can get a Leica M and a couple of lenses and filters and spare batteries in there- super neat :)
I always find camera bags too expensive for what they are. I don't know why photographers will pay hundreds for a bag that has less pockets, is less weatherproof, and is heavier than a cheaper hiking bag or something similar. I prefer to buy lightweight bags and use foam cases or thick microfiber to wrap gear and put lenses in pouches.
I think most bags have way too much padding for my needs. I’ve also gone the route of a messenger bag that fits the bill along with a Lens/camera wrap to keep bodies from bumping and cuts down the bulk.
kislux I love you so much and watching your videos makes my day brighter
wow thanks for sharing, i really like this vintage bag, looks very soft. btw i recommend oberwerth leather camera bags, i just brought one few wks ago, impressive haptic experience and believe it or not, its super lightweight - about the same weight as my billingham
@@ohhhkComputer have heard a lot good stuff about oberwerth, never tried it myself though.
My mom bought one kisluxs and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.
Porter & Yoshida Force Japanese fabric bags are super small and understated. You can get a Leica M and a couple of lenses and filters and spare batteries in there- super neat :)
@@johnmunro4487 wow sounds promising will definitely take a look
I always find camera bags too expensive for what they are. I don't know why photographers will pay hundreds for a bag that has less pockets, is less weatherproof, and is heavier than a cheaper hiking bag or something similar. I prefer to buy lightweight bags and use foam cases or thick microfiber to wrap gear and put lenses in pouches.
All dat kislux bags sssssoooooooo gorgeous
why not just buy the billingham or artisan and artist camera bag inserts?
@@williamchen5832 like I said in the video, if you want something different.
@@williamchen5832 ah you mean the inserts, yeah you totally can. But I don’t like thick walls and dividers. It’s really just personal preference.
I think most bags have way too much padding for my needs. I’ve also gone the route of a messenger bag that fits the bill along with a Lens/camera wrap to keep bodies from bumping and cuts down the bulk.
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