I struggled like you for years, trying all sorts of bags ! Finally realised there isn’t a perfect one bag for all situations, so I now have settled on 3 for different scenarios My Travel with everything bag is a Shimoda explorer v2 My day bag with 2 bodies and a few lenses is a Billingham Hadley pro And my small Leica q2 and a few bits and pieces is a Peak design 3ltr Sling
Wow. I did not know about the Shimoda Explorer… looks amazing. And yes, you’re absolutely right… different situations require different bags! Thanks for watching and thanks for sharing!
Great video Florian. Like yourself, I have a number of pieces of kit and packing can be a challenge. This was very helpful. I also ordered a few more Airtags, Good advice.
A really interresting Video. I personally dont really like to use dedicated camera bags from known brands, because potentially thieves will recognize it immediatly. A second problem is, that most camera bags only allow to carry your gear and you need an other solution for your other stuff. If you choose a manufakturer with mich experience in making bagpacks it is much more likely that the bags have better ergonomics. I use bagpacks and bags from Tasmanian Tiger. They have a dedicated camera bagpack but the much better solution is to use a regular bagpack with modular inserts for your gear.
I got my Q3 few weeks ago. I got Q3 over M11/M10-R because of Q3’s phase+contrast detection AF. Very happy with its AF. My eyes are just not good anymore for RF focusing.
I had an airtag in my bag when it didn’t make the flight I was on during a connection. I knew exactly where it was . The airline claimed it was “trying to locate” my bag while it sat in the airport for four days. Airtags do not guard against airline incompetence and lies.
I struggled like you for years, trying all sorts of bags !
Finally realised there isn’t a perfect one bag for all situations, so I now have settled on 3 for different scenarios
My Travel with everything bag is a Shimoda explorer v2
My day bag with 2 bodies and a few lenses is a Billingham Hadley pro
And my small Leica q2 and a few bits and pieces is a Peak design 3ltr Sling
Wow. I did not know about the Shimoda Explorer… looks amazing. And yes, you’re absolutely right… different situations require different bags! Thanks for watching and thanks for sharing!
Great video Florian. Like yourself, I have a number of pieces of kit and packing can be a challenge. This was very helpful. I also ordered a few more Airtags, Good advice.
Thank you! Messages like yours make me happy!!
A really interresting Video.
I personally dont really like to use dedicated camera bags from known brands, because potentially thieves will recognize it immediatly. A second problem is, that most camera bags only allow to carry your gear and you need an other solution for your other stuff.
If you choose a manufakturer with mich experience in making bagpacks it is much more likely that the bags have better ergonomics.
I use bagpacks and bags from Tasmanian Tiger. They have a dedicated camera bagpack but the much better solution is to use a regular bagpack with modular inserts for your gear.
Very good as well!!
and the back packs look amazing.
Wow that is a lot of gear… i already feel like i am bringing much with my Q2 and A7S3. Stay safe!
Very cool combo!! Enjoy! And also stay save!
I got my Q3 few weeks ago. I got Q3 over M11/M10-R because of Q3’s phase+contrast detection AF. Very happy with its AF. My eyes are just not good anymore for RF focusing.
I like that you like your Q3! We. Have something in common! ;-)
Great video 👍
Thank you!
I had an airtag in my bag when it didn’t make the flight I was on during a connection. I knew exactly where it was . The airline claimed it was “trying to locate” my bag while it sat in the airport for four days. Airtags do not guard against airline incompetence and lies.
True... at least you knew where it was!
Do you really need all that gear? Less can be more!
Less can be more… true… but now while I’m having it… I’ll use it… ;-)