Im thinking of buy this tenba back pack or the manfrotto pro light red bee 310, Im scared that the tenba can be so big for everyday use. What do you suggest me?
@@guidosignori7416 If you are concerned about it being too large you can simply buy a smaller size. In this video I'm using their biggest version the 32L. They make a 24L and a 20L. I'll provide links below. 32L: tenba.sjv.io/zoqe0 24L: tenba.sjv.io/bx6vk 20L: tenba.sjv.io/2EoXQ
I'm getting this backack soon because my Lowepro one is bursting full. I have the in my current Lowepro backpack a Nikon Z6II camera and Samyang 14mm f2.8, Nikon Z 50mm f1.8 S, Nikon AF-P 70-300mm f4.5-5.6 VR, Sigma 150-600mm f5-6.3 Contemporary and Nikon Z 28mm f2.8 lenses. I also have ND and polarizer filters in a pouch, USB-C cables, a USB-C powerbank, my Oppo Reno 4 5G mobile phone and spare batteries for my Z6II all stuffed in my backpack. So yeah my Lowepro backpack so full it barely shuts, lol. I have a Benro Tortoise 34C tripod with a GX35 ball head on it's way too, I already have an Asus TUFF Gaming 17" laptop and soon i'll be getting a Sasmsung Galaxy Tab S7+ 12.4" tablet all of it will be going into the Axis 32L backpack when I get it. I carry all my gear everyday in my current Lowepro backpack (minus the laptop which won't fit in), even when I don't take photos the sheer weight helps me keep fit as I walk miles everyday to keep fit. So when I get the Axis 32l and fit all my gear in including my laptop and new Benro tripod the weight is going to be HEAVY!!! But hey carrying weight keeps you fit.
That sounds awesome and this backpack is a great bag to fit a lot of gear. ALSO they just released the V2 of this bag which has many improvements over the first one. I hope you enjoy!
@@thecharleskingshow I just looked at the Axis V2 32L and it's smaller than the original. The original has more space inside for cameras and lenses and can hold a 17" laptop. The newer one can only fit a 16" laptop and has less space for lenses and a camera.
There are clear packs which you can put batteries and tenba also makes battery packs that you can mount externally. For me I just use the dividers and put batteris in charges in one spot inside of the bag.
This video is so well done that i can't believe you have so little subscribers.
I know right! Dang TH-cam :-/
I was thinking the same!
Beautiful intro and video! You are going to blow up good sir :) Edits and compositions are on point!
Thanks so much!
thank you so much, great review
My pleasure @guido signori. Happy to help! Thanks for watching!
Im thinking of buy this tenba back pack or the manfrotto pro light red bee 310, Im scared that the tenba can be so big for everyday use. What do you suggest me?
@@guidosignori7416 If you are concerned about it being too large you can simply buy a smaller size. In this video I'm using their biggest version the 32L. They make a 24L and a 20L. I'll provide links below.
32L: tenba.sjv.io/zoqe0
24L: tenba.sjv.io/bx6vk
20L: tenba.sjv.io/2EoXQ
I'm getting this backack soon because my Lowepro one is bursting full. I have the in my current Lowepro backpack a Nikon Z6II camera and Samyang 14mm f2.8, Nikon Z 50mm f1.8 S, Nikon AF-P 70-300mm f4.5-5.6 VR, Sigma 150-600mm f5-6.3 Contemporary and Nikon Z 28mm f2.8 lenses. I also have ND and polarizer filters in a pouch, USB-C cables, a USB-C powerbank, my Oppo Reno 4 5G mobile phone and spare batteries for my Z6II all stuffed in my backpack. So yeah my Lowepro backpack so full it barely shuts, lol. I have a Benro Tortoise 34C tripod with a GX35 ball head on it's way too, I already have an Asus TUFF Gaming 17" laptop and soon i'll be getting a Sasmsung Galaxy Tab S7+ 12.4" tablet all of it will be going into the Axis 32L backpack when I get it. I carry all my gear everyday in my current Lowepro backpack (minus the laptop which won't fit in), even when I don't take photos the sheer weight helps me keep fit as I walk miles everyday to keep fit. So when I get the Axis 32l and fit all my gear in including my laptop and new Benro tripod the weight is going to be HEAVY!!! But hey carrying weight keeps you fit.
That sounds awesome and this backpack is a great bag to fit a lot of gear. ALSO they just released the V2 of this bag which has many improvements over the first one.
I hope you enjoy!
@@thecharleskingshow I just looked at the Axis V2 32L and it's smaller than the original. The original has more space inside for cameras and lenses and can hold a 17" laptop. The newer one can only fit a 16" laptop and has less space for lenses and a camera.
Nice video! Where you place the batteries? Can you place them inside main area, or will they fly around? And also; any cons so far?
There are clear packs which you can put batteries and tenba also makes battery packs that you can mount externally. For me I just use the dividers and put batteris in charges in one spot inside of the bag.
great transition
Thank you!
i appreciate the video, thanks again. keep it up!
My pleasure, I'm glad that you enjoyed!