This camera bag is pretty epic || iFootage Beava Bags Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- New camera bags from iFootage that are perfect for every creator? Yep. I tested out all four new camera bags locally and on a trip to Iceland. They stood the test of water, sand, wind, and rain. I think these bags meet many needs for photographers and videographers of varying types. Which bag do you think you'll try?
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Anxiety with taking your gear outside resonates. Really looking forward to the Iceland series. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for commenting :)
I'm excited to share it as well (as I furiously keep editing some of it up, haha)
Excellent video. I love the super impressed face. Never be afraid to face your fears. It will always make you a better person. I love to see you breaking out of your cocoon and becoming the beautiful butterfly you always were meant to be.
Thanks! Facing fears seem daunting at times, but glad I did it - very empowering
@@FellowFilmmaker I used to have a lot of fears but really have very few now. I learned to face things and look at my fears as challenges, and I never back down from a challenge so it made it easy to embrace my fears and defeat them. Life is difficult and full of obstacles. It is easy to shy away from them but I've learned to embrace them and use them as motivation. Once you get through the first few the rest becomes easier. I almost said easy but almost nothing in life that matters is ever easy
I like that you said it gets easier, because you're right it's never just easy. Practice gives you experience which is helpful to fight the voices that say you can't do something. Perfection is hardly the goal. :D
@@FellowFilmmaker Try to stay in the mindset that you can do anything, because you can. It is never easy but you can do anything you want.
I'm looking forward to the Iceland videos! I'm sure they will be awesome!
I'm excited to share them! First one will drop next week!
Looking forward to more from Iceland! Now i see why you kept teasing a something! 😊😉
Haha, I'm glad you're excited!
And yeah! Super neat, but had to keep it under wraps for awhile since the launch day kept changing :D
I’ll be watching. Thanks for sharing this story.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks for sharing and I can relate to being a filmmaking hermit. Pretty awesome you went to Iceland! 💪I look forward to watching the videos.
Awesome! Thank you!
Great video. Loving those last two bags for sure. 😎
They are super awesome! Think you'll try them out?
I think so. Also, I’m watching the end section about your pitch to them in the Iceland trip. Very cool! Great to get out of your comfort zone isn’t it?
Yeah, it def is helpful to push yourself and do things that are slightly scary at the time :D
Excited to share the journey
The social anxiety portion of this is so relatable.
Really looking forward to the Iceland series....you've done well with your anxiety, well done!!! Keep up the good work!!
thank you very much! I appreciate the kind support
Such a badass story! So awesome you challenged yourself, and then to have iFootage accept your offer and sponsor your excursion. So freaking awesome!
And don't sweat or feel bad about the anxiety thing. I shoot Real Estate for that exact reason. If you're out and about with a camera it just grabs people's attention, and as an introvert it makes me anxious and uncomfortable. But give me a vacant property and I'm in heaven, lol. Even on family trips when everyone's expecting you to have your camera for great memories I get anxious.
Anyway, congrats on the sweet gig and look forward to your shorts and conclusion.
Thanks! It is really cool they were on board with the whole idea I pitched them :)
Glad I'm not the only introvert out here, haha
It gets crazy in the head, don't it?
What a wonderfully thorough review of these bags. The footage of you with them is also just awesome. I am so looking forward to the long video of your excursion. Looks very exciting and intriguing. What a great place to capture footage. That roll-a-round bag and the shoulder bag are looking very handy for my type of work.
I have a fair amount of backpacking experience, so a question I have about the 50L and 35L backpacks is does either, or both, have an "internal frame" that assures all the weight is attached to your hips, and the shoulder straps basically just keep the pack upright rather than setting weight on your shoulders? Getting the weight on your hips and legs, instead of your back, is the secret to comfortable and endurance backpacking.
I hope I am not over-stepping my bounds in regards to your social anxiety, but if any part of that is based on how you feel people will perceive you, you have such a warm, approachable, and engaging personality that people will instantly be comfortable around you and confident that you are a friendly person with whom they can converse. This personality is also worn on your face, so most people can recognize this instantly.
Glad you enjoyed the review! :D
And to answer your question: the 50L has a steel frame (that curved part) so it def helps with distribution. The smaller bag does not have this so it's a bit more work on the shoulders and back. I did love how the 50L fit and kept the weight in my legs and hips.
And thank you for the kind remarks! The social anxiety stems from overthinking scenarios and assuming negative situations will arise, not so much on my personality. I rather like my personality :D Glad it's well accepted here as well!
Hope you'll enjoy all the exciting content coming out
@@FellowFilmmaker - Ah, well that's good for the 50L having the built-in frame. That's a life saver. Perhaps they weren't thinking people would be able to fit enough in the smaller one to make it heavy enough to warrant a frame? Who knows.
Thank you for the enlightenment on your situation. I know I don't know, so it's nice to get some insight. It's awesome to see you working on it!!
…..WOW! that’s epic! Amazing
Well thanks! Super cool opportunity for sure
Fantastic! Thank you so much for making this video: I absolutely love how you combine a review with the challenge to face a a personal fear. Kudos to you and iFootage for sponsoring this trip. Looking forward to great video content coming up!
Glad you enjoyed it! And excited to share the content! :D
Once again iFootage creates more well thought out high quality products. I like the roller bag and the small pouch. I’m proud of you for opening up about your anxiety issues. I can relate. I appreciate your honesty.
A great opportunity to do a “what’s in my bag” video. :D
Thanks Jeff :D And yes those bags were really neat! I'm rather enjoying them.
I certainly was worried to share about my anxiety but I'm hoping it'll help others who face similar issues. :D
Haha, I could have done that! I do feel the what's in my bag video has been done so many times tho! Gotta find a unique angle if I'm gonna do that
@@FellowFilmmaker true. :)
I can relate (because I personally know that fears about confrontations and gear being taken are founded); however, when I am passionate enough about the story I am covering/telling, it is enough to get me out of the house to do what needs to be done. I found your channel a few days ago, and I've been binge watching your how-to videos. Your use of b-roll and post-production effort is definitely several notches above others in the genre. Also, making it work in a modest sized studio is useful because that's the situation I think most of us content creators are in.
Hope you have a great time on your trip. Thank you for your videos.
I'm glad you've been enjoying the channel! Thanks for commenting too, hope to see you in the comment more :)
Great video as always!!!
Thanks! :D
Thanks for the detailed review. It's so annoying that every product marketed to a certain market segment costs 3 times more - "orthopedic shoes", "backpack for a motorcycle", "inner bag for a surfboard" etc.
As someone who walks outdoor with a gimbal, camera body, lenses, batteries and chargers, I prefer a rigid insert or divider to put inside a hiking /carry bag. as someone who hikes 300 miles ~ a year, 8 pounds bag is ridiculously heavy. it's more than the camera and lenses...but I was impressed with your great idea to go to Iceland :)
Yeah that's a good point
The 50L has as steel frame in it, for support, which does wonders, but adds that weight for sure
Always inspiring to see what you are accomplishing and how you’re breaking down the walls around you. Excited to see the rest of the content. 😊
Never let your fire go out 🔥 ❤
Thanks! Im excited to share the journey I've been on.
Thanks for your support
Having your gear insured will help with the anxiety. It did for me. But I still worry when there are a lot of people around my gear. I always worry if I walk more than 3 feet from it, someone will grab it and run. So I feel ya on that front.
Yeah, I have insurance, but the stress is still there I guess
glad I'm not the only one tho that has these odd moments of stress when out
No reason to be embarrassed about anything. Everyone has their fears and congrats on facing yours💥
Thank you, I appreciate that :D
Awesome overview! Good to see you get outside 😁I’m really surprised these bags aren’t waterproof. They seem so oversized with minimum storage space, weather-proofing seems like the least they could offer. Big travel bag should offer a ton of storage.
Yeah I was sad they weren't totally waterproof as well, guess they havent figured out how to get zippers to not leak.
great stuff! thanks for the detailed review... 🙂 i am looking at getting the 35L roller, but not able to take a decision as i don't see the internal dimensions anywhere - it would be great if they could provide these in their website, just like tenba cineluxe! any chance you still have the roller with you and would you be able to provide them ? cheers !
Sure thing:
L 18"
H 6"
W 9"
For the height I measured from the bottom to where the flap comes down of that insert that allows for flat storage over what's in the main area.
@@FellowFilmmaker thank you 🙂
Fantastic Video! Pity that the rolling bag cannot accommodate a laptop. I am actually looking to getting a rolling bag that can do that.
It kinda can in that top section, I did that a few times. Not designated I suppose, but still worked
@@FellowFilmmaker 🤙🏽🤙🏽
Thanks!
Thank you! :D
@@FellowFilmmaker BTW. Really proud of you making the leap and going to Iceland. Hope you had a great time✈
is the roller small enough to pass for a carry-on on flights?
For many yes, might be worth checking the sizes based on airline
Hey if you dont mind me asking wgat fonts do you use i am really a fan of them
I'm using Avenir Next font :D
@@FellowFilmmaker thank you so much truly appreciate it
You're very welcome :D