Really nice video man! Much of ideas of how I would like to extend my gear and what I should consider. Definitely helpful on what to bring and especially what not!
I've owned the Peak Design 30L bag for about 5 years now and have traveled all over the place with it and absolutely LOVE IT. I Currently It has enough space and I can configure it to hold my R5C with the RF 70-200 F4 in the top flap. I can then also carry the RF 14-35 F4, Hasselblad X1D, 45mm and 135mm with TC in this bag. I have some extra room for a small microphone and a small V-mount Battery to keep the R5C running if shooting more video. If I don't take the Hasselblad 135mm I can easily fit my DJI Drone in there with batteries and controller. I never know how I make it all fit but It fits.
Thanks dude! This version fits quite easily mounted on the R5. If using a slightly longer 70-200 you may need to configure it upright, but this one fits well!
When I was 12 my mom took me to the LV on Bloor Street in Toronto. I had my fake LV from kislux on my arm and thought I was cute. The sweet sales ladies let me try on a bag and a pair of heels knowing we were not wealthy and couldn't afford to purchase anything. It as really nice. No one seemed to care I had a fake bag and I felt special. They even gave me a paper shopping bag which I used as a lunch bag for weeks after! :) Who cares if people don't have real ones? I'm 30 now and ironically, although I can afford them I still prefer real people with fake bags than fake people with real bags. Just saying :) (not that everyone who carries a real one is bad or vice versa.) Just means I don't care if people carry fakes.
Nice video and I liked your selection of lenses all stored in a compact 20L bag. It doesn't appear that you pack the hoods for the lenses, though. Is that correct? It is a lot easier to pack a small travel bag without the hoods but I worry about potential impact on contrast and flares. What has been your experience?
Thanks so much! This is a great point and something I see people mentioning quite a lot. I tend to find them only getting in the way when packing and especially more for video trying to add and remove filters is the main reason I tend not to carry them. I think ideally you should use them when worried about flaring etc, but personally I haven't had any real issues. Definitely more obvious for some types of photography also!
Your kit and bag is basically the same as mine, the only difference is that I'm on Sony and my secondary bag is the PD 3L sling which fits in the top of the 20L and does dual duty as a tech pouch.
Ayy nice! I often throw my 6L sling in my suitcase if I'm travelling and tend to use that most days, unless I need a bit more I'll take the backpack out.
@@TKNORTH Ya that's the nice thing about the Canon 70-200 f2.8. It fits in the 6L sling. For me, I use the 3L sling when I only need the two primes. If I know I'll want the 70-200, I have to bring the backpack.
Peak design is amazing backpack. I own it and also National geographic, Lowepro, Cullman and also recently the new Ulanzi BP10 35L came to me.. and you no what? No one from them can store my Black Magic Camera with Battery grip attached + Side Handgrip attached + big Lens mounted. No one! And it fits Peak Design 20L just fine!. And i don;t have to store my setup unmounted, and play as Rubik's cube once i get it off from backpack. So that's true Run N Gun backpack!
Does the PD strap clip not bother you/make you feel unbalanced when walking with the camera on it? I l love the idea but I feel like one shoulder gets more stressed and tired when I use it.
I've been debating on a camera bag for a while but it seems like every bag screams "I'm a camera bag and full of expensive equipment, rob me" however this bag your using is very sleek. Would you recommend the 15L for someone who has a mirror less and 2 lenses and iPad? As oppose to the 20L
I have the same bag, but the way the camera is supposed to be pulled out on swing around mode is not even close to the way you do it. Try swinging the bag around your LEFT shoulder, unzip with right hand, and grab camera. This is regardless of you being right or left handed, because cameras are all made for right-handed use.
I think this pouch only comes in the standard pack without the charging case. So it includes only 1 mic, transmitter, windscreen, all the cables you need. I didn't opt for the charging case personally, just decided to keep it as small as possible. Quite easy to top up via USB-C which I always have on me 👍🏻
@@TKNORTH got it! I have the charging case, there is always a time where I need 2 people mic’d but I do love the idea of the small case for just 1 receiver and transmitter for packing lighter.
Simply charges by USB-C. Both receiver and transmitter 👍 This little soft case is what it comes in when you buy it on its own without the charging case.
Hi! congrats for your channel!To be honest I can't believe that you don't carry with you a second mirrorless camera...what would you do if your R5 suddenly stop working?
Thanks for that! I've travelled with 2 for many years... but I can't say I've ever had a Canon just stop working, even my first 1000D is still kicking. So lets hope thst never happens 😅
Still prefer Thule Bag because yiu can take lots of camera gears and also a lot of extra things like clothes, food and so on in the largest separate compartment of all camera bags… they are the best for that
Haha you can find it on Etsy! The store name is BokehCameraStraps - the name of this one is just "Climbing Rope Camera strap with Quick Release Anchor Links" - should be able to find it here!
Y’all know where I can get a good/beginner lense like I want that is good enough to take shots of bears at Yellowstone but like in 100-400 range since I can’t afford one and that can fit on a canon m50 m2
With the updates to the R6 MII there's probably less reasons to go for the R5 now. The original R6 definitely isn't as well setup to quickly switch between photo and video which I always find annoying but the MII makes this very easy with custom modes for both. I use custom video modes for my R5 all the time, saved for each of the different frame rates. The only obvious ones are the resolution (but honestly 24mp is enough for me 99% of the time) and also no 4k 120fps on the R6 II - if you think you'll get a lot of use out of 4k 120fps it could be a deciding factor. I personally never use 8k so that's not really a deciding one for me. Potentially the better weather sealing on the R5 is nice if you like to shoot in rough conditions. Those are the main ones for me 😊
@@TKNORTH thank you so much for answering! I’m so insecure about this investment, and I want to have freedom for 5 years, with no need to upgrade the house and use money to build up my lenses and other gear. I hear that r6m2 have better autofocus, 40fps, no record limit(which isn’t a problem anyway). But I’m thinking about 24megapixel is enough, which I have no idea about. Is the weather sealing better with r5? Thank you for responding!
@@klungnesberg Welcome dude! Honestly I think 24mp is enough for most uses. The only benefit for anything larger than this is if you want to really crop in on your images, or wish to print them quite largely. But even at 24mp if cropping just for things like social media, you still have plenty of room to work with. I believe the R6 models still have pretty decent weather sealing, but not quite as good as the R5. So this may only be an issue in really extreme conditions - I think for most people and uses the weather sealing in the R6 would be more than enough! Hope that helps somewhat :)
Nice setup! Personally I would go 24mm. But this might depend a lot on what you like to shoot? 24mm I like for wider portraits, general scenes like street photos and some landscapes. Then 16mm is more useful for those wider landscapes, wide city & architectural type shots and potentially vlogging.
I still love my Shimoda bags but decided to give this one a try for my next trip. I will see how it compares to the Urban explore after a bit more use!
I know that you also received the Shimoda Urban Explorer 20L bag….just wondering how this one compares to that. Which do you prefer and why? I’m trying to make my mind up on these 2 bags. Thanks for your great reviews!!
I definitely find benefits to both! If you prefer side + rear access (which I sometimes do, the Shimoda is the go). But if trying to fit a bit more camera gear - the layout of the Peak Design can definitely fit a bit more, just because the Urban Explore has its seperate top compartment for non-camera gear. Both are really great bags though! I mostly just wanted to try out the Peak Design and probably picked it at the moment just because I can fit a bit more. If I had the 25L Urban Explore it might be a different story!
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24 and 50mm is the killer set
Yeaah buddy! My favs
Now that Sony 24-50 makes a ton of sense
Grab the 85 for the holy trinity 😭
For me it 35mm, 70-200mm, 50mm
I'd need only 800 mm f6.3 and 600 mm f4.0
Always curious on your bag, thanks!
Thanks for checking it out!
One of the better what’s in my bag videos!
Thanks so much dude!
What is the the camera strap? I need one!
Really nice video man! Much of ideas of how I would like to extend my gear and what I should consider. Definitely helpful on what to bring and especially what not!
I've owned the Peak Design 30L bag for about 5 years now and have traveled all over the place with it and absolutely LOVE IT. I Currently It has enough space and I can configure it to hold my R5C with the RF 70-200 F4 in the top flap. I can then also carry the RF 14-35 F4, Hasselblad X1D, 45mm and 135mm with TC in this bag. I have some extra room for a small microphone and a small V-mount Battery to keep the R5C running if shooting more video. If I don't take the Hasselblad 135mm I can easily fit my DJI Drone in there with batteries and controller. I never know how I make it all fit but It fits.
Love your photos - great work!
Great video! Love the gear. Where did you get your S24 Ultra case?
It looks to be from Casetify
Thanks so much! And this is correct! It is from Casefify
I often watch videos.
Please enjoy it when you come to Tokyo again.
From a Japanese viewer
Thank you so much! I very much look forward to getting back to Tokyo again!
Safe travels, and best of luck with the marathon! 👍🏼
Thanks so much mate! I might need it 😂
I love your setup! Can you fit R5 with 70-200 mounted on in the backpack?
Thanks dude! This version fits quite easily mounted on the R5. If using a slightly longer 70-200 you may need to configure it upright, but this one fits well!
Great Video!
Thanks for sharing
When I was 12 my mom took me to the LV on Bloor Street in Toronto. I had my fake LV from kislux on my arm and thought I was cute. The sweet sales ladies let me try on a bag and a pair of heels knowing we were not wealthy and couldn't afford to purchase anything. It as really nice. No one seemed to care I had a fake bag and I felt special. They even gave me a paper shopping bag which I used as a lunch bag for weeks after! :) Who cares if people don't have real ones? I'm 30 now and ironically, although I can afford them I still prefer real people with fake bags than fake people with real bags. Just saying :) (not that everyone who carries a real one is bad or vice versa.) Just means I don't care if people carry fakes.
Nice video and I liked your selection of lenses all stored in a compact 20L bag. It doesn't appear that you pack the hoods for the lenses, though. Is that correct? It is a lot easier to pack a small travel bag without the hoods but I worry about potential impact on contrast and flares. What has been your experience?
Thanks so much! This is a great point and something I see people mentioning quite a lot. I tend to find them only getting in the way when packing and especially more for video trying to add and remove filters is the main reason I tend not to carry them. I think ideally you should use them when worried about flaring etc, but personally I haven't had any real issues. Definitely more obvious for some types of photography also!
Nice set up man! Good luck in Tokyo!
Thank you my dude!!!
Your kit and bag is basically the same as mine, the only difference is that I'm on Sony and my secondary bag is the PD 3L sling which fits in the top of the 20L and does dual duty as a tech pouch.
Ayy nice! I often throw my 6L sling in my suitcase if I'm travelling and tend to use that most days, unless I need a bit more I'll take the backpack out.
@@TKNORTH Ya that's the nice thing about the Canon 70-200 f2.8. It fits in the 6L sling. For me, I use the 3L sling when I only need the two primes. If I know I'll want the 70-200, I have to bring the backpack.
The wallpaper on your s24 ultra is super cool, where did you get it?
Oh thank you, I actually made it. Just a timelapse I took in Tokyo!
Cool desk mat! Where’s it from? 1:35
Peak design is amazing backpack. I own it and also National geographic, Lowepro, Cullman and also recently the new Ulanzi BP10 35L came to me.. and you no what? No one from them can store my Black Magic Camera with Battery grip attached + Side Handgrip attached + big Lens mounted. No one! And it fits Peak Design 20L just fine!. And i don;t have to store my setup unmounted, and play as Rubik's cube once i get it off from backpack. So that's true Run N Gun backpack!
Where can I get similar desk mat?1:35
Literally my kit... but Canon instead of Sony. 24/50 and 70-200 is the way to go.
Does the PD strap clip not bother you/make you feel unbalanced when walking with the camera on it? I l love the idea but I feel like one shoulder gets more stressed and tired when I use it.
I've been debating on a camera bag for a while but it seems like every bag screams "I'm a camera bag and full of expensive equipment, rob me" however this bag your using is very sleek. Would you recommend the 15L for someone who has a mirror less and 2 lenses and iPad? As oppose to the 20L
Hey, would you have a more affordable recommendation for a good photo/video editing Monitor ?
I don’t miss a day a week kislux This show..
what strap do you use and where did you get it?
I have the same bag, but the way the camera is supposed to be pulled out on swing around mode is not even close to the way you do it. Try swinging the bag around your LEFT shoulder, unzip with right hand, and grab camera. This is regardless of you being right or left handed, because cameras are all made for right-handed use.
oo i need that strap! you have link?
What’s that little pouch that you have the DJI mics in? Thx!
It's actually just the pouch it came in! Keep in mind I just purchased the mic and transmitter on its own - not with the larger charger etc.
I’m actually looking at getting this bag myself for day use and travel. Do you think it will handle at 5DmkIV with a 100-400?
Are you using the peak design capture clip on it?
which camera do you use for TH-cam videos?
Any chance you have a link for that bracelet?
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I just subscribe
May i know what background music was that? It's so cozy!!
It's a nice vibe hey! It's called Sleepy + Hungry by Baegel. I have a link to Epidemic Sound in the description if you want to try it out!
Thanks!
What’s the pouch for the DJI mics? And do you just use for the day instead of the case when you know you won’t need to charge.
I think this pouch only comes in the standard pack without the charging case. So it includes only 1 mic, transmitter, windscreen, all the cables you need. I didn't opt for the charging case personally, just decided to keep it as small as possible. Quite easy to top up via USB-C which I always have on me 👍🏻
@@TKNORTH got it! I have the charging case, there is always a time where I need 2 people mic’d but I do love the idea of the small case for just 1 receiver and transmitter for packing lighter.
What case is the Dji mic 😮 how do you charge it without the case 😮
Simply charges by USB-C. Both receiver and transmitter 👍 This little soft case is what it comes in when you buy it on its own without the charging case.
your colour grading looks similar to that of Pat Kay :)
Hi! congrats for your channel!To be honest I can't believe that you don't carry with you a second mirrorless camera...what would you do if your R5 suddenly stop working?
Thanks for that! I've travelled with 2 for many years... but I can't say I've ever had a Canon just stop working, even my first 1000D is still kicking. So lets hope thst never happens 😅
If you come to visit Sicily (where I live) I may give you my r6 as a back up camera, just in case🙂 @@TKNORTH
good luck in srilanka 🇱🇰❤️
Still prefer Thule Bag because yiu can take lots of camera gears and also a lot of extra things like clothes, food and so on in the largest separate compartment of all camera bags… they are the best for that
What is the weight of your bag and equipment?
Big bag n Big tingz
haha big big big bro!
I just want the link for the camera strap! Lol😊
Haha you can find it on Etsy! The store name is BokehCameraStraps - the name of this one is just "Climbing Rope Camera strap with Quick Release Anchor Links" - should be able to find it here!
Thanks Mate!
@@TKNORTH
Y’all know where I can get a good/beginner lense like I want that is good enough to take shots of bears at Yellowstone but like in 100-400 range since I can’t afford one and that can fit on a canon m50 m2
Why the everyday zip over the everyday bag?
will you recommend the r5 over r6 mark ii for hybrid shooting, both street, wildlife, travel and video work?
With the updates to the R6 MII there's probably less reasons to go for the R5 now. The original R6 definitely isn't as well setup to quickly switch between photo and video which I always find annoying but the MII makes this very easy with custom modes for both. I use custom video modes for my R5 all the time, saved for each of the different frame rates.
The only obvious ones are the resolution (but honestly 24mp is enough for me 99% of the time) and also no 4k 120fps on the R6 II - if you think you'll get a lot of use out of 4k 120fps it could be a deciding factor. I personally never use 8k so that's not really a deciding one for me. Potentially the better weather sealing on the R5 is nice if you like to shoot in rough conditions. Those are the main ones for me 😊
@@TKNORTH thank you so much for answering! I’m so insecure about this investment, and I want to have freedom for 5 years, with no need to upgrade the house and use money to build up my lenses and other gear.
I hear that r6m2 have better autofocus, 40fps, no record limit(which isn’t a problem anyway). But I’m thinking about 24megapixel is enough, which I have no idea about. Is the weather sealing better with r5? Thank you for responding!
@@klungnesberg Welcome dude! Honestly I think 24mp is enough for most uses. The only benefit for anything larger than this is if you want to really crop in on your images, or wish to print them quite largely. But even at 24mp if cropping just for things like social media, you still have plenty of room to work with. I believe the R6 models still have pretty decent weather sealing, but not quite as good as the R5. So this may only be an issue in really extreme conditions - I think for most people and uses the weather sealing in the R6 would be more than enough! Hope that helps somewhat :)
@@TKNORTHthank you so much! It really helps! I’m gonna go for r6m2 and when the r5m3 arrives I have a lot more knowledge to decide furthermore 🙏
Rf50 1.2 on the way for my r6ii, now I’m just deciding between rf24 prime or 16mm… any recommendations
Nice setup! Personally I would go 24mm. But this might depend a lot on what you like to shoot? 24mm I like for wider portraits, general scenes like street photos and some landscapes. Then 16mm is more useful for those wider landscapes, wide city & architectural type shots and potentially vlogging.
I am also going to Tokyo. :D
Love your attitude about this bag and not caring about what people will say. kislux You are right keep your head up and no your priorities.
Do you sell your photos?
what is this "mousepad" called
It’s actually just a cutting mat! Mostly used for sewing I think haha
@@TKNORTH nice just found out my dad is using one all the time xD
No bag shimoda?
I still love my Shimoda bags but decided to give this one a try for my next trip. I will see how it compares to the Urban explore after a bit more use!
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I am happy to have m43…
I know that you also received the Shimoda Urban Explorer 20L bag….just wondering how this one compares to that. Which do you prefer and why? I’m trying to make my mind up on these 2 bags. Thanks for your great reviews!!
I definitely find benefits to both! If you prefer side + rear access (which I sometimes do, the Shimoda is the go). But if trying to fit a bit more camera gear - the layout of the Peak Design can definitely fit a bit more, just because the Urban Explore has its seperate top compartment for non-camera gear.
Both are really great bags though! I mostly just wanted to try out the Peak Design and probably picked it at the moment just because I can fit a bit more. If I had the 25L Urban Explore it might be a different story!
@@TKNORTH … Thanks so much for the response….its really appreciated! Cheers!!
I'd need only 800 mm f6.3 and 600 mm f4.0 🔭🔭😅
omg, sooo many equipments... really needed?!
Spend less money and caméra but Travel more. Thé life better than thé last camera body......not new
I simply hate backpacks with side loads.
Make video's in hindi (indian language ) & get million of views 🇮🇳
Too much gear
Checking his clothes because he’s carrying too much gear. Do more with less lenses.
Love your attitude about this bag and not caring about what people will say. kislux You are right keep your head up and no your priorities.