i am encouraged to buy 35mm f1.8 as a beginnner photographer. thanks.

Nah, I'll stick with WNDRD. Their CEO hasn't freely offered my information to the government, when the government didn't even ask. Not a fan of snitches, either. What an unbelievably out-of-touch move by the CEO of Peak Design.

Any worries about the placement of the straps, and the force it puts on the zipper?

Lumix S5ii is also great in low light as far as I know.

Would you buy from a 🐀 ?

Appreciate the review! Adventure bag looks dope!

I really wish they make a bag that takes the good parts of the outdoor series and the everyday series

Well the timing on this couldnt be worse

Absolute best review. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for being real. ❤

PD has abysmal customer service- one horrible experience was enough for me.

Thank you again for this informative perspective on the 50-55mm focal length. I'm having the debate at the moment around purchasing 35mm or a 50mm lens. I have several 35s, a 50mm m-mount and a 65mm F2 which is a really lovely lens but a bit too telephoto at time. The 24-70 f2.8 at times can be heavy especially as a walk around combo. A 50mm focal length might split the difference for me. Any thoughts?

Would be nice to know if you can offload the digital photos to a computer for printing on th kidamento

What about the Sigma 90mm?

28mm is the best

Thanks for this review, I think it is pretty helpful at least for me. I am evaluating between this backpack and the new Outdoors 45l Peak design backpack as a 1 bag traveling solution. In some way this one looks a little bit more padded for camera protection in case of hitting hard surfaces, and somehow looks also a little bit more spacious from capacity standpoint. What do you think and what would you suggest between the 2 for a 1 bag travel with only a small camera cube?

This is so timely.

Review atlas packs! My picks are shimoda, atlas and now this one I’m trying out

Did you get to try whether a probe and shovel fit the Stretchy Pocket on the Back?

why does the brown color cost more than black or sage? Also, any ideas on making the straps more comfy?

Quick question! I got one of these lens filters, but it’s a bit big for any of the lenses that I have. Is there any way it can be adapted to fit? Thank you!

The bag is good. I have it. My greatest complaints are the hooks they use for the waist belt and the chest strap. Its a pain to take off and put on. Its almost always a two handed affair. Putting on and taking off the waist belt is ALWAYS two handed. Its is a real pain. They could have just used a military style clasp or a magnetic clasp if they wanted it to be low profile. But no, its gotta be that stupid hook. Oh and don't forget it is nearly impossible to tighten or loosen the waist belt when its on, due to its design. Putting it on or taking it off takes about 5 times longer than a usual fast buckle. You have to stop walking, look down, grab it with both hands and do it up or take it off. And you can't adjust its length without taking the bag off. Even then its a pain.

Thanks for the review by the way great video.

Just purchased the model k for my niece as a Christmas present hope she likes it.

Thank you! This was a very coherent explaination of polarizing filters. I especially liked the cautions about what to avoid. Again, thanks!

Could you please tell Which one is best between Sony A7r5 , r4 and Canon Eos R6 mark 2, For both low light photography as well as day time photography ?

4:07 chest strap is horribly uncomfortable

can you change/upgrade the head?

1:50 I was curious to find out which camera is the best for low light video, and it is STILL the A7S3, wow! After all these years, it is STILL remain the king of low light, wow!

Cheers for making this one! One question I've got that I've not been able to find the answer to is can the xs camera cube be attached to the inside of the bag using the clips in any way?

Only problem is the A7ii has 1080p video

The 6,400 ISO used in this comparison vid arguably put the A7siii to a disadvantage. In real-life, I’d shoot photos using either native ISO 99% of the time and most other A7siii shooters might do the same purposely to get cleaner shots. Using A7siii as a workhorse for more than 3 years now. Test results might be more fair if native ISOs are used as the baseline.

I’m in Colorado too. We should do collab 💪🏻 cool video by the way.

PD’s attempt to compete with Shimoda.. sorry but it’s not even close. If you want a serious outdoor adventure photo bag, there’s only one. This dude clearly reading off a marketing sheet given to him by PD

Hi, what's the height if you condense the top as much as possible including the cube? I'm looking for a bag for personal item, but regulations in EU are 40cm (15.75 inches) max. Thanks!

Rokinon and Samyang are the same company. Great video.

A7S iii is the best ,when we talk about clean image, second dual gain iso is the most high than any series & other brand chart Base & dual gain iso in still/photo mode a7iii : 100 & 640 a7S III : 80 & 1600 a7 IV : 100 & 400 a7r V : 100 & 300 A1 : 100 & 400

How's the ttartisan 35mm f1.8?

I actually like using the 85mm for landscapes; picking up on your point that it "helps to remove clutter" in your photos, but also helps you avoid taking "what's the point" landscape views, by encouraging you to introduce foreground focal points into your composition which may otherwise be missed, if zooming between 70-200mm. As a longtime film user, I remember when even expensive wide aperture Canon FD zooms had poor definition compared with primes and in those days like today I preferred taking out a relatively light 85mm f1.8 together with a compact f2 24mm prime lens on a days hiking expedition. Great video btw!

Why don’t you just shoot it in medium size raw it still has 26mp and is full frame, then if you really want a high res photo shoot at the full 61mp best of both worlds 👍🏻

These are pretty cool but I’m looking for a thermal camera designed by kids for adults.

Brenda...excellent job explaining the why 35mm is such a versatile focal length and its limitations. Concise, clean and conversational/didactic is what I enjoy about your presentation style. Keep up the great and you've earned yourselves a new subscribe. Cheers!

Whew...now I can breathe. Thank you.

Did it drain your battery if you left it on your camera?

Is the shimoda bag a carry on size? Can’t tell here.

We want reviews, this is just a specs sheet

Mechanical shutter speed is literallly the only downside. If this was 30 fps, ...it would unquestionably be the flagship. For the price, there is no better camera.

Nevertheless the 35 2.0 from Canon ist one of the most underrated lenses. Use it with love, espspecially combined with the 85 1.2 on weddings an more. Greets

Any chance of review of the 25l bag?

nice vid!

What is inside of viewfinders of all that kids cams? Are they optical? For example Kidamento Model K