We actually literally had our first experience of an overhead bin being too small last week after posting this haha. We had even flown into this extremely small airport before and not had issues, but the bins were smaller this time. We ended up strapping one of them into an empty seat, and shoving the other under the seat in front of us and putting our feet on top of it. The stewardess wasn’t stoked about it but I told her there was NO WAY we could check them. I guess the play would be having an even smaller carry-on case if you KNOW you’re going to a super small airport, and keeping batteries and the absolute essentials in there. But you live and you learn I suppose lol

Thanks for the feedback! Inovativ is def the better option if it’s in the budget. Would love to pick one up eventually, but for now our ProAim gets the job done!

@@sammorganmoore why?

@@Gloryvisuals Ive never seen so many bits. you are drowning in bits :)

@@sammorganmoore I'm so confused lol. Care to explain what you mean?

@@Gloryvisuals I dont need free advice on organising my gear. Im giving you some free advice. Leave 75% of your gear at home :)

@@sammorganmoore thanks for that - but this is simply terrible advice lol. We bring (and charge the client for) the gear needed to execute the project. Not only is it more profitable, but if you know what you’re doing it adds to the production value and helps you create better work. Have a nice day!

SmallRig Extended Arca Swiss Plate!

Thank you! Means a lot! We will keep it going!

Thanks so much!!

For sure! The nice thing about TrekPak is once you have enough of it you can almost endlessly reconfigure to suit changing needs. We are about to do a revamp of our case layout again because we got a new drone and are simplifying our E-mount lens lineup

That's awesome! Good luck on the re-pack! And thanks for the comment. We appreciate the support!

@@mikegustafson6679 guessing you’re meaning this as sarcasm, but ironically it’s spot on. Our clients get to see the places we’ve been, that our cases are used and worn, and the fact that we have a personality. And we’ve gotten nothing but positive comments about them 😊 It ain’t that serious homie.

@@ReggieABrown we have a pair of Shure 215 IEMs in one of the zipper pockets in the lid organizer - this is usually how we monitor audio because of the better seal vs over-ears and the lack of space they take up!

Yes and AMEN! Thanks so much brotha, means a lot! God rules 🙌🏼

@@tanner.quintero these are the Nanlite PavoTube II 60XR! Thanks for the comment!

@@timdanyo898 watcha mean about the NPFs? We don’t fly a ton either - but when we do, we def appreciate the 1510 (same goes for the 1535 Air but we don’t have any of those)

@@Gloryvisuals batteries can catch fire if they touch metal and it creates a short circuit. NPFs have those metal connector ends that allow energy transfer to the camera. I noticed when you were putting the NPFs back in the case that they were facing each other’s metal sides. Even though the batteries metal connectors weren’t touching because one was flipped upside the opposite, just seeing the active sides touching made me nervous!

@@timdanyo898 ahh, I see - honestly we don’t really use them anymore so I should just pull them out, but they’re nice to have as a phone powerbank in a pinch. I usually put them all connectors down so they aren’t even close to touching but I must have done it that way for some reason this time. Good catch! Will be more careful about that!

@@Gavinnations those look dope! Spendyyy tho haha. Didn’t know about those when we got ours 6ish years ago, were they a thing back then?

@@arunr4103 those look sweet! Would def have to check them though if you ever travel. Sometimes I do wish the 1510 was deeper but it’s just the right size for us for our bodies, lenses and other accessories.

@@JowiiTV thank you! These are the storage racks from Costco!

I’ll work on it! We’ve got a Kit page so I’ll update it and post the link to the description!

It’s purpose is as a kicker. Normally I’d have it out of the shot but the whole point of our setup is to have gear in the background. It’s set to 1% brightness 😊

@@JoATTech it definitely is, but in the long-term with how modular it is, I think it pays off. We went through several sets of foam as we reconfigured and it got beat up from use

@@Gloryvisuals But it depends how big the changes are for the trekpak. If they are revolutionary, the included excess might be not enough :D. I know that from experience :D. Also if you are from 1st world country it's not that expensive. For me it's 4 times more expensive, cause our currency is shit (1/4 of a dollar - but the price is the same as in US).

@@ScheelPhillip hey thanks!! 😊

@@kyleranney thanks homie! Def fits a lot more and seems to protect just as well. Makes them a lot heavier tho with all the crap you can fit in em 😂

@@connorquigvids aw dang that’s a bummer. Do you have a 1510 or similar? We used to keep just the blimp handle and mics in one of those, but the boompole always just got tossed in the mix and was getting banged up

@@Gloryvisuals I wish we owned a single pelican case of any kind 😂

@@connorquigvids you’ll get there!

@@jwaugh3 Sincerely appreciate the feedback! Will definitely try to make intros more engaging. Appreciate you watching and for the comment!

LOL. When the editor doesn’t write the title 😂

@@Gloryvisuals hahaha I love it

@@MSMImage we used a standard 6mm black laminated label for a Brother P-Touch label maker - but the aluminum tags are from Cam Creaux. Link to labels in description!

Thanks so much! We appreciate the love and support!

@@Gloryvisuals I'm thinking about converting to creating content about creating content 😆

Just checked it out - going to message ProAim for sure! WE have actually had a wheel fall off before while pushing the cart up the ramp. Since then we REALLY tightened them all down. Honestly, might just Liquid Nails them permanently on since we never break our cart down anyways LOL

Yo, thank you so much for the feedback! That's amazing, do you design for specific brands or just for your own use? Would love to check out your stuff. There's usually a few things I'd change about most brands' accessories, but I'm no 3D Designer so I have to roll with what I feel is best that's out there.

Yep, it caused the sheet metal on the bottom to buckle when turning the cart. It maybe would have held up for awhile but it was only a matter of time before it would have been an issue. The plywood sheet fixed it up nicely though - still going strong!

Hey! The lens is the Sigma 24-70 Art (gen1) and the diffusion is the K&F Concept Black 1/4 Mist

Yup, arca is becoming the go-to! Thanks for watching!

I really hope they expand this system - namely with the Sony T8 rosettes would be great, and adding support for different anti-twist like SmallHD etc. rather than just ARRI! But it’s definitely an innovative system and we have had zero issues in over a year of relying on Hawklock!

Thanks for watching and commenting!! I love seeing how different people build their cameras for different use cases!

“Another one” - DJ Khaled 😂

Thanks for dropping a comment!

These are from Cam Creaux - Pelican TrekPak labels! Absolutely love them.

You’re right, def should! I just added our Kit.co link in the description, but I need to add the rigging and cage etc. onto the page. Will get on that! Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

@@Gloryvisualshey still looking for the link to that extended Swiss plate 😅

KZbin isn’t letting me paste the link in a comment, but if you search B&H for “SmallRig Extended Arca-Type Quick Release Plate for DJI RS2” you should find it!

@@Gloryvisuals thank you just found it!!

Hahaha thanks for watching!

That's awesome! So are you using the NPF970 directly attached to the Shinobi? Doesn't seem there's another option without the D-Tap on the battery. Totally subjective to my own opinion, but I MUCH prefer having the battery off-monitor as it balances much better for handheld and glidecam work and has a lower center of gravity, but if you're on a gimbal with a monitor attached separately I suppose it wouldn't matter. But that's the great thing about rigs these days -- you can build it out to suit your shooting style! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@Gloryvisuals I did do the testing with the battery mounted on the monitor but I plan to change the setup to have the battery behind the camera as you did in this rig, to get a better balance when handheld :)

@@WeiselFalso only problem is that NPF only has a USB-C out and not a Dtap, so you can really only power the camera from it and not both unless you have a workaround - which if you do I wanna hear it! Lol

Thanks! FX6 build out is coming out soon! Stay tuned!

Thanks! This has been such a solid option for us! Let us know if you have any questions!

Thanks!! We appreciate it. It was a smart move for us. We can now feel safe loading it up and the wheels not snapping off or something lol

@@Gloryvisuals Yeah, I checked out a lot of carts at NAB this year. So many new options in the cart market these days. Gotta love my proaim gear!