How much Camera Gear in ONE BAG? (Shimoda Action X70 overview)

[@Levi_Allen]

This video has sooo much in it. Lots of secret scenes from projects I've been working on for months. The video turned into a bit of a documentary style shoot, and I am really proud of the result. I tried my best to share my philosophy behind which gear is necessary and when to leave some of it at home. Let me know what you think!

[@crystalelk]

SPECTACULAR VIEWS! Hi Levi, Phenomenonal Video! Your back in the swing of things! Seeing @ all the most wonderful locations. Looking forward to all you have to share! Thank you. Sending positive vibes your way. Peace love dream's!🇨🇦 💞🌐📷📽️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💯🌅🌏💜🌍💚🌎🌄✌🏻💗☁️🎬😉

[@christopherwood1668]

Levi, which light are you using for you outdoor interviews? It looks incredible!!!

[@seandalt]

Amazingly done man. So much more than a backpack review. Really enjoyed the flow and overall production

[@jeffersonmarshall3926]

you probably dont give a shit but does someone know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me!

[@christophermarcelo2215]

@Jefferson Marshall Instablaster ;)

[@MrAndrewClaycomb]

As somebody who lives in constant fear of my camera gear being gate checked, the core unit being removable and placed into a smaller lightweight sack is absolutely incredible. I carry a tiny packable backpack inside of my larger (than what's technically allowed as a carry on) camera backpack for just that reason. I travel with an FX6 in my carryon and check a large Nanuk roller with a full size RED in it. I think the combination of the carry on Shimoda roller and the smaller Shimoda backpack as a personal item might actually let me get away with not having to check the RED anymore. I've had luggage end up on the wrong flight too many times, and anything to get away from that possibility would be a god send.

[@WILDANDSTORY]

Only Levi can make a HALF HOUR!! what’s in my bag video and keep you interested all the way through. You seriously should have ended with a mic 🎤 drop.

[@myjoyquest]

Absolutely!!! I agree!😅

[@CaliforniaTravelVideos]

Exactly, call it purse, murse, manbag or fanny pack, it's a must. I have one for my Sony RX100 V7 and the other for quick access to my DJI Air 2 with the GoPro selfie in hand when I'm backpacking and never having to unsaddle when out in nature.

[@damonbradshaw9460]

Outstanding - Thanks Levi. Very informative and helpful... not to mention incredible b-roll. Thank you for passing along the insights and what works best from your own various testing/adventures. It’s great to have answers to so many questions in great detail, from a trusted source such as yourself and that has used the gear for so long. Most gear videos show the same features everyone can read on the website. No one ever talks about the details or configurations common to all shooters... air travel, run & gun situations, etc. and what works or not works respectively. Thanks

[@ScottBell]

This edit came out great man! I love seeing all the extra real world footage of it in use. I'm definitely going to get my own now that I've tried it first hand.

[@joshwhitee]

Yup X70 looks real nice... will actually fit my FS7ii with top handle attached. I've been looking for a bag that will fit it for a while!

[@lukegenesis]

Man you've just convinced me to grab an X50 before my Asia trip next week! You really do voucjh for Shimoda and resonate with their mission statement. Keep up the amazing story telling.

[@cdbeen123]

Just received my x50 , hands down best camera bag i've ever owned , love it

[@AllPathsLeadToWater]

That drone at the beginning! Looks like an awesome bag! Also the most I’ve enjoyed watching someone discuss a bag!

[@aaronbrungardt1527]

I gotta say props to you for posting about this on your ig story. I initially watched the first 10 sec or so and decided not to watch the rest because i didn't want to see another video about a camera bag, but your ig story peaked my curiosity and i came back to watch it all. cheers!

[@petecooper3701]

Thanks again Levi, it's this sort of content that's going to help us all get through this problem. Love all you do. Pete on the Isle of Wight.

[@HiethGeorge]

Ohhhh ..... was Janelle flying the drone .... I want one of them bags ! This has to be one of my fav tutorial videos thank you so much !

[@ridegradient]

Incredibly in-depth. Thank you for going through the details of these bags! You really laid everything out in a way that made it easy to put myself in your shoes to discover what features might be useful or not for my specific needs and not just yours.

[@nomad0714]

Hi Levi, Hands down a comprehensive video with real world use! Well done. You, Chase, and Jevon are credible sources and only reason I was able to stumble on to the new Action X series and get to exchange with Ian. Chase has you beat on his 1hr reviews but very entertaining. Otherwise you have him beat on real world uses. The 3 of you should do a collab if you haven’t already thought about it. As a prosumer and living and working in Vietnam, it’s cool to see all the major bag manufacturers making packs here. I own PD 45l, Atlas (made in Philippines), and soon to be Action X series. Each has it’s strength, attention to details, and use cases. Nothing to complain abt any of them. I was torn between getting a X50 + carry on combo or X70 + X30 + carry on, but after your video, it looks I’m getting the later package. I didn’t know that you can add the PD capture clip to the X70 thick straps (check out Cotton Carrier new belt system) as well as the medium DSLR can fit in the X30 so thanks for that. I like both of those setups. This has been a much anticipated video that shows the entire range in real world uses. Ian’s last 2 videos on the X30 + carry on and X70 was also very helpful to visualize what I will need and use. If you and/or Ian are ever in Vietnam, let me know. I have a director friend who assisted the US directors’ team that shot Kong in the caves of Vietnam. I plan on using the Shimoda Action X packs and trek through the same caves and put them through their paces. Who knows, we may even be able to find our secret man caves along the way. Thanks again for a great video 🙏!

[@lukebohemian]

Looks like the perfect adventure bag!

[@joshdenault6363]

Man, what a kicka$$ video/review. I just ordered the x50 v1 and am excited about getting it. Just a run of the mill landscape photographer and nowhere near the adventurer that you are, but still really looking forward to the upgrade in bag for me. Nicely done

[@jackofblades6736]

One day I'll get the x70 for now I'm happy with the regular x40 from your past video. Shimoda has a great customer service too. Thanks for introducing me to them.

[@ArthurRosaTV]

This is vídeo is pure gold. Thank you, Levi. Love this kind of content.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

Levi, very well done video and on a subject that I am very passionate about, so I apologize this comment is as long as your video, lol. First off really like the design on all 3 but for me particularly the 70 with the deep pockets, I don't have a cinema camera but I very much like the idea that I can put my Mavic and longer lenses straight in. I also like the the rear panel entry, a lot of bags have this feature but for the same reasons you specified I think its key for outdoor adventure anything (photography, hiking, hunting, fishing, etc). There is nothing worse than putting your bag down in the dirt after you have been hiking and sweating and having the back panel get covered in dirt or other debris. Definite thumbs up on that. I also like all the different configurations, I never pack my bag exactly the same for every adventure. So before I get into a little rant below I want to give a tiny bit of back ground about me. I am 6'4" and when I was 26 I broke my back racing motocross. I received a 50% compression fracture on my L1. I am 48 now and in good shape but a couple of things that irritate my old injury are sitting long periods in a car and a medium to heavy weight back pack that doesn't fit properly. I have spent a lot of time backpacking, hunting and shooting video and photography in the back country. For a long time I struggled to find a good hunting pack that would fit until 10 years ago a start up company custom built me a pack that truly fit my torso length. Here is where the rant comes in and its not just this bag but every single internal framed camera pack I see on the market. None are designed to adjust for tall people or folks with a long torso. I know you showed the straps on the back can adjust but that is only one piece of the puzzle. The top straps need to be able to be moved higher as well. Looking at you wear the pack in this video I can tell that this pack doesn't fit you properly. The top straps or overload straps (what I call them) should be roughly at a 45 degree angle above your shoulders. This will suck the load of your pack against your body while relieving stress on your shoulders and back, also allowing the core of the packs weight to be carried on your hips. When the straps are hanging down (like it appears yours are) when you suck the straps up to pull the load in on your body it also pulls the packs weight off your hips and puts more stress on your shoulders and back. I have been using the old hunting pack for years for everything hunting, hiking, and camera gear and though it fits great its not well suited for camera gear and so I have been on the hunt for camera bag that not only will give me the features I am after but would fit me properly. I have no problem spending a good chunk of money on a quality pack, because I believe its the most important part of a persons adventure system, but I do have a problem spending a chunk on a bag I know won't fit :(. I am not expecting you to read this and have a resolution, but I am hoping the pack company is reading through your comments and will consider addressing this issue in the future, I very much like the 70s configuration, I think its the best I have seen. Jason IG @Primal_Outdoors

[@andrewjamesokey7559]

I never would have guessed you were 6’3”! Lol I’m 6’2” so your recommendation on this bag just shot up! Lol Thanks 😊

[@MylesVivid]

I really enjoyed this video Levi. Thank you for spending your valuable time creating something so high quality and great.

[@JasperFx]

I appreciated the bit about getting away with using the 70L as a carry-on, plus the fallback workaround if they don't allow it. It was precisely the question I had going into this video!

[@simoneardley]

Great review Levi, thanks for the hard work in producing this 👍🏼👍🏼

[@HarvyDangerFilms]

I have the OG 40L and Roller Bag. - I have used and abused that backpack. I love it. I even launched it out of the back of a car in rush hour traffic in Seattle. The bag has a few snag spots but, all of the gear came out A-Ok! Amazing amazing bags! Man, I sure wish I could snag a 70L. That bag is sweet and needed. Great vid Levi!

[@GabrielDeSanti]

Great video Levi!! Really great insight into what these lines of bags can do

[@Levi_Allen]

I think you'd love to x50 man. It's a really solid bag

[@edpeters9425]

I think this is the best Shimoda ActionX bag review I have seen great job.

[@KatelynAbreu]

I loved every minute of this! I’m about to go on a 3 month roadtrip through Europe filming a travel documentary. I need a bag I can put all my BMPCC gear in, but also carry on flights! I’ve been using my Wandrd 21L and a Pelican Air, but I hate carrying the Pelican. This may be the way to fix it!

[@atomicsmith]

This was an amazing deep dive.bags look fantastic.

[@LifeOfMikey1]

with the x50 could i have hiking/backpacking gear and clothes plus camera gear for 2 niights? or would i need the x70?. im 5'6/7. and do you use a gimbal while youre on the go? all the shots are so steady

[@brucecooper8559]

Lots of food for thought, thanks for this vid Levi! 🙌🏻

[@oskarneftel3756]

Do you think this is a good backpack for interrail in europe etc.? I think I'd get a small ICU for the bare minimum camera equipment and then pack the rest with clothing on the inside, a sleeping bag and a tent attached to the outside? I'd probably sleep most nights in motels so the most important thing is being able to carry enough clothing for me to just spontaneously stay as long as I want. I've seen 95l pure backpacking backpacks online which does seem a ton and maybe impractical to take around but it still made me curious to see if 70l minus the small ICU would be enough for my needs.

[@saskatoonrealestate4179]

Hey Levi, what light stand were you using??

[@jeffing]

Hey Levi, how's the fit of the Medium DSLR core unit in the Action X30? I'm not aware this combination is possible/recommended but looks like it could fit well in the X30? Information video BTW, Cheers!

[@miguepram]

Same question here!

[@HackingHollywood]

Lots of great info here. Thanks Levi!

[@ChrisKoehn]

As I clicked to watch this I thought, "if he gets his 120d kit in there on top of everything else, I'll be impressed." And the Kessler. Nice!

[@GriffinConway]

This is an amazing video Levi. Thanks for sharing!

[@ostwaltmediae.u.8250]

Hey man! I really enjoyed watching this video! You really made me watch a 30 min video. It is an art itself to get someone to watch such a long video :D

[@barnesstudios]

This is a whole new level of camera bag man great video!

[@WYAD8]

Best product review on KZbin！

[@EdgarJFeliz]

I already backed the project and also have the Explorer 40 and roller. This is the best of the videos I have seen from any of the Shimoda embassadors!!!

[@Raescrivener]

Omg.. that spot in the beginning... Levi have you ever heard of Daniel Northcott? He was my friend and film maker.. you just made me cry in a great way. Thanks for being brave and making films

[@bc9am]

Can you clarify the point you made about what Core unit you use in the x50/x30. It sounded like you said you use the Medium DSLR in each, but I didn't think that fit in the x30? So are you actually using the Medium Mirrorless in the x50? If so how does that fit, given it's slightly less deep than the Medium DSLR. Also you mentioned you can reduce the size of the x50 if not needed. Do you just do this through cinching down the straps? Does this interfere with the door opening or anything else about the bag (the side pockets?) Thanks!

[@Levi_Allen]

correct. It's Medium mirrorless for the x30 and medium dslr for x50. Although you could put the medium mirrorless in the x50, but at as you mentioned you would need to tighten the side straps a little, or have some clothing behind it to fill it out fully. I didn't specifically use that setup

[@pmveugen]

Love the review and variety of settings that you show these bags in. I pre-ordered the X50 for travel and daily use, but wonder about the size of the bag as a day pack, when traveling. (Mirrorless) camera gear + kids stuff quickly fills a bag. How well does the X50 pack down if you do not stack the top, compared to the X30? Does your GH5 with microphone attached fit in the Medium DSLR core unit, for example with some space left for 2-3 lenses and a Mavic Air?

[@Levi_Allen]

I would be fine using a slimed down x50 as an everyday bag, but I have been accused of liking larger bags. You would need to remove the mic depending on what angle it was placed into the bag

[@PrimeInChina]

rofl, this is hands down the most incredible "whats in my bag" video ever.

[@Deathbynature89]

Cinematographer plays Death Stranding, didn't realise it was a videogame.

[@myjoyquest]

I loved photography as a kid...this video was so good, I watched the whole thing!😅 I'm not a hiker or a photographer...I'm NOT In the market for any of these things! Yet, I've been inspired. Well done.🦋 (edit) The gear system is awesome! I would buy from them without looking at another brand. See what you did there?💎

[@OxburgerStudios]

This was one epic and informative beast of a video!!

[@wesley-eland]

Love this video!! Can’t wait to get the x50 bag 😀

[@deroux]

It doesn't look like you can order the bags anymore. can I order the x70?

[@janislionel1715]

Great review. Thanks. So the X30 actually carries the Medium DSLR unit? According to the shimoda website, it doesnt.

[@Levi_Allen]

Yeah it’s not supposed to and I’m not supposed to recommend others do that. It’s best suited for the mirror less medium unit as it fits in more naturaly for sure

[@medyocrity]

Since you and Janelle now live in a van and you still go on adventure film making, where do you park the van and does Janelle stay on it while you’re away? Ps. Awesome video! You’re my number 1 adventure film maker.

[@TylerHansenVideo]

This review is on another level.

[@cog6627]

Dude thats nuts! Do you take all of that in the van? Sending love from Australia! Love the vanlife vids i have a 2002 sprinter been driving around in it for 3 years and love stopping by your channel for something to watch :) keep it up!!!

[@janmajnik6889]

You seem like such a nice person :) You got a subscriber! :) I will go buy the x50 now in my local camera store. :) Best gear review video I have ever seen and I have seen a lot.

[@NicChap]

Beautiful!

[@danielpoulain2055]

Hey man! Thanks for the in-depth review! Super helpful! I shoot a lot of climbing media and have a few bigger projects coming up, one multi-day backcountry trip with a 150-600mm lens and medium-sized fluid-head tripod. The weight involved in carrying backpacking gear, climbing gear and filmmaking gear (especially with long lenses) all together is definitely a concern for me with the adjustable strap system. Have you put the pack through the wringer as far as large loads deep in the backcountry? And do you still feel confident with the strap system? I am leaning toward this bag for sure, but don't want to end up having to carry 60-70lbs of gear 10 miles with a broken strap. The pack looks amazing! But thats my one concern before pulling the trigger. Thank you!

[@Levi_Allen]

Best bag I’ve ever used. Still going strong. 15+ km treks through Thailand. Straps are solid. I don’t know of a better option honestly

[@TheCanadianBubba]

Enough beautiful visuals to keep even a non-enthusiast interested : ]

[@powerhousecentralbne]

I dont know why you wouldnt just carry a reflector instead of that giant fill light. good on you though

[@Outdoor.pixels]

Sick vid Levi! What battery did you use to power the aperture light?

[@sudeviralph9493]

In the thumbnail Levi look like Sam Porter Bridges from 🕹️ Death Stranding. Is Levi a delivery man now? 😆😂🤣 Great video Levi 👍

[@richardbohlingsr3490]

I think the medium would serve most photographers. Nice discussion and lots of good tips for sure.

[@ShimodaDesigns]

I agree, and why its the default Core Unit for our X30 and X50 kits. Plus you can build on to it.

[@CheeseOnEverything]

if only this was available when I bought my hiking bag 5 years ago

[@djbigdavethefyrm]

Would love to see Ian make a DJ bag. To hold Dj gear and camera gear as we go vlog while we DJ.

[@janislionel1715]

Dont you think the x50 should be padded more around the waist? I'm struggling between getting bot the x70 and the x30 or just the x50

[@Levi_Allen]

I don’t mind the waist belt on the 50. Have you had a chance to try them on? I think if the waist belt was more padded it might become more unwieldy for day to day use, and I’d need to take it off the bag more. If the waist belt is fitted for your hips correctly it works well. I haven’t noticed anything beyond the normal aches and pains I get from carrying a large bag

[@photojoseph]

1:25 just another day at the office… 😳 Also, rockin’ the bigger beard, brother!

[@jeffselfphotography3066]

Do the laptop sleeves work with the new MacBook Pro 16"?

[@finnillson4808]

Levi Allen, I ordered the X30 for my GH5S adventure setup with ultralight camping and traveling in mind. I pack light and actually enjoy having a backpack that I can’t just “stuff all the things” in it (or else I tend to bring too much gear). Does the X30 accept the DSLR medium core unit? On the Kickstarter it doesnt explicitly stay it’s compatible with the X30.

[@Levi_Allen]

It's not built specifically for the Medium DSLR, but I fit it in there (its also what I'm showing in the video) just fine. It's a little snug, but I appreciate the extra 1" or so. The mirrorless size is more of a perfect fit inside. The mirrorless is honestly a great option. Totally agree that sometimes a smaller bag is better because it forces you to pack small

[@finnillson4808]

Thanks for the clarification and the helpful videos. 🙏🏻

[@Nich7733]

Looks good buddy :D

[@bfjoutdoors]

I am on my own Journey towards videography maybe one day a public journey.. I'm trying to understand the secret sauce that makes millions watch a video and I'm lost. I Love adventure and my goal in this journey is not to have millions of views one day but to tell a great story. These Stories like this one are only 12000 views 5 months later but such an awesome video. Even though it is technically a review it feels more like a story. and is soo well done, as most of your videos are! you are a great storyteller!

[@BabisToboulis]

thanks levi

[@sashinger5230]

Hey Levi, thanks for the video! Did you ever face problems with the laptop sleeve when having your machine in because there's no securing flap on the top?

[@Levi_Allen]

I’ve never had that issue. It’s a pretty snug fit, especially with a 15” - It doesn’t have much distance to move upwards so I’ve never worried about it

[@sashinger5230]

Levi Allen That’s good to know. Hope that also goes for a 13 inch. Thanks!

[@mgillign]

It would be fantastic to have a "DV" deeper version of the 50 and 30... just saying ;)

[@PatrickReid3]

Hey Levi, what strap do you like more? The one that comes on the x70 or do you have the padded strap for both? Trying to decide what one for my x50.

[@Levi_Allen]

I like the ones that come default for each bag. The x50 I usually don't have weighed down as much, but the x70 that padding becomes helpful when I really weight it down.

[@PatrickReid3]

@@Levi_Allen Thanks buddy! Appreciate the response. Keep it up!

[@michaell5806]

Are you recommending the medium mirrorless icu or medium dslr for both the X30 and X50?

[@Levi_Allen]

Medium DSLR.

[@zibowang460]

Hi Levi, for the action x70, do is that you have a large dslr and a small dslr unit in it or a xlarge and a small? And thanks for this incredible video.

[@Levi_Allen]

In the x70 I use a Xlarge unit, the large is fine as well. And then a small loaded in the top

[@zibowang460]

@@Levi_Allen Thanks! Is it a DV unit or a dslr unit? or they are the same size?

[@Levi_Allen]

Zibo Wang - DV unit. They are not the same, DV is deeper

[@zibowang460]

@@Levi_Allen Hey Levi, thanks! I am getting the x70 now, so excited. And thanks again for this wonderful video.

[@kevinjack5184]

2022, is this still the bag you use?

[@Levi_Allen]

yessir! every adventure

[@k3kkus0]

Thanks for the very in-depth review! Do you think the Action x50 would be sufficient for a short backpacking trip (3-4 days) with a GH5, rode mic, tripod, and mavic air? I will need space for food/water, clothes, tent, sleeping bag/pad, stove, etc.

[@Levi_Allen]

depends if you are okay with strapping things like the tent and sleeping pad to the outside. You could pull it off, but it would be a small bag in my opinion for a self supported multiday

[@k3kkus0]

@@Levi_Allen thanks for your quick response! I think I'll get the x70 to "future-proof" my adventures. Will follow your advice on how to get it through airport security as a carry-on!

[@zoltanlaszlo6673]

Adam Akamine hey,which bag did you go with and how do you find it?i'm really thinking about getting the x70 but I’d only go to one night camping trips. Would also use it for just daily use and for travel...can't decide between the x50 and x70. Levi,not sure if you could help...cheers

[@k3kkus0]

@@zoltanlaszlo6673 I ended up getting the Explore 60 during the Black Friday sale. I'm sure the Action X bags are awesome, it just wouldn't have arrived in time for my trip. The Explore 60 was perfect for my 3 day backpacking trip. The only gripe I had with it was the side pouch - the items I put inside of it were hard to secure with the side strap system. Also I had to spend more for the accessory pouch that attaches to the waist belt, a feature that's usually built in to other bags. I was impressed with the adjustability of the harness system. There was more than enough space for all my camping and photography gear. I wouldn't recommend this bag for short hikes or everyday carry, but I'm looking forward to using it again for travel and backpacking once the pandemic is over...

[@zoltanlaszlo6673]

@@k3kkus0 thanks very much for your reply! I do have a dedicated 70L hiking bag and just ordered the medium dslr V2 insert today. I'll see how that fits my hiking bag and will go from there. My current lowepro bag is just a pain in the back, I becoming to hate it! The camera half of it isn't big enough, and the top compartment isn't big enough. Can't even fit a proper water bottle to the side pockets! So it will go for sure! May go for the x50!?! Would also want to use it for traveling... Not cheap tho eh?

[@Wookey.]

70l of camera gear has got to be insanely heavy.

[@255132a]

. Wookey it’s for men

[@pizzomedia7261]

The camera cube is rigid but not padded and protected enough. There is only a front nylon opening and that should be padded as well so camera and lenses fit snug and pulled out of the bag while being safely contained. Also more protection if a laptop is smashed in there. I don’t want a laptop smashed up against my lenses with only a thin sleeve. Also the laptop sleeve can’t fit a 16inch MacBook. I like the concept and the rigid frame, but they should have dedicated sizes. Even the large strap settings were too small to be carried comfortably. I would much rather take my ULA pack with a more protected cube stuffed inside Maybe not as easy to grab gear, but it carries better, lighter and more protection

[@Levi_Allen]

Right on, glad you found a option you like

[@pizzomedia7261]

@@Levi_Allen I ended up keeping the Shimoda for day stuff on the trail and all around camera bag. I haven’t seen a better dedicated camera bag that beats shimoda. I just think for long outings in the backcountry the weight of the pack and not having dedicated torso sizes is something that shimoda should address. Then it would be the ultimate backcountry camera bag. Your videos are awesome by the way!

[@Jasondeheus]

Great content bruuda

[@KwasnikPictures]

Epic!

[@SamLucas26]

I just have one question... does the bag want to go on a run with me? lol #runwithlevi 😂 Seriously though, I've been shooting out of my explore40 for a couple years and that bag is freaking incredible and I'm sure the action series is all of that and more. Love everything that shimoda has done. I actually was on a Skype call with Ian around the beginning of the year talking about some shimoda stuff and shooting some work and it was incredible getting to talk with him about shimoda and what they want to do and be to the industry. I just absolutely love everything about this company and their products. Absolutely amazing stuff

[@YNOTVISUAL]

What jacket are you rocking??

[@Levi_Allen]

It’s a “Jackets for Jasper”

[@YNOTVISUAL]

Thanks Levi!

[@KatelynAbreu]

Do you think the 50L would be SO BIG on a woman’s back? I feel like most camera bags have been made for men, but curious if you think the 50L would work? Or go 30L?

[@Levi_Allen]

It’s really depends on if you’ve used larger bags before and don’t mind. And also how tall you are. If your traveling for months will you have other luggage for clothes? Is it just needed for camera gear or other stuff as well? I know there’s images on the Kickstarter of women wearing the 50, that might help for reference

[@KatelynAbreu]

Levi Allen id have my AWAY carry on for clothing :) so the backpack would be solely for camera equip and day to day things. I’ve got a BMPCC4k setup, so it’s a little more equip than a mirrorless setup

[@densue44]

Are you the guy in Attack of titan?

[@yopiazka]

👍👍👍

[@WYAD8]

The girl walked into your frame should dance around you.

[@parch_jurajski]

22:49 the carry-on looks like a blobfish