Springtime Macro Gear AND A Camera Backpack For Micro Four Thirds Cameras

[@davidhardy879]

Glad to see you back again , Don ! Keep up the good work ! Now ... take that doggy for his walk ! lol !

[@dongummphotography]

Not to worry, he got his fun time in! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@sbcwinn]

Welcome back! Its been a while. Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@dongummphotography]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Hoping to get back to more photography. Sometimes, life gets in the way.

[@andresgonzalezcerda7635]

I have been looking for bag designed for m43 with no success. Don’t need big SRL style bag and this could make my day. Thanks!!

[@andresgonzalezcerda7635]

But brevite web page are really bad.

[@mikeg2916]

Great video. What do you use for your diffuser that was in the laptop compartment?

[@dongummphotography]

That was some frosted plastic shelf lining material for metal wire shelves that was in the shipping department of the company I work for. Unfortunately I have no idea where it came from. The plastic is .4 mm or .0155 inch thick. I used adhesive backed velcro to make it where I can wrap it around the front of a lens to attach it. One of my previous videos on macro details it a bit more.

[@martingreenberg870]

Backpack for a camera? Too much gear. I sometimes bring two bodies and lenses when I walk the streets. A 35 & 85mm lens. One body may be B&W and the other color. Some spare batteries and memory cards. A bottle of iced tea. All fits in a 7 Leiter bag. I can’t imagine carrying a backpack full of stuff.. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

[@dongummphotography]

That's the thing about this backpack, it is very compact. You could throw it over one shoulder like a sling pack. It is not at all like the typical camera backpack, it is much more compact, which why I like it so much for micro four thirds compact cameras.