The Best Way To Transport Your Camera Rig

[@chandlerryd6750]

I have two Tenba Cineluxe bags and they are excellent. Doctor style but they snap open and stay open, giving you access to everything all at once. Only downside is they only have a few zipper compartments, but they do include several padded wraps and zipper bags that are great.

[@thelightpainters]

I use a Tenba Cineluxe and absolutely love it. Basically just use it as a camera coffin and it just swallows up whatever rig I throw at it. The best thing I find about the doctor bag style is that they fit taller cameras with top handles installed, I also like that they can be a rucksack which I find sooo much more convenient.

[@CerneStudios]

@@thelightpainters yeah same, the roller 24 is just the perfect bag.

[@johnbivins]

Yikes, I'm the seat belt guy with my rigs. I disconnect the majority of my cables and in the front they would go, after I extended and release the seat belt to lock it. Thank for sharing, time for me to get a case. Ughhhh lol!

[@danbrockettDOP]

Nice review. The one thing that my Sachtler Dr. Bag has that seems to be almost unique amongst camera bags and is super handy on set is a built-in battery powered LED strip light sewn into the top of the bag. Best feature ever! Also, they make the inside of the bag Orange, not Black or Gray so it's much easier to find small black pieces of gear when on dark sets and stages or at night. Nothing more frustrating than not having a headlamp or flashlight handy and having to dig out an accessory in the dark.

[@jonasbaier]

Very nice camera rig bag. So far, I've been using my aputure 120d bag for my camera rig. Served me well so far :)

[@CineInThe6]

I’m using a Milwaukee Packout XL case as my Build box which I can fit a full c300mk3 or probably even Alexa mini build. I just pull off the lens and pad up with some duvetyne for extra protection. A lot of AC’s like the Rubbermaid Action Packer hard cargo cases for full builds.

[@visuallyrapt]

@Threefold Super curious to know about the OWC box and card reader setup in the background 👀 Is that a LumaForge Jellyfish, and is this a quick offload spot for cards after a shoot!?!

[@AnthonyHadleyJr]

I’ve been guilty of this thumbnail more than a few times 😂

[@BrendanEvan]

We’ve all done the seatbelt trick 😂

[@SRMedia2010]

I hate you guys. :D Just ordered a large cineloader bag. seems perfect. and I can ditch my small AC bag because almost everything should fit into the camera bag as well...

[@rockybproduction9038]

I use the SHAPE bag I’m looking into new bags because I have 3 rigs

[@MightyMigi]

Actually me today😂😂😂

[@tylerfukuda]

Wait is that 6k have a PL adapter?

[@myvideoguy]

Yeah, so many design fail points and looks VERY cheaply made RE: durability. I'll stick with the Tenba Cineluxe's.

[@mkdn]

Yep, My fx6 just gets set on the floor so it doesn’t fall there….again

[@LuchianComsa]

There are nice but still no roller (check Shimoda roller)

[@threefoldtv]

You don’t need rollers when this is getting put on a cart with wheels 😎

[@PyroKalfje]

Manfrotto bags are terrible, the zippers fails all the time. Please spend little more and get a Camrade or Portabrace these last for ever