Whats in my Bag - 2019

[@andykeeble1]

Damn! I forgot to skip the video! I love “what’s in my bag” videos, it’s interesting to see what others use and this one was no exception. Thanks for taking the time to post Nick, ignore the “haters”!!!

[@johncallery814]

I bought the NRS Socks based on your advice from one of your earlier videos. I wear them as socks when I know I'm crossing streams or rivers. If I have a choice between going across slippery rocks, slippery wooden bridges or logs I don't choose any of them. I prefer to walk straight across the water using my poles and NRS socks. Its better to get wet than it is to break a leg all alone in the mountains or forest. With the NRS socks, my boots get wet, but my feet stay dry. The socks do smell after a day of hiking though. Great video.

[@fototripper]

The silica gel packs are a good idea. I like the look of that vlogging ball head, looks super light. Might use that as my hiking head.

[@danzak44]

Thanks Nick for posting an update! Like your new set up! It definitely makes sense!

[@darksideemt]

Great video, loved the opening disclaimer...lol. When I win the lottery I'll have a setup this nice.

[@J_bar_S_Photography]

I love your gear videos. I'm also really happy you switched to Sony lol.

[@chrisdeantonio1498]

The RRS tripod falling on the picnic table gets the like from me!

[@Outdoor.pixels]

I never get tired of what’s in my camera bag videos! Glad you made the switch to Sony! Great video as always!

[@martinezimmunotec3269]

LOL! I like the disclaimer, that was funny. Keep talking about gear, it’s entertaining and we love it.

[@AdrianW.Photography]

Picked up some useful tips. Thanks for updating your gear. While I am still using F-stop and Canon, those socks and gloves are going to be an addition to my gear. As always, I I learn something new every time I watch your videos.

[@KentuckyMan30]

I also bought the Maxpedition Micro Pouch after seeing Peter's video. I've already made use of it on a job! I decided to throw in some band-aids and sure enough, I pinched my finger so badly on a door while on a real estate shoot. It started bleeding and instead of letting it bleed all over the place (or constantly sucking on it like an idiot) in front of the client, I whipped out one of my band-aids from the pouch. Thanks, Peter! :) It's the little things.

[@BrentHall]

Nice video Nick! I definitely share you sentiments about grad filters. The only time I use them is for timelapses (if they're needed) since you can't really fix that it post as easily, and I hate doing HDR timelapses. The weight and space savings for not using big square filters is also a big plus for me, and I'd much rather bracket and blend in post without the degradation from extra filters.

[@TomHerriman]

Did you know: silica packets don't have an infinite capacity to absorb moisture but drying them out is not difficult. You can put them in the microwave! It takes about 30-60 seconds to heat the trapped moisture and release it. Then you will want to immediately place them into a sealed bag to keep them from absorbing moisture until you need them.

[@scrappedlives]

Just bought this Shimoda backpack for my next trips. Thanks for showing it.

[@charlesheinzphotography1637]

started shooting Landscapes now and got recommended watching you, so far like your videos.

[@garryjohns351]

Nick! This isn't gear but it sure helps when you're on the trail. 1. Toilet paper (biodegradable). 2. Advil/Tylenol. 3. Dental floss. 4. Bandages.

[@ivorbellic]

Love your vids Nick, have watched all of them multiple times! You are an amazing photographer. You take spectacular photos!

[@vproven]

Watch your gear on your upcoming workshop with your sidekicks. Rumor has it Gavin is looking for a few more lenses. Love your work. 😉

[@ThomasHeatonPhoto]

Oh not another gear video! I remember when you used make great videos in the field, now you're just peddling gear. UNSUBSCRIBED!

[@ThomasHeatonPhoto]

Love you really

[@tracythorn2918]

I'm in the market for a new bag so it's nice to see what working outdoor photographer chooses to use. Thanks for a great video. If I go with a Shimoda I'll use your link.

[@johnsholian4318]

Nice video Nick. Thanks for the shout out about the gloves. I’ve been looking for some and those look like what I’m needing and will be checking them out. Thanks for the link. As for the exposure blending, if you haven’t shown your post workflow, would you consider a quick video tutorial? I’m not big into PS and would prefer to just use LR but would appreciate any tips. Cheers!

[@alanbrunelle1546]

+1 on the gloves - been looking for something like that.

[@pipari21]

Check out some store near you that sells fishing equipment (or online store). They usually have a selection of those kind of gloves (cheap) if you don't need the exact model that Nick has.

[@gerryroncolato8895]

Nick, thanks for a great video. Especially appreciate the links. Just ordered gloves for this winter, and my water socks for Out of Oregon in the fall!! G

[@ninacleven7889]

Found your choice of gear interesting, even though I don’t use Sony gear, there were some great choices and reasons for some of the other accessories you use. Thanks for sharing. Love your photography.

[@PaulMiguelPhotography]

Great video Nick. Loving those mittens!

[@Bigweave74]

I got the Breakthrough magnetic filters for Christmas. They are life changing.

[@NickPage]

so handy right!?

[@Bigweave74]

@@NickPage They're fantastic and so is my filter hive. Setting up long exposure shots has become so streamlined.

[@jasonschetzel3913]

Awesome video! I was tempted by the devil to buy a graduated filter for Amazon Prime day and was able to resist. Of course, I'll still buy some more gear...

[@davidewersphotography1013]

Any place that has high humidity, having those packets helps keep your gear from getting too much moisture. I buy the larger packets from amazon to keep my gear safe.

[@kevins8575]

When you get really remote, you should think about carrying an emergency locator beacon .

[@jeffgregory8225]

A MUST!

[@Missbagpipernorthwest]

The thing about a video like this is that you travel alot, so do I, internationally. I often wonder, do I have everything I need or too much? Also, packing smart and most importantly **ergonomically** is important for some of us and that begins with a good bag. Thankyou!

[@victorchee2991]

Wow..., lots of gears in yr bag. Pro wl carry more stuffs. Yr choice of Sony is d right one. Look forward for more post processing KZbins fr u

[@jimbean532]

Very informative and love the humble humor! Thanks!

[@dominey]

Any reason(s) for switching from the Acratech ball head to RRS? Asking b/c I’ve been really impressed with the Acratech leveling base, and have been considering picking up one of their ball heads as well.

[@NickPage]

I had a couple bad drops... one killed a camera (dropped in a river) The locking lever on the Acratech began to not lock anymore, which lead to me taking off walking with the camera still on the tripod... then falling off. The lever system is great when it works, but not so great when it doesn' lock anymore. I also didn't love how much force it took to lock it down tight. I liked the weight and look.. just not the locking down power, or the lever lock system durability

[@dominey]

Nick Page Mercy...that sounds awful. It looks like such a unique tripod head, but not at the cost of breaking equipment or usability issues. Thanks so much for the response Nick - I think you just saved me quite a bit of money!

[@markpnw10]

Def clicked on one of the links you deserve a kickback man! keep the vlogs coming!

[@robwasnj]

Thoroughly enjoyed your video, especially those gloves that expose the fingers! I need to put those on my birthday list. It's interesting that you came to the same conclusions as I did and probably others regarding gear, I own a Shimoda bag now and moved from Canon to Sony, in fact I have virtually the same lens selections as well. For a bit I was hanging onto my Canon and carrying both sets but having 2 sets of batteries, chargers, remotes drove me nuts so I started selling my Canon stuff, not done yet but half is sold. The only thing I hung onto was my Canon 70-200 2.8IS since I went for the Sony 100-400. I have an adapter and it works but one VERY odd thing, if the lens is taken OUT of IS mode and I'm attempting to manually focus it the darn system keeps changing the focus, when I switch back to IS it holds my focus but for landscape shots on a tripod I'd rather not use IS. I tried everything, single shot, continuous, etc along with different focusing areas and no matter what if IS isn't enabled the lens has a mind of it's own once switched to manual. Maybe in time I'll get at the Sony 70-200, I only kept mine for shooting concert performers in dark places but then again maybe by that time sensors will be so good 2.8 lenses won't be needed. I was surprised how sharp the 24-105 is, I just ordered the 100-400 and I'm hoping it's just as good. Thanks again for the video, will be sure to use your links as well when I get those gloves.

[@ivorbellic]

Photographing a lone tree, somewhere in the UK, Thomas Heaton is feeling the burn from that Graduated ND comment!!

[@jiggyb21]

Toby Owen I picture him photographing a wide angle, long exposure seascape and laughing because he doesn’t have any vignetting and hours of blending to do when he gets home. 😀

[@lakejindsay]

Haha. But it's SOOO TRUE. Can't get it back. Honestly I think there's a psychological part that makes you feel like you're taking photography to an entirely higher level when you bust out your grads.

[@jiggyb21]

@@lakejindsay Agreed. For me, I think the best part of photography is being outside and enjoying my technology. And my wife understands that. On the contrary, I don't really enjoy sitting at my computer longer than necessary and my wife doesn't so much see that as part of taking a picture. To her, everything looks fine. So I'd say it's yet another example of different people with different goals and everyone should be more understanding of that.

[@pipari21]

@@jiggyb21 To be fair, vignetting is easier to correct in post than for example under exposed mountain in the middle that you might get using grads. Also I have seen many videos where people add vignetting in post in landscape photos... Heaton included. I can think of cases when I would rather use grads than post processing but I cannot justify the cost and weight of set of grads. My opinion only :)

[@jiggyb21]

@SwitchRich I'm a 25 yr cabinet maker and if I had entertained every new technique that came out that was intended to make everything better, I would be making the same grade cabinets as my less successful competitors. As I said before, the bottom line for me is that the closer to complete I can get an image in the field, the less I toe the line that has become a world where various AI filters are an accepted part of photography. I prefer to keep my hobby mostly in the field, that's all. I'm not arguing that masking can't produce a technically superior result, but the art of creation has never been about technicalities for me.

[@isabelladavis1363]

Liking those socks ...lots of great stuff I will check into...thanks for the info...appreciated

[@jorgemoro5476]

Loooved the video. Except I shoot fuji and Fuji medium format and my Mavic pro. I use a 39.95 amazon basic camera backpack that is now six years old and I’ve taken it all over the world. Thiiiiirty nine, 95...

[@helencogan2187]

Hello Nick Page..How do you like the Sony 16 -35 for Astrophotography? Chroma at its widest?? Also when you purchased your bag did you purchase the inserts separately or did you get one of the "bag and insert sets" that they sell? Appreciate your time....Thanks..Helen

[@SeanParkerPhotography]

Good to see all the new stuff, man!

[@TwoTracksOutdoors]

Really enjoyed your "What's in my bag" video, Nick. I especially appreciated seeing some of your accessories like the mag filters, SD card wallets, RRS tripod and just gear in general. Man, you've got more than a chunk of change in that pack. It is nice to see what diff photogs carry in their bag of tricks and I know I'll be buying some of your suggestions. Good video. That being said, I found your background music a little distracting. At first, I looked to turn down my radio, then realized I couldn't turn down your music overlay. Ha!

[@NickPage]

Yeah, I always feel a little guilty when I show just how much money I have dumped into my gear, but I guess since its what I do.. thats my excuse. When its both your hobby, your love, and your job, you tend to pour allot back into the gear that allows you to do what you do.

[@TwoTracksOutdoors]

@@NickPage Well, Nick, when it's your trade, you gotta have the right tools.

[@douglasbradshaw9553]

I skipped the video Nick but wanted to say I think you are honest about it.

[@allandavies1187]

Hello Nick, I enjoyed this very much. If! ... I had the money I could be tempted by the Sony set up! But alas that is not going to happen unless I win the lottery lol

[@StephenMcGillUK]

I moved from LEE to Breakthrough screw ins ones 18 months ago and live them but i've recently brought some of their magnetic ones and found them very dissapointing. the idea is sound but the reality does not live up to the hope - i've found no lens cap or cover that fits over the magnetic adapter, so you have to take the adapter on and off each time, which negates the quick and ease of use idea. Lee filters have good white caps so you can leave the adapters on the lens most of the time. you cant do that with Breakthrough, which fo the magnetic adapters makes them pretty useless.

[@garyroach2000]

Any day you get new gear is a good day. :)

[@onefootatatime263]

Hmm puts my pile to shame. But if I took that into the hills I’d have no room for food and other essentials. I just take one lens one camera 2 cards 3 batteries and a pack towel to keep things clean. But then I can stay in the hills for days Nice video

[@altrujillo3566]

If you had to pick one of these (16-35 or 24-105) which would it be?

[@joelhannikainen3430]

Do you use RRS BH-40 with Sony 100-400mm? I'm planning on investing in a ballhead and I'm deciding between BH-40 and BH-55. Largest lens which I would ever use would be 70-200mm f/2.8 and I'm wondering if BH-40 would manage to hold that lens still in all possible scenarios.

[@lightonthelandscape]

Hi Nick. Thanks for the vid. Just wondering what L-Bracket you use. Thanks.

[@NickPage]

I use the really right stuff L bracket

Very true regarding graduated ND filters. I think the same way.

[@MeAMuse]

Have a few questions if you were inclined to answer. What's the weight on that tripod and ball-head setup? Just curious. I tend to go between a 1.1Kg super light tripod and a 2.1Kg (2 if I use the shorter center column) big beefy setup. The 24-105 F4, thoughts (I looked to see if you had a video)? I have a Sony 24-240 that I bought for travel and hiking in 2015. It works well, but I have wondered whether the 24-105 would pair better with since I upgraded to 42.5MP. If it has better detail - I could effectively crop to zoom. Also is the 18mm your only prime? Suprised you don't have a macro.

[@susy0360]

Wink back at him! so cute! 😆

[@jamesjohnston6765]

Our bags are almost exactly the same (Love Sony). Just a question, I love my Valleret gloves and the new mitts, but I think the zipper on the mitts should open and close in the opposite direction for ease of use. Before I make that suggestion to them, think about it and tell me what your thoughts are. (Please?)

[@michalstoch]

Thanks for the video Nick 👍

[@dawnabbott3783]

Love all you gear ideas but just wondering why Sony and not switch to full Canon?

[@jimrookphotos]

Hey Nick, I believe you forgot another new piece of equipment you are using. Nice cap!

[@matthewhenry6281]

Not sure if anyone has left you a snarky comment, so... Snarky comment 😜 Thanks for sharing your current setup

[@kunaltewari8059]

I tried to use discount code PAGE for shimoda bag but it doesn’t apply 😔

[@dustinroberts5826]

I bet your garage sales are awesome

[@NickPage]

Lol

[@nycks1]

That Columbia hat is boss!

[@aliciatangotweety4815]

Nick, you have super vids! Can you recommend an external battery charger for your iPhone/laptop?

[@csandgren5135]

Great gear video! I’m always interested in what toys you have. I am intrigued by the magnetic filter system and looked on your link but can’t find the filter holder, only the filters. Was the holder a different company? Owning no system yet I would like to invest in the magnetic one since it makes a whole lot of sense.

[@CheeseOnEverything]

what r u using for the rear dead cat? i'm guessing thats a rode video micro

[@antonoat]

I'm thinking of saying goodbye to Nikon after 35 years, you have two lenses I think I would buy, the 16-35 f2.8 and the 100-400 "G"master I'm guessing you have no regreats switching from Canon? Cheers man.

[@gordonklau]

Nick, love your work! I bet you're in love with all the upcoming firmware updates for the a9 and a7riii announced yesterday. Definitely unexpected!

[@NickPage]

yeah! some great stuff seems to be coming via firmware

[@HenryEiland]

Do the socks run small , large, or true to size?

[@marksharman8029]

If you were doing a 20+ day hike in the Himalaya... bottom line what would you take?

[@TheNeffen]

Nice video Nick, loads of yummy gear there! And I agree with what you said about the grads, I have one myself and I don't think I've used it more than 4-5 times before I figured I might aswell blend instead=P

[@Fellosblog]

I'm looking for a Camerabag but everywhere I look I got one central question? How do you carry Water with those? Like an 1.5l Waterbottlle.

[@NickPage]

In the side pouch or in a camelback

[@casperghst42]

Interesting collection of stuff, but I noticed that you got one of these new titanium ballheads - any comment on it yet?

[@tammymellertphoto]

Great video! I have been debating carrying GND filters for a while and you just helped me make my decision.

[@NickPage]

I mean.. they are great if you really hate post processing, but it just doesn't fit my way of shooting

[@tammymellertphoto]

Nick Page I rarely use then but have them “just in case” kinda thing. I bracket before I even remember I have them lol. That will help lighten my bag a little

[@NickPage]

@@tammymellertphoto yeah I have a set as well, and they just sit on the shelf

[@seoulrydr]

Did you actually mean to be this funny??? Hilarious! Great vid!

[@bombthamrong]

great video, very helpful. btw, does breakthrough photography magnetic filter adapter cause vignette on your sony 16-35gm?

[@NickPage]

Yes a small bit at 16mm.. gone by 17mm

[@bombthamrong]

@@NickPage thanks for your quick reply. looking forward for more video ;)

[@ChristianLawrence]

I love my shimoda 60. Such an awesome backpack. Did you consider fuji when leaving cannon? Why Sony Nick? 😊😊

[@TrevorMcGrathPhotography]

I know it's been six months or since your move to Sony but congrats on the switch. I just made the move and your using one of my main landscape lenses to vlog!

[@NickPage]

yeah that batis is great! I love it for astro, tack freaking sharp

[@mattmitchell6157]

Does the 100-400 foot replacement have a bigger gap than the original? I find it a bit of a squeeze to fit my hand in nicely the way I hold the lens with the original foot.

[@NickPage]

The gap is about the same but it’s longer than the stock foot. It adds quite a bit of extra grip to carry by

[@youtkarlsen]

Another great video! How do you use polarizer in combination with nd with this system? Is stacking possible without vignetting? Greetings!

[@NickPage]

to stack you either need to mount a square filter over the top with the drop in system.. or use one of their "dark CPL's" which come in 3 or 6 stops. I never have a use case for that though

[@YoungBlaze]

but do you have lunchables in there?

[@YoungBlaze]

whats the name of the background music

[@chun-weipan6287]

Nick would you still recommend FLM CP26 tripod or would you rather Feisol 3441s? More of a traveling set up

[@NickPage]

I still own and think its a great little tripod if saving weight is a premium. Not my first choice for stability but when I dont want to pack a heavy tripod.. its great

[@chun-weipan6287]

I’m in quite a hole right debating between the two. FLM quality is top notch but Feisol can be extended a little taller. What ballhead would you recommend on these two?

[@NickPage]

William Pan What is your main reason for wanting to go so light ? Is this going to be your only and main tripod?

[@chun-weipan6287]

Yeah this will most likely be my main and only tripod. Thanks!

[@NickPage]

I think you want something larger than the cb 26 for your main tripod... and while alot of people like the fiesol, I have had too many issues with them to feel good about recommending them. Check out this tripod from the Colorado tripod company. Same people as breakthrough photography filters.. and really great gear at a great price. coloradotripod.com/products/centennial-tripod

[@maxpower08]

Great video Nick, Thank you! Quick question, how do you like the 24-105 G? I have the 24-70 GM but the extra reach would be great. Considering selling and buying the 24-105 G.

[@MaximPodbereznyy]

Don't do that. I own 24-70 GM and went to a local shop to test it against 24-105 G. Side by side comparison showed full disappointment in 24-105. However what would you expect for $1k less..

[@bradymyers3675]

What is your recommendation for filter? Looking at a 10stop, 6stop, and cpl from breakthrough. Back and forth btw x2 and x4

[@NickPage]

The X4 is made out of better materials, they’re worth the extra money because of the coatings and brass ring.. Typically a three stop 10 stop and a circular polarizer are my go to set up

[@michaelpatterson9448]

Love your setup Nick! Out of curiosity how much does your pack weigh and do you have problems with carry on luggage when flying? Got an Osmo Pocket recently too and it’s a great little device. With the microphone you have what’s the range in distance from the camera you can reasonably be from it. Want to make the move to a Sony A7 iii this year and this video had me really excited! I totally agree with you on exposure blending too! So much more control! Keep up the good work. Sorry to throw a million questions at you haha! Keep up the great work!

[@NickPage]

Well if you look through all my videos they’re pretty much all taken with that Mike on top. I try to stay within 5 feet otherwise you enter his voiceover territory

[@michaelpatterson9448]

Nick Page Thanks for getting back to me. I’m looking at the Rode Video Mic Pro + but the Video Mic Go looks so much more portable and will do the job just fine. Thanks for your reply ! Long time fan, you inspired me to get into exposure blending way back and I haven’t looked back since!

[@NickPage]

Michael Patterson My favorite part of the video micro is the fact that it does not require batteries because nothing sucks more than having a battery die in the middle of a long clip or forgetting to bring a battery that is charged. The less variables and moving parts you have as well as the last batteries you have to remember to charge the better

[@michaelpatterson9448]

Nick Page That’s a fair point. Use the KISS rule. I could image no audio isn’t the desired result after a day of hiking. I think you’ve convinced me! Thanks for your help.

[@mikehedge6340]

I love all of your videos. I believe you mentioned moving from the RRS TVC-34L to the RRS TVC-24. Is that correct? If so, do you miss the extra height of the L version or do you find the shorter version more than adequate?

[@NickPage]

Well I still own the 34L, so I still use it, but mostly when I know that I will be needing a big tripod, or if I am working close to the car. There are plenty of times that extra height comes in handy for sure, but when I am hiking or flying.. that smaller tripod is soooo nice

[@mikehedge6340]

@@NickPage that was a quick response. I have a 24L and the TQC-14. I don't see myself ever flying with the 24L, but like having it in the car much like your 34L tripod. I am just wondering if the standard 24 would suffice for everything or if I would miss the height of the L version tripod.

[@SharpEdit]

Is that tripod the rrs tvc 24L? You said and linked the Tvc 24 in the description. I'm trying to decide on the 24L or 24.

[@NickPage]

No this is just the tvc 24. I still have my 34 L which kind of takes the place is my big tall tripod this one is more about trying to keep it smaller and lighter for travel. If you’re going to only have one like most humans LOL I would recommend getting the 24 L because the extra height is very useful

[@SharpEdit]

@@NickPage Oh wow, that still looks pretty long folded. I've been using sirui travel sized tripods and looking to upgrade to a RRS tripod. And I was looking at either the 24L or 24, and if the 24 regular is that long, I might stray away from the 24L. But like you said, if you already have a long/tall tripod, it's nice to get the short tripod. In my case I have a shorter tripod, so maybe getting the 24L would be beneficial. Touch decisions, thanks for the response Nick!

[@ScrattleGG]

Man I don't know what system to invest in. I want to upgrade from my g7 as I've moved more towards photography.. The a6400 sure seems appealing but a lot are screaming fuji at me. Maybe a used a7ii. Anytime able to chime in with some pointers or cameras?

[@NickPage]

It’s pretty tough. When investing in Sony you have to account for the more expensive lenses. When investing in Fuji do you have to be prepared for lower image quality. What do you shoot the most of? And what is your budget

[@jorgemoro5476]

ScrattleGG I’m Fuji convert from Nikon. I own xt1, 2 and the xh1 plus 10 lenses. I also own the 50r medium format also Fuji. Best camera company EVER.

[@tegelfloorbreda3786]

Where did you get the replacement foot for the 100-400

[@davidewersphotography1013]

i did not see any 1 stop or two stop filters mentioned in the video. do you not use them?

[@mr.alaska5824]

Dude...I must be missed the video where you switched to Sony? That's awesome bro!

[@ceilihmcgrady4125]

Great video and thanks for the links! Are you still using some canon lenses with your Sony or did you sell them all? Do you like the Sony lenses better?

[@NickPage]

I started off trying to convert all of my old lenses but because I’m doing video and auto focus is a premium I ended up going all native lenses I certainly don’t regret it the lenses are great and I save weight with them

[@eeddiew45]

I will agree with you that "Gear don't make a photographer", but with out the gear you can't make the photos.

[@jeremyFNP]

I love the water proof socks Nick, but do you wear a wading boot? That way you are not sitting with a bunch of water in a regular boot! I know Cabela’s has some good ones for fly fishing. I’m not talking about muck boots though lol

[@NickPage]

I bring either a pair of sandals, or a lightweight mesh shoe to wear over them, that way they dont get heavy and take forever to dry out.. and I can either hike in with my hiking boots, and hike back out with nice dry boots, or just wear the tennisshoes during the hike.. sometimes I just wear them all day.

[@stevebrown2282]

Hey Nick ! I have jumped ship to sony also (lost all my canon gear to a flood in Indonesia ) have purchased an a7r iii Do you use Sony batteries or third party?

[@yfdmikesmith]

Love it Nick I would love to switch to Sony Maybe in the far away future lol

[@paulasimson4939]

Nice, and love your cheeky intro!

[@denisskokov889]

Thank you for the great video! Is it okay to carry a tripod on a side of backpack? I understand that it is the most convenient way, but it makes the backpack unbalanced and for a short trip it is acceptable, but after a few day hiking, your back may start to feel bad).

[@NickPage]

agreed if I was going on long long hikes over 5 miles it could get annoying maybe, but there are other ways to mount the tripod in those cases, on the back or even on the top if need be. but it doesn't bother me too much on the side

[@bonyszko]

Love you and your videos but MAN, you overpack my friend! Card wallet and a bag for cloths and also an emergency bag that contains...cards and lens cloths. Guess I still have a backpacking mindset that saves on weight by reducing redundancy (live and backpack, photograph in the Canadian Rockies, all 4seasons). Anyway, love the content and love your photography, if all this gear is required, keep up the amazing work!

[@NickPage]

Admittedly this is my long photo trip we’re packing if it’s just a short single session I obviously don’t take so much stuff. But if I’m going on a long multi-day trip this is what I bring

[@bonyszko]

That’s what I assumed. Thanks nick and thank you for all the great content and inspiration! Take good care.

[@craigholtz6659]

I too love your videos. I also purchased couple of your video courses. They are wonderful! I'd love to do an Oregon trip with you. I've been thinking about making the switch from Canon 5D III to Sony A7R III. Question: Did you sell your Canon gear? If so, did you go private party or what? Thanks again.

[@ForGood828]

Does the Breakthrough mag filter setup vignette on the 16-35 GM?

[@NickPage]

Yes a tiny bit at 16mm gone by 17mm

[@rajeshv123]

Can you put a link to the cap that you are wearing pls?

[@siegfriednoet]

Interesting video Nick, just another question what's in the first aid kit ?