I honestly thought that jogger that comes into frame from the left at 3:49 was Jordan getting a run-up for his next camera snatching.

@Woodenarrows

7 жыл бұрын

Yep, me too...

@calhunter6520

7 жыл бұрын

that's what I was thinking

@fernandoguerrero2895

7 жыл бұрын

me too

@northstar5

7 жыл бұрын

I was on Red Alert after that jogger. I was even worried about that sketchy pup at 6:31. Lol...

@duhbiyung

7 жыл бұрын

lol

After 40 years working as a professional photographer I came to the conclusion that the best solution is to have a good assistant… :D :D

@nunoalmeida9059

5 жыл бұрын

This guy knows it!

@europapointnmusic979

5 жыл бұрын

@@nunoalmeida9059 lkr 😂

@Mr_Spock512

5 жыл бұрын

Smart man!

@jonothandoeser

5 жыл бұрын

Does he just hold your gear in his hands?

@jas_bataille

5 жыл бұрын

@@jonothandoeser Obviously not. Your assistant carry the heavy bag and follow you around.

After carrying a 500mm lens hundreds of miles for wildlife photography, and having used multiple carry solutions, I can say that the Cotton Carrier is hands-down the best tele- carry solution smaller than my kayak. It puts the weight centre-mass for comfort on long hikes, lets you go hands free for technical terrain, and brings the camera to shooting position in under 2 seconds. And the bear doesn’t care how I look 😊 I never carry the 500mm without it.

Can we just agree to one thing.... Jordan and Chris is the best thing ever happened to the photography community on the internet! 👍

Jordan is such a pro camera snatcher hahaha

@thischannelisforcommenting5680

7 жыл бұрын

Lesson learned: Don't let Jordan near you!

@TomVestvik

7 жыл бұрын

Wondering where The Camera Store is getting their inventory …

@Sitti2300

6 жыл бұрын

Do you think they have so many cameras to play with ;-)

The sense of humor here is perfect, and the video gets to the point. That's why I have been a long time subscriber.

Love this video, especially the light hearted nature of it. But seriously, the problem with many camera carry solutions is that they appear to be designed by/made for men only (or fairly flat chested women). Stuff like the Cotton Carrier, most slings, etc. they just don't work for women. Would love to see more innovative systems that take the female anatomy into consideration when designing.

@antonroux6737

2 жыл бұрын

Shimoda appear to design women specific backpack straps as a selectable option for zero extra cost

@lsamoa

Жыл бұрын

Hear hear

@JPC009

Жыл бұрын

Rose Anvil straps seem designed with this in mind

@sivudu69

Жыл бұрын

Belt straps work better for women than they do for men.

@theibecks

3 ай бұрын

If anyone’s still reading these comments, I can recommend the Black Rapid RS-W1/RS-W2. It’s like the Black Rapid strap they show in this video but with a curve in the strap so it goes down the middle of your chest, not right across it. I’ve used it for about 10 years.

“Hey stop that man, he stole my purse!” 😂😂

@samnelson4975

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe he needs to carry a bowie.

@zivanaimatangi7729

5 жыл бұрын

lol!!

@photo7839

4 жыл бұрын

Seinfeld reference,, but I liked it...

LOL, so Jordan's secondary role with The Camera Store is stocking the second hand department!

@TheCameraStoreTV

7 жыл бұрын

Well done!

Don't run with scissors!

@rogerking2801

5 жыл бұрын

YA!!!!!!!

At 04:55 I've worn the cotton carrier for the past 8 years... yep, the full rig and it's become part of my professional branding :) I've never heard it called the "virginity defender"? (';')( ';')... I can wade through crowds with it, climb without clanking my gear into stuff. There is no question about who the professional photographer is at a wedding :) I call it the swiss-army-knife of photography... I carry a D5 in front and a D4s on the side, one with a wide angle zoom 24-70 and the other with the 70-200 zoom. and, I can carry a speed-light in the pouch on the waste strap. I'm wearing one in my profile photo :) Takes all of the weight off of your neck and you're good for those long wedding days! if you're fit, confident, capable, friendly, and professional... no one is making fun of that rig :) Final note, I don't know any other pro in my area who wears one, so it's part of how people know which photographer that is/was! All of your gear in one place :) Just thought I'd chime in. Great video!

@chrisdunford2346

5 жыл бұрын

Gotta go with you on the idea although I wear an Opteka MCh-25 harness with a camera and big heavy wiildife lens AND a lowepro backpack with all other gear in it. This way the weight is off my neck and I can walk miles if I have to, and be ready to shoot. Hands free and no chance of the camera swinging and bashing against a tree. Can't understand why Chris has such a downer on it.

@FrederickDunn

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris!

@kingzut

5 жыл бұрын

my thought the whole time was "why are you worried about how people are seeing you as you are out taking the photos." i mean i know for me personally i have been in some very strange positions and such while trying to get a good photo.. hell i remember one time army crawling up on a duck to get closer with out spooking it lol..

@jholmeslinder

5 жыл бұрын

:)

@Galf506

5 жыл бұрын

You also look like you used to kill bears bare handed so nobody will give you shit haha

"No fear, no shame, no pride"... fantastic sense of humor!

So nice of you to give Jordan a hand.

Can you review gear capable of carrying Chris' mic pack? Wheelbarrows, F350s, Sherpas...

@ChristofferLund

7 жыл бұрын

Haha!

@smaakjeks

7 жыл бұрын

+Tony & Chelsea You're lucky TheCameraStoreTV doesn't have a Chit Chat segment.

@neosmith166

7 жыл бұрын

Tony & Chelsea Northrup I vote Wheelbarrow. Sherpas would be good too..

@TheCameraStoreTV

7 жыл бұрын

+Tony & Chelsea Northrup We have a custom rope and pulley system to raise it up high enough to clip onto Chris' back pocket. Under his shirt are a number of support straps to keep the size and weight of the Rodelink Transmitter bearable. Jordan @ TCSTV

@skakdosmer

7 жыл бұрын

+Tony & Chelsea I think a camel or two would do nicely.

I've watched this video about seven times. Seriously, make more videos like this. I laugh every time. Jordan is a great thief!

I was an early adopter of the Black Rapid and I love it. Works great when you have to direct groups with both hands, and is still working great after 5+ years

Awesome video. Way better than all the usual camera bag and strap reviews. As funny as Jordan the camera snatcher was it did start to make me think about how I would carry my camera gear around safely.

@Armistice023

6 жыл бұрын

I've always just been around-the-neck. I don't like the way over-the-shoulder feels most of the time, and the 3rd ex he did is very restricting and takes forever for me to get to a photo stance. I've already missed a potential shot by then

The Double Dragon reference!!!

@karaokekingskingdom

7 жыл бұрын

Jimmy lee player 2 user for life...

@StraightOuttaJarhois

7 жыл бұрын

I always play as Bimmy.

@JackCarlino

6 жыл бұрын

Only one player gets the girl at the end. Such bullshit...

This video kept me in tears!!! You are so funny, honest, and helpful. The chest mount was great.

i’ve switched mine to the lowepro 350 aw 2 years ago & became my ultimate bag. together with a clip on camera device attached to a shoulder strap by the chest. it works wonders for me, absolute loving it!

Okay this may be your best video yet. First off the trolling by using the Pentax strap with the Nikon had me dying and I'm a Pentax user. Secondly the bit about not to be messed with when you had that vest on was fantastic. I had to watch it 3 times.

Lately been taking to throwing the inner insert on my Billingham Small into my EDC bag, a Maxpedition Falcon II day pack. I find this way more comfortable than regular bags, fits my Leica M with two lenses, filters, battery. and charger, and lots of room for other stuff. Using this set up primarily because I need to carry other stuff most days, and the insert gives me the padding I need for the gear but then the rest of the bag stores spare clothes (sometimes), sunglasses, books, pens, notebook, water bottle, etc with room to spare and plenty of molle webbing to expand on the pack when you need even more storage. Sometimes throwing an insert into your favourite bag is the way to go!

I Love my cotton carrier. I don't care what I look like. I'm a 65 year old woman and I need to be comfortable!

Trying to get an overview of the different types of bags for photo/film equipment, but wasn't expecting to chuckle that much while learning a lot. Thanks for this video, guys. Personally, your adorable lil backpack would be out for me -- I DO care what anybody says LOL -- and I find myself attracted to these vest-types or better still those systems that give you something to fasten to your legs. I've always felt like a mechanic of sorts anyway.

Peak Design capture clip is probably the best option when you pair with a backpack. Keeps your camera safe, but accessible, you don't look too bad, have hands free, and it does not get in the way (like things on your hip do). I find though, that it's not the best option when you have to change lenses a lot on the move. I do like their slide strap or the leash (depending on camera size)for carrying a simple 1 lens setup, but that's only because the strap can be removed quickly. Pack wise I mostly do hiking so just use a normal pack, but when doing touristy or street stuff I have to say I like the Pacsafe Venturesafe GII Anti-Theft Travel Pack as a good travel bag option. It holds enough (especially if your camera is on the capture clip), has certain measures for safety, and distributes weight well.

Saw this video a few days ago, came back because I enjoyed the thieves so much.

This product review video is unreasonably good. It’s not on a pre-made set, and yet well made and professional!

just came across this .... perfect delivery. Reason I shop at the camera store! thanks

Thanks for great material and Greetings from WW2HistoryHunter.

I do a lot of bird photography and I have several systems, Black Rapid, Spider Holster, and the one I like the most for all day all terrain hiking is the Cotton Carrier. I can climb over rocks using both hands, it takes the weight off one side, its fast to get out, has built in rain protection and can use an umbrella although I have not tried that yet. As far as what people think, I really don't care, don't like it, don't look. I have had nothing but good comments from people on it.

@billypayne6197

Жыл бұрын

Same here Tom . No problems and I don't give two hoots in hell what anybody thinks I look like .

@Glaucidius

Жыл бұрын

If you are walking around with one of these big 500/600/800mm F4 lenses 🔭 Chris' problem of looking somewhat weird with the cotton carrier is neglectible in comparison. Even if there is someone around at all where you go.

@AllThingsConsidered333

10 ай бұрын

I plan to get one too as I enjoy hiking and now have also been getting serious about birding and wildlife photography on my hikes 😊

I've been using the LowPro Flipside 300 AW 2. I plan to upgrade to the 4 for the padded waist strap but I love it. Rear access keeps my gear secure and it allows me to carry two bodies, my trusty 70-200 and at least one other lens plus an assortment of other accessories as well as a tripod if I so desire. It can get heavy after not too long though.

totally loved this video. Thanks, am always racking my brain for which bag to get.

The ending was sick and twisted.....immediately subscribed.

I'm actually using LowePro tactical vest + utility belt. It looks awesome and is very usable. Especially with Peak Design Capture which makes camera access almost instantly. Backpacks put a lot of weight on your back. The vest makes carrying stuff much easier. I also have LowePro protactic 250 and 450 backpacks. I prefer the vest by far.

Thank you for the great Review, just hiked this weekend and bringing my DSL was a pain. Thanks for the recommendation and keep up the good work guys. Thanks

Good video and absolutely not another boring one! Thanks.

One of the funniest videos that you guys have made. keep the good work!

I'm a fan of the simple wrist strap with a Peak Design capture clip on a backpack. Just the right amount of dork without the bulk.

@RockinEnabled

7 жыл бұрын

I'm always wondering why does one need a 'wrist strap' while the usual one can be used in the same manner? I just wind my strap around my wrist - perfect!

@Feintgames

6 жыл бұрын

I do think one of the best straps on the market is the professional larger sized straps that come on the Nikon flagship models. D4S and D3S straps are amazing! But since I shoot video, I need something easily removable. So I went with the Peak Design pro strap which is OK. Too bulky but has nice features.

Excellent guys. Just love your sense of humour!!

This is, by far, the most entertaining thing I've seen this month (on the computer). Well done man. Keep it up.

I agree with some people in the comment, the camera clip by Peak Design is a flexible way to make any bag, belt or strap a quick access system. Also, I think one of the best solutions for travel is a camera insert/pouch. This allows me to carry my gear in secret while allowing my to use a regular bag that I can use for other activities. A pouch/insert plus the camera clip gives me the flexibility I need.

The best tip this video gave me was: Don't travel with Chris. He is a thief magnet.

You did a great job presenting this.

Thanks for the humor! Very fun to watch and I had a good 15 minutes.

Best ending ever

OMG THAT CAMERA SNATCHING. IM DYING FROM LAUGHING RIGHT HERE

It’s been years since the first time I watched this video, and I still love it so much😂

I love your candid review. Practical, from an actual professional annnnddd UNBIASED. Great work man!

The video was so funny, I was laughing my hands off. In addition to that, every helpful and informative. thank you!

i personally prefer to throw my camera stuff in a regular backpack... cause otherwise you might as well run around with a sign saying "i carry expensive shit, please rob me" xD

@Spazza42

5 жыл бұрын

einzeller85 There’s plenty of camera bags that are inconspicuous..

@einzeller85

5 жыл бұрын

@@Spazza42 no there really aren't. all the camera bags look either clearly like a camera bag or they look otherwise like a pretty expensive bag that might just as well carry expensive stuff besides a camera.

@Spazza42

5 жыл бұрын

einzeller85 Found a few decent ones that are low key. Buying a regular bag obviously has its benefits cos you can buy bag inserts anyway if you’re after the added protection. The problem is no perks of a camera bag. Side access, internal pockets for organisation, weather protection.

@catrionahill9663

4 жыл бұрын

I use a regular back pack for the same reason, why advertise your expensive equipment!

@Almi6hty

4 жыл бұрын

I carry a sig320 9mm. They can try if l They like lol

Great product!!! Would buy again.

Great video with useful information and very entertaining. Thank you!

That Manfrotto bag is now at the top of my wish list! But I'm still a rookie, so I have no real need for it yet. And it does come with a price tag that I can't afford right now. I loved watching this video! Thank you for not only explaining the gear but demonstrating and really going into depth about why/when you could use the gear. I still want a slingback - it just fits my aesthetic :-)

@LifeLostSoul

4 жыл бұрын

Look for used gear/bags. eBay, Facebook marketplace, letgo, Craigslist, your local camera shop might sell used gear, thrift stores sometimes. Some photography websites even have a section for used gear, or an option to buy a particular item used. Because a bag you like and works for you, even if you are just getting started, can make the difference of between taking your gear out on a regular basis and it sitting at home.

@billypayne6197

Жыл бұрын

@@LifeLostSoul , absolutely correct . Very rare I buy new in equipment and camera bags - always hit thrift shops and goodwill - got a Lowepro bag at Goodwill for 5 USD - lists for 179.99 . It looks new and still has the plastic on some of the partitions . @LifeLostSoul , thank you for bringing this up ! Don't know why I never did , lol . Thanks again .

Great vid guys

@TheCameraStoreTV

7 жыл бұрын

+Matt Granger Thanks Matt! Jordan @ TCSTV

This is your best video yet, not only informative, but hilarious.

I picked up the hazard 4 freelance sling pack for under $100. Super easy to get to my camera and a great deal. Fits the camera and three lenses with a padded utility pouch. I love it! Great video!

the " Adorable Lil Backpack ", the prancing around and the " Japanese School Girl " dig had me rolling on the floor laughing!!! lol thanks

For camera straps, a much better system you should review is the Joby Pro Sling. A sling strap with very comfortable fit; lock-off and variable length so it doesn't swing about. Canon 5D with 70-200 will sit neatly by your hip or back while walking about. It can be used with the Joby Ultra Plate and Hand Strap to enable tripod use without removal. Great bit of kit!

Awesome video. Actually funny and very informative. Thank you!

Great video. Very informative. Thanks!

You missed the best hybrid available. The rotation system of Mindshift. A classic two shoulder backpack with much easier access, so you have to never put the backpack down. I use my Mindshift Panorama all the time and it's perfect for hiking. You can carry all your stuff on the back and still constantly access your camera. Somehow nobody seems to know about this line so a review would be cool.

When travelling light, I just take along my Lowepro sling bag, 1 body, 1 to 2 lenses, filters and a flash. Works great.

Enjoyed the video guys. Thank you!

Very nice job on the video! practical and humorous

Peak design strap, clutch, and Chinese knockoff of the capture pro here, super handy

@Broodjemetbeleg

6 жыл бұрын

adam findlay how's the capture knock off holding up? The security pin seems to be pretty small, I'm worried it might slip past it

Minimalism (and humour) for the win!

These videos just keep getting better.

Excellent vlog, informative, and humorous.

I´ve settled for a spider holster just clipped on to my regular belt plus a b-grip hand loop, keeps the camera safe without looking too dumb. Well, if you don´t mind feeling a bit like you´re taking part in a duel that is.

@aryndar

7 жыл бұрын

love the spider holster

@suetye8253

6 жыл бұрын

Yes me too.

@MrsSilkiebantam

6 жыл бұрын

This is what I have as well, but the version that comes with the belt. It's very comfortable, and allows me to have my hands free. I wear it when hiking.

@robertfousch2703

5 жыл бұрын

Totally agree

I personally prefer a "shoulder bag" but with a longer strap so I can wear it like a messenger bag with the strap across my chest. Makes it easy to put the bag behind you and have it stay there, quick access to gear, if your shoulder gets tired you can easily switch shoulders and many of them look great. The Tenba DNA series is pretty fantastic for this style of bag. Same feature set as the Peak Design Every Day Messenger Bag at half the price. When I was still shooting DSLRs I used a DNA 13 and LOVED it. I ended up switching back to film cameras that are quite a bit smaller so I downsized to a Domke F803 (one of the most handsome camera bags ever) and gave my DNA to a friend. He loves the bag now and it became his daily carry over his Vanguard bag.

Such a classic video! Just watched again because, frankly, this video cracks me up. Not even looking for a bag right now 😅

Enjoyed this immensely - fun humor mixed in which made it pleasurable while also being informative-THANK YOU!

awesome and funny! good job guys!

Please consider that you should not debate camera possession with a crazed thief with a knife or scissors. Years ago I tried to fight off a thief and ended up with a stab wound in my chest. It happened so fast as he ran away I thought I was punched until my white shirt turned red. The visit to the ER was more expensive than any camera I know and I'm lucky I'm around to make this comment. Luckily, I was in Coconut Grove FL and Mercy Hospital was up the road. Finding medical care quickly could be a deadly problem...especially if your out of the country. My opinion is to keep a low profile with a good plain black shoulder camera strap without branding (UPstrap) and hang a bandana matching your shirt or jeans over the camera. Bandanas are available in many different colors to match your clothing and have many uses.

@LA-ph6hh

5 жыл бұрын

Take the SD card out, and use the camera as a weapon lol if they want it that bad, they can have it....right in the nuts like a 4lb hammer lol

@tagdot

5 жыл бұрын

As an ex photo store manager, I would have so many people looking for bags that say "Canon" or Nikon", etc. They asked what I used, I told them that I had a bag that was so worn out and unattractive that no one knew if I had camera equipment in it , lunch, or my dirty laundry. I made is as unappealing as possible even though I had my F5 (yes, it was quite a few years ago) and three lenses including a 70-200 2.8.

@paveltvrdy5030

5 жыл бұрын

Use the ugliest, oldest, worn out backpack you can find, pair it with clothes that match. Put black electrical tape allover your camera so it doesnt look shiny new. In sketchy countries, I basically look like a homeless person.

@cbcdesign001

5 жыл бұрын

My advice is to walk around with a big German Shepherd. These thieving scumbags seem to think twice about running or even walking in your direction when you have a big dog with you.

@tahoeturk

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely the Up Strap. Go low key, go unobtrusive, carry only what you need, carry discretely. Get rid of branded straps.

A great and practical review!

Excellent video. I know this took a lot of work to assemble but I found it very useful - Thank you!

Thanks, your video just made me want to keep using my smartphone as a camera.

How about Peak Design Sling 10L?

Great informative video, I learned how to access my gear from my backpack without removing thanks to your demonstration....

Dude, nobody could’ve done that better then you just did it. Informative and very entertaining.

But "Steal me straps" are so cool. :\ (lol, those skits are fun)

The Cotton Carrier is brilliant. I normally carry my D500 + Nikkor 200 - 500mm on the chest carrier and my Olympus EM1 mark II + Olympus 300mm f4 on the hip carrier. I carry my designated gear for the day in my LowePro Flipside 500AW. As soon as I get to where its time to shoot, I tranfer it onto my Cotton Carrier. I walk for up to 7 hours with this kit and it is very comfortable. It's practicality and comfort over style for me.

@VistasNatureWildlifeFilms

7 жыл бұрын

Bingo! People that speak down about the Cotton Carrier are always ones who have never used it extensively in conditions that it was built for. It is always some KZread personality who just throws one on and is all "I look dumb, therefore this is dumb". This is clearly not a person who has had to spend 12+ hours in the back country hiking over rough terrain that prefers to keep their gear handy (plus my packs are usually loaded out with camping gear anyways). I even bought a second as a backup (BH had a 50% sale one day) just in case the main one is damaged and the company is no longer around.

@jasons3777

7 жыл бұрын

I agree. yeah it looks a bit dodgy, but this lets me carry heavy gear all day wighout any back pain. Dont care what other people think, if I get a full day's photography, that's all that matters.

@spatulace

7 жыл бұрын

Ed Caspersen Hello, I noticed that you talked about camping gear + photogeaphy gear. I'm not so good in english so I might have missed the point, but yeah, how do you carry both gear around? My hobby is scout and I always want to take my photography gear with me to the camps so what would be the best way to carry both of them?

@VistasNatureWildlifeFilms

7 жыл бұрын

This video shows how he uses backpacks to only carry camera gear. The backpacks in this video do not support someone going out for several days at a time that need to carry more than just camera gear. The Cotton Carrier, that the video makes fun of, is system that allows me to carry the camera gear in a way that it doesn't take up room in my backpack.

@ordnancebomber11

6 жыл бұрын

I do a lot of landscape shots in the backcountry where I normally carry a 60+L bag just for gear/food/water alone. The Cotton Carrier is a godsend for trips like these. Not only does it save space and weight on my back, but it also helps distribute the load towards the front. The fact that it looks silly is a moot point when you're already carrying a ton of gear in the field. I will concede that it does look comical if you're walking down the street with absolutely no bag or other gear and using that to tote around your camera.

Great video, very informative.

As a 62 year old, I struggle to carry a camera system of any weight. Where I used to use a backpack with Contax SLR gear, now about all I can carry is a Black Rapid strap for a Leica M. The cotton carrier with the belt AND the shoulder strap and the camera holster on the side (earlier version) distributes the weight enough to carry a camera as big as a Canon 5D, at least for moderate periods. it work, regardless of how it works. Great video guys, very fun and informative. I've tried everything over the years. I still keep shoulder bags at home for organizing but they don't leave the house these days except for a very very small one which usually remains in the car.

I laughed out loud when you had on the chest strap system and tactical/fishing style vest - some people get too serious about what they need. I hope I never have to see that on anyone (unless their a news photographer on location during a conflict!). THANK YOU for bringing some comic relief to the challenging search for carry options. GREAT video

@thelogicalanswer937

2 жыл бұрын

I totally could use it for when I am nordic skiing and snowshoeing, that's exactly what I need to keep the camera close and I can go about swinging my arms with poles freely.

Clicked on this so fast :) Great to have this different video, I need to visit Canada, shame how the Toronto Raptors lost though! Also congrats on 250k subs!

Most entertaining and informative video I ever seen. Way cool!!

Must really give it to you guys, really entertaining and provokes thinking when we street shoot. Thank you !!

Did anyone else feel that belly hair get pulled when he swung that backpack from back to front, to get to his gear, and then back again!?!? OUCH!!!

Why so many videos by GH5, but no GH5 review? Waiting for major firmware update?

@TheCameraStoreTV

7 жыл бұрын

You got it! Waiting for the 400Mbps update. We're extensively testing the camera in the meantime though, so we'll have a lot of detailed, long term impressions. Jordan @ TCSTV

@dalibormrkic7808

7 жыл бұрын

And still no A99II review :(

@AgentXRifle

7 жыл бұрын

Great to hear, will you be comparing the GH4 to it? I sure hope so, because when the GH4 was new it was $2000 (and vlog is free because panasonic screwed up haha), and this GH5 is... well... $2700.

@Serenoj69

7 жыл бұрын

What? Are we going to have to wait till september? If I am correct that is when 400 Mbps is expected. Seriously, if so, are you out of your mind? There is a lot to tell about GH5 without 400 Mbps.Just make an additional review on that one I'd say (time permitting).

these guys crack me up! always a joy to watch!

This channel is so awesome. Chris and Jordan I love your content and your ideas. Thanks guys!

For a moment I thought Mac was gonna explain me how to wear a camera philly style.

It hurts my back if I carry weight for too long on one side of my body, so a Cotton Carrier is perfect to keep the weight of my camera centered the majority of the time -- now you know the one time it is worth it ;)

Loved this. Information plus good fun, what could be better.

Awesome video. Like your light-hearted & fun approach :).

When he started swinging the camera around, I had an anxiety attack.

@papakelt1

4 жыл бұрын

Saaaaame! "It's really strong" *whoopsFUCK*

@chromehornproductions7275

4 жыл бұрын

@@papakelt1😂

@evancoulstring

4 жыл бұрын

Right!

Am I the only one carrying my shoulder bag across the chest?

@duper1025

7 жыл бұрын

Linus Wärn Same, Domke F2 across the chest

@Callsigngrizzly

7 жыл бұрын

duper1025 me too man. Domke F2 across the chest is the best camera bag out there. If you're using it for its intended purpose as a shooting bag, a good half of the weight is never in it because it's in your hands on the camera.

@Battery-boy1

7 жыл бұрын

no me 2

@john_miller_

7 жыл бұрын

in my experience it can happen that the belt slides to your neck

@StraightOuttaJarhois

7 жыл бұрын

I do too. Hanging a bag off just one shoulder seems really precarious.

you guys are great...good job

another great video with many more laughs. Thanks guys!