in this video I'm going to show you how
I organize my camera bags and my camera
case before a wedding day! there are so
many benefits to having an organized
camera bag, but I'm going to give you
guys three right now. number one- you're
not going to forget anything before you
leave and you're not going to be worried
that you're missing something before you
go to a wedding because everything has a
place and a home inside of your bag.
number two- you're not going to leave
anything behind at the end of a wedding.
so it's dark, and you're in a reception,
you've been working for 10 hours you
don't have to wonder did I leave a lens
somewhere a cap somewhere a flash a
stand. you know exactly where everything
goes so you can take one look at your
bag and be assured that you have
everything number three -and this one's
huge. you're going to be able to find
things in your bag a lot easier. so
wedding days are hectic and fast and if
your camera bag is a hot mess you're not
going to be able to find things that you
need and my assistant or my second
shooter they're also not going to be
able to find what I'm asking for I mean
I take you guys behind the scene I'm
going to show you how I organize my
camera bag and I hope that this helps
you so this is my camera bag this is
what I use on wedding days it is a
Pelican case I will link below the
information for the actual case that you
can know specifically which one I just
want to really quickly go over kind of
my thought process behind how it's
packed this side this is my second
camera body I'm using my other one to
make this video the second camera body
would go right here with just a body cap
so no lens so it fits right in here this
is my video light I have my three
flashes here all of my memory cards are
together here a battery grip 70 to 200
and then all my extra lenses are in
these cases the only thing that is not
lenses is this this is a miscellaneous
kind of quadrant here this is a pinch
kit and it has like Maryland flag on it
but this is also an emergency kit has
like I dropped and emery board and like
a sewing kit and this is a first-aid kit
in here so if you have like chapstick
and things that are non equipment pick
an area and keep it all together so
that's what I do with this
this little square here at the top I
have a laptop screen inside of the
laptop please I keep three things we
have a rain cover for the camera coil
close-up filters there's three filters
here that are close-up filter so in lieu
of macro and my white umbrella for
receptions for off-camera flash so I
know that when I go inside of this
sleeve I should be seeing these three
things and that's always where I store
them this entire square here is just
triggers so these are radio triggers for
my flash and one battery backup for the
radio triggers I have a whole bunch more
batteries in here so this is going to be
camera batteries flash batteries and
everything in between and here it's
going to be lens cleaning wipes and an
adapter for like I think it's a car
charger for my video like as you can see
every single compartment has a something
in it and that is basically its home so
this is never going to change you're not
going to see this 85 millimeter anywhere
else this video light will never go
anywhere else so I can take one look at
this bag and I obviously can tell it's
missing a camera and it's missing one
lens the 50 millimeter which I'm
shooting on right now
so it just really helped me to know that
I'm not leaving anything behind that I
have you know the emergency kit that I
have my strap I can always look in here
and say okay good we have that lens so
everything has its place and it just
makes it really quick to check really
quick to find things that you need and
you know that you're not going to
misplace anything so I hope this video
has helped you guys organize your camera
bag again I'm going to have everything
linked down below and I'll see you guys
next week bye guys