The Best Cheap Tripod Bag Hey guys Chris Winter here for another DSLR
video tip.
Now I’ve been getting a few questions asking how do I store my DSLR equipment because in
my last video I kinda showed how I did my lenses and stuff but, obviously as DSLR film
makers we’ve got a lot more equipment, so today I’m going to be showing you how I
store my DSLR equipment, my tripods, my monopods pretty much anything that’s huge like my
boom poles as well.
Okay so this is how I do it.
This is a fantastic fantastic tripod bag, it’s padded and we’re gonna have a look
at it right now.
Okay so this is my tripod bag it is an absolute beast I think this is about as big as you’re
gonna get.
This version is a 100 centimetres long and is 20 centimetres wide which is really the
most important thing because that means you can get a lot of your stuff in there.
Now I’ll open it up and I’ll show you the amount of things that I can keep in this
bag.
Alright, so right now I have a boom pole which is a pretty small one.
This is a Ktech traveller boom pole which is probably one of the smallest boom poles
you’re gonna get.
It still goes out to nearly 2 metres which is really really good and it’s got a rode
NTG2 in there, what else have we got?
We’ve got this Velbon monopod which I’ve actually turned into another boom pole with
this adapter.
I’ll be doing a review on this one soon.
This is really cool way if you want to make a boom pole that’s wireless this is gonna
be happening very soon.
I have the monopod which I’ve been reviewing this for the last couple of days you guys
have been seeing this with the feet, this is a fantastic monopod, I’ll put a link
here if you want to watch the review but that fits in there as well.
I’ve got a, I think it’s a 6 metre XLR cable and this is just such a big cable that
you know it’s gonna fit in here.
I have a mount for when you want to put the rode NTG2 pistol grip which works there and
I’ve got my Konova K2 slider which also has the feet right here which I tape up, which
I, it’s a rubber band tape up and I’m definitely gonna be doing a review on this
because I love this slider it is such a good little thing to add to your film making kit,
so yeah that fits in perfectly.
Now I’ve also got the tripod which is holding my camera right now and the head which also
fit in this tripod bag but yeah it’s really fantastic thing and you wanna be kind of being
able to use and carry all your stuff without having to break it down that’s for me at
least.
Now the bag is really well made which is one of the things I like as you can see here I’ll
give you the shot, the zipper, it’s a really big zipper which means it’s probably not
gonna break, it’s also got the carry handle here and a shoulder strap here which is a
really nice thing I just wrote my email address which you’re all gonna see now just in case
I lose it.
Other than that it’s gonna be fitting absolutely everything I have and it also means when you’re
storing your equipment you know that anything that’s kind of relatively long like a boom
pole or a monopod, or tripod or a slider is gonna be in this bag so it mean you’re not
gonna be losing your stuff and that’s really important guys, so that’s my tripod bag.
So that was my review on this fantastic tripod bag, look guys I can’t recommend enough
you need to be storing your tripods and sliders in a good tripod bag because otherwise they’re
just gonna get broken especially sliders, I’ve had a few troubles with them before
so keep them safe.
Now I’ll put a link in the description box below to a travel bag similar to this or the
exact one I’m not really sure.
If you want to pick up one for yourself but yeah definitely recommend it.
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