Hi guys. I've been thinking about getting a camera bag for
the longest time. I just couldn't decide because I'm
looking for something that's super simple and affordable. I
needed it to be not too big but has camera compartments to
protect my gears. For design. I've been really liking the
Peak Design camera backpacks, but they're just a little too
big for me, and it's also a little bit out of my price
range. I've been searching for the perfect camera bag and
just been putting it off. I've been just putting my camera
either in Andrew's bag or just in my regular Adidas backpack. It
does not have any protection for my gears at all. So yeah,
it's really bad. but since getting my Sony ZV-1, I feel
like it's really time for me to make a decision. My regular bag
is just not working for our shoots. After my research, I
narrowed down my choices to two options, the MTW Moment
backpack and the Brevite Jumper. I really like the design of the
MTW backpack, but it doesn't. with camera compartments. It is
already a little pricier than the Brevity Jumper, and if I
need to buy the camera compartments separately, the
prices will be pretty high. As for the Brevity Jumper
backpack, it does have the camera compartments built-in,
and it does have a lot of pockets and it looks like it
will fit everything that I need to bring to a shoot. It is also
more affordable, so that is the bag that I decided to go with.
So I already received my Brevite Jumper backpack. I have it in
the triple black. Today we'll be looking at the Brevity
Jumper backpack and see everything it offers just in
case you're looking for a camera bag as well. I'll also
be taking it out onto a shoot and I'll let you guys know how I
feel about it afterward. So let's go! I have the Brevity
Jumper backpack here and I have it in the triple black. What I
like about it is that it has the side pockets to access your
camera. It has a hidden compartment here, and what
you're seeing right now is the most gear I will ever bring out.
I'm filming with my Sony ZV-1 one right now, so we'll be
packing the Canon 80D instead of the Sony zv-1. We have my
mic. We have extra batteries and memory cards, and these are
my work stuff. I always bring a water bottle with me
and if I am going over to Andrew's and staying overnight,
I would have to bring a set of clothes. So let's see if
everything fits. Ooo, it has these extra compartments stuff.
Awesome. We're not really traveling right now, but it
does have a passport compartment right here and a
luggage passthrough that will let me fit the bag on the
suitcase. This is the laptop. pocket supposedly it fits a
sixteen inch Macbook, but I usually just bring around my
iPad pro. I always bring a water bottle with me, so the
side pocket is really convenient. I rarely bring a
tripod with me to a shoot, but it does have a spot for the
tripod. It has a pocket that's great for memory cards and
ND filter. Padded over here.
Overall, the Brevity Jumper backpack is exactly what I was
looking for. It's affordable and it fits just the right
amount of stuff. If you're someone like me that doesn't
have a ton of gear, I would recommend it. The size of the
bag is not too big, so if you're petite like me, you
wouldn't look like you have a giant bag on your back. The
straps are pretty wide with cushions. I think it's to
provide additional support. I'm not sure how I feel about that yet.
I would say the only downside to this backpack is
that it's not waterproof, so if you do go hiking a lot
I think that is something to consider. The backpack does
offer a lifetime warranty, so it's definitely a plus and it
might come in handy in the future. That's it for this
video. I hope you find the video to be helpful and
I'll see you in the next one.