Hello again!
Here I am.
Izzy from Digital Goja showrooms.
Today we're going to take a look at a backpack so you can take all these stuff with you.
this is the Manfrotto Backpack 30.
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Now, the Manfrotto Backpack 30 has plenty of room, but, it's small enough that it could
go with, you know, any carry on.
You can take it into any airline, it will fit in the overhead compartment or underneath
the front seat.
Very well padded, very well protected.
This is reinforced over here because usually this is where everything tends to fall forward
or if you drop it it's very well reinforced here.
It has a really hard...again, it's that durable cordura nylon on the outside, which is weather
resistant, but this padding here is going to guarantee to protect it.
Plus, it has the added benefit that if you want to take it into your carry on you can
attach it to your roller.
It has a rear trolley sleeve.
This guy is pretty big, it accommodates 2 DSLRs, a big giant 70-200 lens, 3 additional
lenses, a flash...notice how the interior is extremely well padded and rigid red dividers,
these guys are really well put together.
Very nice and cushiony, very nice velcro, also notice how they give you a rain cover
so if you're stuck in a humongous rain storm or snow storm this guy is going to protect
the bag.
You have the elastic band to give you the additional protection.
Notice how you have yet another pocket here, you have a smaller pocket here for like a
phablet or a small tablet and yet, another pocket here, so, plenty of pockets to take
additional accessories.
Notice how it has the 2 zipper system and I like that feature because, I'll show you
something.
Let's say for example you don't want to open the entire backpack, notice these clips here?
this clips on here and like so.
So now, I can open it up to here and push this back and I have access to my DSLR, pull
the guy out, shoot and close it back up without having to open up the entire thing.
Notice how we have pockets on the outside so we can take more additional accessories,
extra batteries...another nice pocket here.
Very well padded in the back for lumbar support and here's your load pullies so that you can
attach other load.
And notice, yet, there's another pocket here when we open this guy up we now have room
for a 13" tablet or laptop, so you can take your small MacBook Air or your Surface or
whatever other favorite laptop or tablet you prefer will fit perfectly back here.
Being a Manfrotto product you have so that you can connect your tripod on the side here,
or, secret compartment...boom!
You can also put it in the front, it all depends on how you're traveling.
Usually when I'm going to be out on the road I'm going to put the tripod on the side, but,
when I'm going to be traveling or getting into a plane or a bus or something I'm going
to put the tripod in the front.
Now lets take a closer look and see how much equipment and gear fits in here...oh, notice
one more thing, extra padding on the bottom so that it's nice and protected.
Again they thought it...it's Manfrotto engineered, they did a good job putting this guy together.
Now lets fill this backpack up and see how much gear we can fit in here.
Ah, you're not going to believe the amount of stuff I have in here!
It's incredible!
Let's take a look.
Notice how my tripod is on the side, I prefer taking it this way when I'm going to go immediately
shooting.
If not, again, you have the option to pull out this little secret compartment that they
put here and you can place your tripod in the front, that's up to you.
Lets open this backpack up.
the Backpack 30 from Manfrotto, look at all this, whoo!
G.A.S. gear adquisition syndrome!
Oh boy, but, you know, I have stuff that I use on a regular basis here.
I'm taking along my 18-135 nano because one of my DSLRs happens to be the 80D, one of my
new favorites and I have it with my little pancake 40mm there, so I can do some street
shooting.
Notice how the band protects my 70-200 2.8, yep don't like to leave this guy at home,
he travels with me whenever possible.
I've also brought along an 8-15mm for the ultra wide shots, little LED light from Manfrotto.
My Altura Photo flash and safely secured here on the corner I have my 5D Mark IV with a
24-70 2.8 with a lens hood attached, so all this beautiful equipment is going with me
on a full day of shooting and imaging.
Now, lets take a look at how easy this is to wear.
Now for those of you who have been following me for a while you know that I'm not the smallest
guy out there.
I'm trying to loose weight but hey, it's an uphill battle.
this backpack is able to be adjusted for any size.
I mean, look!
I'm hoping I don't have to get to something this big, but look at that, I can adjust it,
close it up.
I also can move this up and down cause this guarantees to hold this in place.
Now I pull on the load straps and look at how nice this rides on my back so I can start
loosing some weight by doing some jogging with this and take all my gear along...nice
and comfortable.
I mean, you saw everything that I have in here and it's not killing my back, it actually
feels very comfortable.
So, again, if you want to take some good amount of gear with you on a full day of shooting,
or even if you're going on a vacation, take a closer look at the Manfrotto Backpack 30.
Happy shooting!