The contents of your camera bag should help you get the best shots while you’re in the field. Carry too large of a bag and it may hinder your shooting. If your bag is too small, you are limited to certain shots and perspectives. In this video we wanted to share what we bring with us every time we’re out the field. This is our bare-bones bag. Clearly we’ll bring more with us in extreme backwoods shoots or specialty shoots, but we never leave without these things.

The Bags in Detail

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Cameras:

Canon 5D MIII:
Canon 5D MII:
Sony A7s:

Lenses:

Canon 24-105 L lens:
Canon 15mm fisheye:
Canon 100mm Macro:
Canon 70-200:
Canon 16-35 L lens:

Camera Bag:

Rob’s Bag:
Jonas’ Bag:

Audio Gear:

Shure Lenshopper:
Sony Lav Set:
Sennheiser Lavs:

Cards:

SD cards:
Waterproof case:
mini SD cards:
compact flash cards:

Extras:

Robs USB 3.0 transfer card:
Cheap extra camera batteries:
Metabones adaptor:
white/grey card:
Diarrhea pills (for 10 bucks, just add these to your cart):

What’s in your Bag Part 2: Adventure Gear

Here is an updated version of the above video.