What is up guys and welcome back to the John Hue channel. Thanks so much for watching in today's video or tonight because I'm filming tonight, today, tonight, whenever you're, it's just so, in this video we'll be going over what's in my camera bag for 2019. I've been getting tons of DMs, tons of emails asking dude, what's in your backpack, what's in your camera bag because about three months ago I actually did a review and kind of unboxing first response, initial response to the low pro tactic for 52. This started to make a video on what's in my camera bag for 2019 and what I use for my content creation work in marketing and what I do now. So let's get into it. Disclaimer, if you have a ton of gear and you put it into this bag, not only is the bag super hefty and heavy duty and will withstand lots of damage, it gets heavy because you got camera gear. So I want to say that, that's it. So let's get into it. It's not exaggerating, it is that heavy. This thing is beefy, it's so heavy. Can you hear the solid, can you? It's built like a tank and I love that. I mean you have so many compartments to this bag. This bag is solid, low pro, you did a great job with this bag. Here we go. Nothing falls out. Pen, you got to have a pen always. I guess since it's faced this way, we'll just focus on this side of the bag first. So I now have the Canon 60 Mark II camera body that fits neatly right in here, right in there. I mean I have all these pockets that are just, I know where everything goes, I know where this body goes, I know where the lens is going, I know where the batteries go, it's so perfectly placed for me. I can switch this in different configurations for my choosing and what I needed to do and you know all that stuff. So body. Okay, and then I have another body on the side here and this is the Canon 5D Mark IV. This thing is a beast of the camera, great for stills, great for video as well. And because I want to even the distribution of weight, I put both cameras on either side of each other, opposite of each other. So I'm the same side and it's not so much weight on one side and then you get it. So and then in the middle I have, now this is where I kind of struggle because I have the Mavic Air and Mavic Pro drone and the Mavic Air just fits super well in like one little pocket, one little side of the bag because it's so light and compatible and portable, you can just put it in its little case. I like the pro video quality of the drone, it by itself and so there's really no case for that and I have to put that in the middle and I put out the very bottom so I can protect it. And on the top here I have its remote controller which is this, unfortunately this remote controller does not have the detachable little pegs here laid which is unfortunate and so I just face it down so the little pegs don't get hurt or damaged. So that goes to the side. That battery should be up here, that battery should be up here, should be, should be. I'm going to have extra propellers just on the, just on the side here, it's where it fits because you never know there's about two different sets of propellers for the drone just in case one gets hurt, damaged, you know, if I can just replace it two percent, then that fits right there perfectly. Then I actually have the Mavic Pro in here and this is an actual low pro case that actually can go on, you know, if I can figure it, I can actually, I can fit this little pouch on the front here and kind of make different pockets and stems for the backpack and kind of make it more compatible to what I do. If I were to unzip this here, the drone kind of fits it doesn't zip all the way but it does the job and boom, there's the drone. Simply just put it in that low pro tactic bag, comes with the bag and it's actually great and it fits the pro so I'm pretty excited about that. Okay, kind of wobbling here and over here I have this little bag, this Sony bag that come with, not, doesn't come with the bag but essentially I have a bunch of, I have the Chargers. Anyway, this is the essential GoPro because you never know when you got to strap a GoPro to that helmet, see it's out of a car, handheld, got to get that, you know, special shot that you can get, you got to put it in the privacy of something, stick it in there and get quality 4K footage GoPro. Very charger compartment for the GoPro, another iPhone charger, the battery for the microphone road that I have right now. This is a charger for the actual charging hub for the GoPro and another 9V and that's it, that's empty. So I just put all those charger mechanisms, everything that I need, small batteries, the GoPro fits in this bag and I can just fit it right on top of here so it works out. I love it. And then on this side, your left, my right, is all that, that's embarrassing, battery should be up here. The other side I have the lens of all lenses, the lens at every photographer, every videographer should have the Canon 70-200, 2.8 version 3 I believe, version 2. And this lens, this is a whole separate video on this lens which I will not go into, but essentially this lens goes right in here perfectly. It just fits, it fits, it fits for me, it fits for the bag. I love it, it's good. So, boom. Okay, moving on. In this file, I usually have a 24 to 70 set up for a video shoot right now and I don't have that, but I usually go to here, go to, it usually goes here in this compartment, moving on. On this side, wow, this pad is not going to stand. On this side, we have, sorry, this is a 24 to 70, I actually have a 16 to 35 in this compartment, but on this right side, I have a 24 to 70, I believe 2.8 version 3. I believe, yes. Notice how I'm evenly distributing the weight of the backpack with the lenses and cameras so that it all fits and actually isn't just, again, too heavy on one side, but it's evenly distributed and it just looks nice overall, just a wood-looking nice bottom left hand, your right would be charger for the camera, charger for the camera, battery for the drone, another battery for the drone, and some caps for the lenses, another lens cover, and so I usually keep the batteries for the drones and the battery charger. Sometimes I'll fit some more stuff like chargers if I can, another lens in here, it's just whatever I'm doing, whatever kind of shoot it is, I'll kind of adapt to that situation and put what I need there. Moving on to the middle here, because that spot was a little filled up, I had another charger in the middle here, battery, battery, battery, battery, battery, and a battery charger for the Mavic Pro, so it's still out of stuff. Anything else? No, and this is my favorite compartment actually of the whole bag, it's small, but it actually has a very good use for what I do, and it's just a little pouch that you can actually split open like this, it was right in between the pockets of your compartment in your bag, and this is essentially what I do with this little compartment, this is, I take two fully charged batteries because I know my batteries will be here, but if I know that I'm going to need batteries on the go, and I'm, you know, no long shoot, I'll put both batteries here, and I know for sure these batteries, whatever batteries I put in here, it will be 100% fully charged. That is why I love this little space so much, this compartment is because it can fit two batteries, I mean you can do whatever you want with it, but for my usage, that's great, that's all I need more. And that is it for, I mean this portion of the backpack, and on top of this little compartment, I actually, it doesn't come like this, I made it to be this configuration, I actually put this kind of shelf like thing up here, so I could easily just go to the zipper up here, instead of opening the backpack all, all one second to reach it from here. This compartment I have a most skinned notebook, like the charger, have my sandmark iPhone X plus K, so I can put a lens right on here and screws on, and it's just perfect, just in case I can't, without any of this stuff is also paired with the lens, and then headphones, some pens, this is a solid pen, I love it, and a sharpie, and there's a pocket out here, like right here if you can see it right in there, and I don't really use it or need it, so zip it up. So that is it for that portion of the bags, okay, we flip it over, and we get this side, and this is the side that flips open, and has all the compartments as well with the zips, so, and this main zip, I have the Mac Pro, Mac Pro laptop, it fits right up there, it's perfect, and I love it, in this zip, I have, as good cards, I have some cables, I have the Mac Pro adapter thing, because Apple decided to be dumb, and this pocket, we have some more cables for the hard drive, and two other hard drives, and that is the low-pro backpack tactic, 415 AW2, that is my camera bag for 2019 and that, it's all the gear that I use in my camera bags, so there it is guys, I hope you guys enjoyed this video, those who have asked me, hey, do what's inside your bag for 2019, there you go, this is the gear, this is the bag that I use, thanks so much for watching, I'll catch you next time on the Johnny Kitchan, peace.