GearFocus
Sep 22, 2022
Starting a Youtube studio and channel can be a challenge. As a content creator on the go, that becomes even more challenging. I am constantly looking for ways to improve what I am doing and as part of that, changing and altering the gear I am using. Since GearFocus is a company that is focused around gear and content creation, I figured now would be a good time to show what I am using to make our Youtube content on the road! And yes I can fit a Youtube Studio in a Backpack!
The best place to start would be the backpack itself, which is the F-Stop Gear Tilopia 50L Duradiamond Backpack. I purchased this unit about a year ago when I was making hunting content for a local company, but a lot of the reasons why I purchased the bag still hold over with what I’m doing today. First of all, this bag offers great protection both inside and out. It has a metal rod frame inside to support the weight of the back, and the Internal Camera Units, or ICUs, that organize and protect your gear on the inside.
The f-stop gear Tilopa backpack in green
Close up of the Duradiamond mesh
The main section of this bag is dedicated to my camera kit. My most recent addition to the kit was the Canon EOS R7 mirrorless camera. The whole reason I got the R7 was to shrink the kit down and replace my cinema camera for mobile content creation. The features on the video side of this camera are worth the price tag alone but the R7 also shares the same processor as the R3. This makes it an extremely capable photo camera as well. If you want to know more about the R7, check out our video on that here.
Top-down view of the Canon EOS R7
Canon EOS R w/ 14-35 F4
For the rest of the gear, head on over to our Youtube channel and watch our video on the content creation on the go!
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