If you're out shooting in the field a lot, you know that changing lenses can be a hassle, especially when you use a heavy backpack that you have to take off and on repeatedly. My solution for this is to shoot with no camera bag at all. Instead, I use the Modular belt-based storage system, by ThinkTank Photo. I've been using ThinkTank products for years and I absolutely love them. The Modular System is a series of lens and accessory pouches that attach to a special belt. This system makes changing lenses a breeze and makes my gear much easier to manage.
In an earlier video, I detailed the general setup I like to use and I'm posting an update to show how I've changed my setup in the video shown below.
FYI: It looks like ThinkTank has renamed their belt-based product line from Modulus to Modular.
Check out the components to the Modular System HERE
For the Tamrac Filter Pouch I use with the Modular System, click HERE
For the suspender/harness system I'm now using, click HERE.
Watch the original video on the Modular System HERE.
Receive a free ThinkTank item on my Equipment Discounts page HERE.
Ben -
Tried to watch the video, but get a message - this video is private.
Rick
Posted by: Rick Freschner | November 28, 2011 at 03:51 AM
Thanks Rick! We updated the video and everyone should be able to view it now.
Posted by: Karen | November 28, 2011 at 10:16 AM
Thanks for posting this. I too am frustrated with backpacks. Can you tell me if the center pouch is the 'Chimp Cage' or the 'Trim Changer'?
Posted by: Ray Pertierra | November 28, 2011 at 02:54 PM
Hi Ray, We just updated the links on this post, to include the filter pouch. It's made by Tamrac, and can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/Tamrac-Compact-Filter-Case-Black/dp/B0009PAVI2
I hope that helps!
Posted by: Karen | November 28, 2011 at 11:12 PM
Wow, thanks so much for the reply! Have a great shoot in Africa.
Posted by: Ray Pertierra | November 29, 2011 at 03:01 PM