Small Pack, Big Punch: Why the Right Camera Bag Matters
I’m not here to sell anything — and Think Tank didn’t pay me for this. I’m sharing honest feedback in the hope it’s useful for fellow photographers. A well-designed bag can make or break a shoot. It’s not just about comfort — it’s about efficiency, workflow, and having your gear ready when you need it. For example, during a mountain bike shoot capturing Kate Rath to highlight her Endura bike shorts , the pack kept all my gear organized and accessible while I stayed mobile on fast, technical trails. Packing Light I need a pack that supports my workflow, protects my gear, and lets me move freely. The Think Tank Backlight Sprint does exactly that — slim, lightweight, but capable of carrying a standard-sized camera body, three zoom lenses, flash gear, and essential accessories without slowing me down. Gear Setup For this shoot, my pack included: Canon R5 RF 70–200 f/2.8 lens RF 15–35 f/2.8 lens RF 24–105 f/4 lens Think Tank Cards & Power Pouch (2 batteries + extra mem...
