Bag for RAVEN

[Eric Oh]

+1 Cinebags. I have several of their bags as well as the CB25 (Revolution). Very sturdy with think padding and very durable cordura. Would highly recommend.

 

[Gene Sung]

Think Tank Airport series are really popular and incredibly good. I have two sizes for about 3 years now and they are in great shape still. Built to last, no frills functional design that you can bring on the plane.

 

[Andrew Linga]

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/804692-REG/CineBags_CB_25B_CB_25B_Revolution_Backpack.html

I own one of these. its fantastic. keeps gear dry, plenty of pockets. and the thing i like most is it zips up on the side that stays against your back.

I got one of these too! Totally saved my gear when I was on a speedboat in Belize.

 

[Blair Thornton]

Does anyone here have an ONA Bag? https://www.onabags.com/store/backpacks/the-camps-bay.html?color=field-tan#field-tan

 

[Steve Gibby]

Over the years I've used camera backpacks from all the manufacturers. My work is almost always very mobile, and thus requires scaled down kits for mobility. I've been putting Red cameras in backpacks since I took delivery of my first Red camera, Red One serial number 0008 in August 2007.

The backpacks I've been using for several years now in real mobile work, using minimal accessories and small cine primes, Canon, and Nikon lenses depending on the Red camera model, are three different backpacks from Clik Elite. I've used them for years with Epic, more recently with Raven, and very shortly even with Helium. The backpacks were actually designed by and for mobile work photographers and cinematographers from the bottom up for comfort and security - they look like a normal mountaineering backpack on the outside, and they meet carry-on requirements for the airlines when I travel. They're by far the most comfortable camera backpacks I've used in my entire production career.

Here's the three Clik Elite camera backpacks I own and regularly use in my mobile cinematography work:

Contrejour 35
http://clikelite.com/product/uncategorized/new-2014-contrejour-35/

Contrejour 40
http://clikelite.com/product/backpacks/new-2014-contrejour-40/

Escape 2.0
http://clikelite.com/product/backpacks/escape-2/

(If you do more stationary cinematography using lots of accessories - large MB, FF, lights, extensive audio kit, etc. - these aren't the backpacks for you. But for mobile, less accessory work, they're incredibly good and comfortable.)

 

[jake southard]

I've got a Tenba Shootout 32L, and its a beast. For my Scarlet Dragon