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Matt shares how the Nomatic McKinnon 35L Camera Backpack can store and organize his camera gear, including his camera, lenses, chargers, memory cards, laptop, and clothing.
0:00 - Intro
0:32 - The Backpack
0:54 - To Cube or Not to Cube?
1:29 - Packing Cameras & Lenses
4:06 - Packing Accessories
5:15 - Packing the Cube
6:36 - Packing the Mesh Pockets
7:36 - Laptop Sleeve
7:56 - Secret Compartment
8:33 - Clothing Compartment
9:08 - Final Thoughts
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