Camera body and lens storage

[antc]

Evening all,

What does everyone use to store there gear if it isnt in the bag they always take it out in? For example the backback I take out is a Tenba Fulton 14l AW but it doesnt hold all of my gear, which had led me to investigate what others use. I was looking at a rolling case of Peli case or something along those likes that everything could live in and then just load up said backpack with what I need etc.

I'd love to know what you guys all use.

 

[Raymond Lin]

I use a Pelican / Thinktank to store most of my gear. Studio flashes in their original boxes though.

 

[robertgilbert86]

Mostly hidden in a cupboard in a box, but I do try and leave things out in view to encourage use!

 

[EGuitarStar]

I store my camera and lenses in soft pouches which are then put into plastic boxes with covers to prevent dust going in. The boxes are easily accessible, another box contains batteries, chargers, accessories and related items.

 

[mingeroonie]

Main camera and lens on a shelf in the office with a duct cloth over them, everything else in a cupboard shelf and boxed

 

[Steeps]

Currently everything on display on book cases apart from accessories which have little boxes underneath. Load up a bag with kit I want to take up to site/holiday then decant to day bag for what I want to use on the day. Ideally need some under bed storage and a better case for taking to the car but undecided on that at the moment.

 

[Tysonator]

I use ICU, Internal Camera Unit as I can put in in to most Ruck Sacks, carry on luggage, holdalls etc.

 

[adrichardson81]

A very well padded Mega Gear Torres for my body and walkabout lens, and a more beaten up one for my macro lens.

 

[ethan]

I use a Lowprow Pro Trecker BP 550 Aw2. That being said, got my eye on : https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/...r-the-worlds-first-camera-bag-with-suspension

 

[GMac11]

I've been around the houses with regards storing my equipment and have now settled on keeping it all in one main bag. I gave my office a makeover and took away all cupboards and left only a couple of shelves.
Fortunately, in said bag I can store all my main camera equipment - GFX 50s ii, X-H2s, X-T5, all my lenses (10) with the exception of the 150-600mm, one flash and various other accessories (SD cards/batteries/filters etc). This serves two purposes for me, in that, I can lift the bag and 'GO', safe in the knowledge that all my essentials are in it. It also gives me somewhere to store all my gear without using shelves and cupboards and keeps everything clear from dust (for the most part).
I of course have other bags that I can take specific gear out with me, depending on the shoot, so I'm not lugging about the big Vanguard bag all the time.

 

[Tysonator]

I've been around the houses with regards storing my equipment and have now settled on keeping it all in one main bag. I gave my office a makeover and took away all cupboards and left only a couple of shelves.
Fortunately, in said bag I can store all my main camera equipment - GFX 50s ii, X-H2s, X-T5, all my lenses (10) with the exception of the 150-600mm, one flash and various other accessories (SD cards/batteries/filters etc). This serves two purposes for me, in that, I can lift the bag and 'GO', safe in the knowledge that all my essentials are in it. It also gives me somewhere to store all my gear without using shelves and cupboards and keeps everything clear from dust (for the most part).
I of course have other bags that I can take specific gear out with me, depending on the shoot, so I'm not lugging about the big Vanguard bag all the time.

This not a bad idea actually and I have thought about this with something like the LowePro AW 450 tracker. Just to store everything in apart from the big items like tripods, brolly stands ect.