In this concise vlog, the creator outlines how she packs for an upcoming Alaskan trip constrained by a 50‑pound baggage limit. She enumerates essential items: sunscreen, a new hat, and a compact F‑Stop bag holding her camera gear, which includes a GoPro Hero 10 mounted on a newly acquired gimbal, a Sony 100‑400mm lens (with a possible 24‑70mm landscape lens), batteries, chargers, and a tripod. She discusses clothing layers—base layer, sweatpants, waders, down vest, down parka, and raincoat—optimized for a two‑day stay with laundry service. The video highlights her use of ProMedia Gear equipment (Katana Jr. gimbal and tripods) and notes an ambassador relationship with the brand. The vlog concludes with typical channel calls to action, promoting upcoming Alaskan footage, other travel content, and channel merchandise featuring humorous logos.
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Hello, how are you today? Well, today I'm going to do a quick video. Well, it's going to be really quick because I only get to take 50 pounds with me to Alaska. And that includes my camera gear, my bathroom stuff, my clothes, my waders, and my wader boots, and that is it. So needless to say, this was a really, really tough thing to do. But so this is what I came up with. Sunscreen, can't forget the sunscreen. And my newest hat. And camera gear. I put it in this nice little F-Stop bag, um, and it slips inside a backpack for when I go across on the bush plane. But so of course I've got the chargers, gotta have the chargers. Um, 1 A1. 2 A1s. Batteries. More batteries. Don't want to run out of juice. And this is not going. This is going though, my cool little stick that I just bought for My new GoPro because I had to leave behind my video body and my video lens. So this is what all the Alaskan video footage is going to be done on, this fancy little GoPro, um, Hero 10 I think is what it is. So we'll see how that turns out. Hopefully it turns out. If not, I'll just have to tell you guys all about it. So my 600, that's gotta go. Um, the hood for this is actually inside my suitcase with what little bit of clothes I have. My clothes consist of base layer, sweatpants, waders, um, for 2 days because you can— they have laundry service, so you wear one, wash one. Wear one, wash one. And then I'm gonna wear all my coats over because I got my down vest, my down parka, my raincoat, and then of course my waders that I just bought. Probably never wear them again, but I bought them for this trip. So, and then I'm also taking across my 100/400 Sony. Um, and if I'm able to smuggle this one across, I'm going to take my landscape lens, my 24-70. It doesn't weigh very much, it only weighs in right under 2 pounds, but if I have to, I will leave my landscape lens. I won't be happy because I am a landscape photographer. I will have to figure out something else for landscapes, maybe my iPhone. So my tripod is already packed, but Jeff's is still out, and he has his setup with his gimbal, and then my GoPro will be on my gimbal. Just like he's got his. And then the iPhone holder right here for more videos. Um, the gimbal that we use is ProMedia Gear. Thank God, because it's probably the lightest one on the market. It's the Katana Jr. And then the tripods we use are ProMedia Gear as well. We are ambassadors for ProMedia Gear. This here was not given to us by ProMedia, but we have had other items given to us by ProMedia Gear. So that pretty much wraps it up. So don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the Alaskan footage coming up soon, if I can pull it off while I'm gone. I will post my African trip, and I'm still working on the West Coast and the Tetons, but I figured I would get this video out so you guys know what we're taking to Alaska. And while you're down there liking and subscribing, we now have t-shirts available for sale. We Right down there at the bottom. You got a nice logo on the front, and then you got the official WTF Stop. And this one here is Keep Calm and Carry a Sony. I have it in Nikon and also in Canon down below. It also has the WTF Stop logo on the front. So help support our channel and like. Subscribe, ring our bell, and purchase a shirt. So we will see you when we get back from Alaska. Wish us luck!
