In this video I’m packing for a trip back to Taiwan to visit my grandparents, and I’m walking you through what I’m bringing in my camera bag for travel—specifically the Brevitē Jumper Large in Pine Green. I’ve used the regular Jumper for years, so I wanted to show what’s different about the Large version, why I like it, and how I organize everything so it’s actually practical when I’m out shooting. Also just to be super clear: Brevitē sent me the bag, but this video isn’t sponsored and they don’t get any say in what I’m saying. Gear-wise, my main shooter is the Sony a7S III because I do everything with it, and I want to make a lot of videos while I’m in Taiwan (plus the low light is amazing for places like night markets). I’m bringing my Sony 55mm f/1.8 (the one I’m using to film this) with a NiSi 6-stop IRND, and I’m also packing the Tamron 20–40mm f/2.8 because it’s tiny and wide—basically perfect for travel vlogging compared to my much bigger 24–70. And of course I’m bringing my Fujifilm X100V for photos. I also cover the smaller essentials that make travel smoother—chargers, SD card organization, a pocket LED (that gets surprisingly bright), spare battery storage, and my tiny SanDisk 1TB SSD. The Large Jumper is also a win for me because my chunky 16-inch MacBook Pro fits comfortably, and I love the side access so I can grab the camera I’m using without unpacking everything.