Just for Street Photography: Cosyspeed STREETOMATIC+ Black Review

I've found that the ideal time to use the Cosyspeed STREETOMATIC+ Black is in the winter. My reasoning for this is because it's designed to not hold a whole lot of stuff. So just in case you really need to bring a ton of gear with you, what do you do? Well, you can use the Cosyspeed STREETOMATIC+ Black and wear a thick jacket that has pockets.

Indeed, the Cosyspeed STREETOMATIC+ Black only really holds the camera, lens, a phone, a small few items, and that's it. There are tons of street photographers that would be okay with this, and that's primarily who this bag is aimed at. If you're a working journalist, a landscape photographer, or anyone else, look elsewhere. .

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2020-7-13 13:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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