My Gear
Main Cameras
Sony Alpha 7 IV
My main camera that I use almost every day. It’s the ultimate hybrid for both photo and video. It never lets me down, has dual card slots for peace of mind, and basically handles whatever I throw at it. (price & details)
Sony Alpha 7c II
The perfect camera for street photography or whenever I don't feel like carrying the A7 IV. It shares the exact same sensor, and the autofocus is actually slightly better thanks to the new AI chip. (price & details)
Lenses I use
Sony 24-70mm F/2.8 GM II
Honestly, if I had to pick just one lens to travel with forever, it would be this one. It’s super sharp, way lighter than the old version, and stays glued to my camera 80% of the time. (price & details)
Sony 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM OSS
My go-to whenever I want to compress a landscape or shoot wildlife. I don't carry it everywhere, but the reach and image quality are totally worth the extra weight in my bag. (price & details)
Sigma 35mm f/1.4 art
My favorite focal length for street photography. It’s definitely a heavy lens, but whenever I’m shooting in low light or want that creamy, cinematic background blur, nothing beats it.
Sigma 85mm f/1.4 art
My favorite focal length for portraits and when I shoot events like weddings. I don’t use it super often, honestly, but every single time I do and look at the results, I fall in love with it all over again. (price & details)
Tripod & Backpacks
Ulanzi zero y
It’s carbon fiber, crazy light, and folds down so thin it barely takes up any space on the side of my backpack. I also threw a NEEWER GM47 quick release on top so I can snap my camera straight from my Peak Design Capture Clip onto the tripod. (price and details)
Pgytech OneMo tactical 35l
This is the beast I grab for big trips or heavy shoot days when I need to pack everything; Cameras, lenses, drone, you name it. It’s built like a tank and fits way more than you’d think. (price & details)
Manfrotto Advanced BeFree III
A really solid, smaller, all-around backpack when I need a mix of camera gear and normal daypack space. It fits easily as a free cabin personal item on flights (just double-check your airline's exact dimensions). (price and details)
Storage
Lexar professional SDXC UHS-II Silver v60
My everyday SD cards. They’re fast enough for 4K s-log3 10 bit videos and burst shooting on both my Sonys without costing a fortune. (price & details)
Lexar Armor gold SDXC UHS-II v60
These are literally made of stainless steel. I bought them specifically to use in my A7C II since it only has one SD card slot. I wanted that extra peace of mind and durability knowing the card won't crack or fail on me. (price & details)
Samsung t7 shield
My little tank of an SSD. I use it to store all my active projects, especially when I’m traveling. It’s super resistant to drops and weather, and fast enough to edit all my videos and photos straight off the drive without any lag. (price & details)
WD G-drive HDD
The main hard drive that sits on my desk at home. Once I finish editing a project, everything gets dumped here so I can free up space on my fast SSDs. It’s still fast enough whenever I need to jump back in and edit photos straight from the archive. (price & details)
Filters & Accessories
NiSi JetMag pro - landscape ND kit
There’s no doubt about NiSi’s glass quality. Zero weird color casts, super sharp, and the magnetic system makes swapping filters in the field effortless. This kit has all the NDs + a CPL that you could ever need for landscape photography. (price & details)
Pgytech CF express CreateMate card reader case type-a/sd
One of those small things you didn't know you needed. It keeps all my memory cards safe and dry, and has a built-in USB-C reader so I don't have to carry extra dongles around. (price & details)
Peak Design Capture Clip v3
Honestly one of the best things I ever bought. I actually ended up buying one for each of my cameras. Being able to clip my camera straight onto my backpack strap means I take way more photos when traveling because I don't have to keep stopping and digging into my bag. (price & details)
Peak Design Slide lite
I’m not a huge fan of camera straps and almost never use them, honestly, but this is by far the best one I’ve ever owned.The quick-release anchors make it super easy to pop the strap off in two seconds whenever I want to remove it. (price & details)
Drone & Film cameras
Dji Mavic 3 pro
The big boy. Having three different focal lengths on a drone completely changed how I shoot from the air, especially using the zoom lenses to compress mountains and roads. Easily my favorite drone I've ever flown. (price & details)
Hasselblad 500c
My medium format film camera.
Minolta x-700
My 35mm film camera.
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Thank you so much to everyone who uses them and helps me keep doing what I love. I truly appreciate it! ❤️