📸 My Camera Gear

I own a lot of camera gear, but these are the cameras & lenses that I use the most.

🔗 Sony A7CII
🔗 Sony A7RV
🔗 Sony 35mm f/1.4 GM
🔗 Sony 50mm f/1.2 GM
🔗 Sony 85mm f/1.8
🔗 Sony 28-70mm f/2 GM
🔗 Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra

Tip: Want to know what camera I used in a video? Check the caption, I always include it there!

⚙️ Gear & Accessories

These are the extra accessories that I pretty much never leave home without.

🔗 Tiffen Glimmerglass 1.0
🔗 Peak Design Leash
🔗 Canon Ivy Photo Printer
🔗 Bellroy 10L Venture Sling
🔗 Moment Everything Sling

👀 How do you Record the BTS?

I record my videos using the Insta360 GO3 (on my chest), or the Meta RayBan glasses.

🔗 Meta RayBan Glasses
🔗 Insta360 GO3
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🪄 Learn how to edit

Editing is one of the most important skills you can learn. If you know how to edit, you can get beautiful, consistent images from any camera.

I developed my own Lightroom preset system that is designed to add colour, tone, contrast, sharpness & vibrancy to every photo I take.

This is what makes my photos “pop”. When you get my presets, it includes a 30-minute tutorial that breaks down my exact editing process.

You can grab my presets + tutorial here.

🔗 Presets & Editing Tutorial

💬 Frequently Asked Questions

  • This is difficult to answer, because I change my settings depending on the situation that I’m in. But generally, these are the settings I use:

    • Focus: Wide Area - then use ‘Human’ or ‘Pet’ for subject tracking.

    • White Balance: Either leave it on Auto, or manually set it if it’s a demanding scene.

    • Shutter Speed: Minimum 1/160 for humans, 1/200 - 1/1000 for animals.

    • F-Stop: For portraits I mostly shoot wide open at f1.4 or f1.8. If there are multiple subjects in the frame, then I adjust this to f2.8-4.5. I’ll also use a higher f-stop like f8 if I’m trying to include more of the surroundings in the photo.

    • ISO: Auto (Sony has incredible low-light capabilities, plus the grain from Sony cameras is easy to fix in Lightroom - so I never worry about the ISO being too high).

    • EV Compensation: I use the EV compensation dial to make the image brighter or darker. I typically leave this at -0.3 to slightly underexpose the image.

    • Drive Mode: Continuous Shooting: Mid - I like to take a LOT of photos, then choose the best ones in post. I get a lot of flack sometimes from other photographers, but this is the best way by far to capture unexpected candid moments (like laughs, giggles and micro-expressions).

  • The Insta360 GO3 and GO3S comes with everything you need in the box, including a clip mount and magnet mount to mount it on your chest.

    You don’t need any additional accessories to wear the camera on your chest.