Below is a collection of the gear I use for photography and video.
I keep my setup simple, relying on natural light whenever I can.
This approach helps me stay flexible and creative, no matter where I’m shooting.
FUJIFILM X-T4
This is my go-to camera for both video and photography. Fujifilm's color science is unbeatable, and the X-T4 is packed with features like in-body stabilization, a flip-out screen, and fantastic battery life. Whether I'm shooting in low light or capturing fast-moving subjects, this camera delivers stunning results every time.
FUJIFILM X100V
For street photography or when I want to keep things really simple, I reach for the X100V. Its compact size makes it incredibly portable, and the fixed 23mm f2 lens is perfect for capturing everyday moments. The film simulations built into Fujifilm cameras are an added bonus, offering the ability to create unique looks straight out of the camera.
FUJIFILM X70
Another compact camera that’s perfect for those spontaneous shoots when you don’t want to carry a lot of gear. The X70 has a wider 18.5mm lens (28mm full-frame equivalent) and is great for street photography or vlogging on the go. It’s small, reliable, and easy to use, making it a key part of my kit for quick captures.
DJI POCKET 2
The DJI Pocket 2 is my pick for capturing smooth, stabilized video when I’m on the move. Its tiny form factor and built-in gimbal make it incredibly convenient for vlogging or shooting travel videos. It’s super easy to use and delivers professional results in a compact package.
MINOLTA X70
My love for analog started here. The Minolta X-700 has been with me for years, and it’s still a joy to shoot with. Nothing compares to the experience of working with film—the anticipation of waiting to see your shots, the physical nature of the process. It’s a fantastic way to slow down and be intentional with every frame you capture.
SONY HANDYCAM (DCR-SX41)
When I’m looking for that retro, nostalgic feel, the Sony Handicam SX-41 is the tool for the job. Though it’s not a modern powerhouse by any means, it has a certain charm when used in creative ways. It’s perfect for projects where I want that handheld, old-school video vibe.
