My 12-Day
Sri Lanka Kit

The bag everything lives in. Carries the full kit, fits under an airplane seat, and doesn't scream "camera bag" when I'm walking around.

The one strapped to my chest or neck for POV shots and vlog-style footage. Small enough to forget it's there.

The body I shoot stills on. Ridiculous resolution in a form factor that fits in a jacket pocket. This is what I use for the preset work.

My most-used focal length. Pancake lens, almost no weight, sharp across the frame. It lives on the camera more than anything else in the bag.

The RGB flash that shows up in my content. Puts coloured light on any scene instantly. It's not subtle and that's the point.

Hands-free mount for the POV cam. I have the older version. This is the updated one I'd buy if I were starting fresh.

The strap I carry the camera on daily. Comfortable across the body, quick-release, and it doesn't slip.

Everything gets backed up to this on the road. Fast enough to edit off directly. I don't leave home without it.

What I use to turn a bare SSD into a portable drive. Compact, USB-C, and way cheaper than buying a pre-built portable SSD.

USB-C and AC outlets in one small block. Charges everything at once from a single wall plug. Essential for hotel rooms and airports.