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Over the years I noticed again and again that this is my area of shooting on full frame. It's a beautiful range for landscape captures as well as video (vlog and otherwise). And for shallower depth of field, I would always stay away from the 4.0 versions of these lenses.

After over a decade of only shooting with prime lenes I finally decided it was time for a zoom lens and play around a little bit to see what it can offer my video making and photography. The f/4.0 is not what I would prefer but at everything else about this lens is damn impressive!

Super light weight, razor sharp, and with shallow depth of field. This is a must have lins in my opinion. Helps make things look natural but you are not too far away from the camera. And it's really good for those portraits.

One of the constant dreams of mine is to have the f2.8 version of this lens. However, that one is significantly heavier than this one. So, for now, the f4 will be my travel companion to get those compressed portraits, that different perspective in landscapes, and overall open up a whole new range of photography and video work.

This stick can extend to up to 3m and only weights 300g. With the 3m it's possible to get almost drone like shots.

The first ND filter I ever bought (now I use two of them) and it's a game changer for film making. It also makes life a little harder (having to remember that there is another variable to take into consideration), but the results are visibly better when done correctly. This is a lovely ND filter and especially: it has stop points so no overdriving it at the ends.

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Great small colorful lights to set some accents. I run two of these.

I have both clips - the pro and non-pro. I have to say: for almost all use cases I would recommend getting the non-pro. The pro is just not that much better (and it's even a little heavier). But that aside: I love the Capture Clip. I can use it with all the plates I use. It's great! I have one of these mounted to one of the straps of my backpack. The second is mounted to my belt.

I put this into the Travel Backpack from Peak Design and it just stays there. It's a great organizational tool and the back and side openings make it very easy to access everything easily.

I love the system that PeakDesign build with these little attachment things. They are everywhere on my gear. Camera, Lens Carrier, Field Pouches. It's so versatile. Just great. The best part: on my camera I can have a strap and then detach it in seconds. Where that takes forever if you don't have a strap system like this.

I upgraded my previously owned Peak Design Everyday Backpack to the Travel Line version mainly because of the back opening and more room for stuff. It's a much bigger backpack but it's so much more convenient.

This mic is a great replacement for the Røde VideoMicro. Inexpensive, nothing to charge, great sound, and you can use it with your computer as well for voiceovers and podcasts.

I love this video mic on top of my camera. It basically is always on there. Has auto shut off, sounds incredible, and is durable. Just an all round amazing mic.

Many new cameras use CFExpress. This is one of the best CFExpress cards on the market. Price/Storage is great, performance is incredible, and they are absolutley reliable. Storage media made for creatives!

Whenever I have to mount my iPhone to shoot some photos, timelapse, or video. this has a in built Arca-Swiss compatible plate and that's all I want.

A helpful little tripod alternative for small things (aka microphones, and stuff). I love it.

The new tripod on my side. It's really incredible what a difference it makes when you can actually stand in front of your tripod for filming — and ofcourse you can also stand behind the camera without being hunched over. This tripod is light weight, it's relatively small when packed, and has a great height of over 158cm when extended all the way.

The Vlogging tripod of 2022. It works wonderfully, is really flebixle, and super sturdy.

I have two of these adapter mounts. One is screwed to the Gimbal / Stabilizer, the other is on the mini Manfrotto tripod. It makes switching between these so much easier.

This is a great match for my National Geographic Tripod. It's light, has the safety pin, and all the adjustments I need.

You need storage in all the devices. So now I am only using these microSD cards. Not as powerful but easier. I have one type of card that could go into all of them. I have 4 or 5 of these!

This is an amazingly light tripod. And for me - traveling a lot - having a light tripod is one key thing.