My main camera that I use to photoshoot most things. With its mirrorless features and tech upgrades, I have now switched over as my main over my dSLR.

A quick and dirty mount adapter to convert my EF dSLR lenses to fit on my mirrorless R mount.

An extended battery grip with housing for 2x Canon LP-E6P batteries or 1x dummy battery connected to an external battery/outlet; used for extended photo or video shoots, with a cooling fan to boot.

My secondary camera, a dSLR. I run two cameras so that I have more flexibility with switching between lenses without having to first take the lenses off, mostly for efficiency. This used to be my main camera.

My ultra-wide lens that I use for landscape and architecture photography, especially in tight spaces or to make small spaces look huge.

A wide angle that I frequently use mostly for landscape and architecture photography. Also part of my “holy trinity” set.

The lens I use for many of my portrait photoshoots.

My most versatile lens that covers a lot of the photos and videos that I shoot. Part of my “holy trinity” set.

My other versatile lens that I first started off with, then upgraded to the 24-70mm.

The main telephoto lens I use, which covers most far subjects. Also part of my “holy trinity” set.

When I need the extra reach on my 70-200mm, but unfortunately loses some light from 2.8 to 5.6.

Very high write speed memory card when I’m out filming or photo shooting in ultra-high burst modes.

High speed memory card for JPG backups. I have the 256GB for my main setup and 128GB on my backup setup.

High speed memory card to write my JPGs as backups while on photoshoots.

A reliable card reader to read 2 memory cards at the same time to transfer my photos & videos to my computer.

A quick-swap triple lens holder on a 360 rotational mount for your belt, convenient when you need to switch lenses on the fly.

A quick swap/mounting plate I use so I don’t have to keep screwing and unscrewing different plates to mount my camera or other compatible devices.

A quick release plate mounting system so I can clip my camera onto a strap within seconds.

Lightweight carbon fiber tripod I use for most photo and video shoots, especially if I go hiking with my gear.

A low profile wrist strapped around the camera for maximum security, giving peace of mind while grabbing my camera.

A handy, durable camera sling I use. It’s smooth on one side for easy maneuverability and rubber on the other for anti-slip scenarios.

A dual camera harness so I can switch between cameras with associated lenses in a breeze.

An older model flash I used to use for product photography and now for portraits. Still works like a charm. I use a flash stand with an umbrella reflector/diffuser and holder head.

A wireless trigger to signal my flash to fire when off-camera.

The receiver for my flash when a signal is sent from the Godox trigger.

A quick-and-dirty convertible umbrella (translucent -white; reflective - black) for off-camera flash when doing my professional headshots.

A lightweight quick-and-dirty stand for my off-camera flash. Useful when I need something on the go.

A mounting solution for both my off-camera flash and umbrella to be mounted to the stand without extra shenanigans.

A constant light source for portrait work. Can be remotely controlled to change the light intensity and hue.

The mirrorless/dSLR camera stabilizer I use for shooting video. Two new versions are now out, RS3 and RS4.

The main ring that I use to house my DJI RS-2 stabilizer.

Adding extra power ports to the Tilta Advanced Ring for cleaner cable management.

The vmount plate to connect the battery pack to the Tilta Advanced Ring. Any vmount battery will be compatible with this. Simply decide on the capacity of the battery.

The battery pack I use to power the camera and accessories when I shoot video.

The mic that I use for video recording w/ a deadcat wind shield.

The deadcat wind shield I used on my mic when shooting video to reduce wind noise.

The cold shoe monitor mount I use, mounted on the Tilta Advanced Ring.

Adding extra cold shoe mounting points to the Tilta Advanced Ring.

A small light I use mounted via cold shoe. Portable and has different lighting effects.

Another small light I use mounted via cold shoe. Portable and has different lighting effects.

Handy larger screen when you’re in awkward positions while filming.

Adds a bit of protection and extra screw holes & cold shoe for mounting accessories.

The main bag I use 95% of the time when I go out on assignments and other photoshoots. Holds a lot of gear.

My mobile editing laptop + editing setup workstation.