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GEAR WIKI · ISSUE 03 · Camera bag

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The camera bodies and lenses I use for photography, video, and behind-the-scenes work.

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Canon R6 Mark II

My main camera for photography and videography. Full-frame, fast autofocus, and reliable in just about any light—it's the body I reach for first whether I'm shooting a session or filming.

It handles stills and motion equally well, so I rarely need to switch bodies mid-shoot.

The lenses in rotation

RF 24–105mm f/4

My everyday lens. It's flexible enough to cover a full session without a swap and stays on the camera more than any other glass I own.

RF 24–70mm f/2.8

The switch when I need more light or shallower depth of field. The wider aperture matters once the sun starts going down.

RF 16mm f/2.8

My vlog lens for wide, POV-style frames. Small enough to forget it's on the camera.

Sony ZV-E10 + 16–50mm

My b-cam for behind-the-scenes and filming on the go. It's small, light, and always within reach when the R6 is busy on the main shot.

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