My Gear
Last updated: 05.12.2024
This is the gear I currently use for all my photography and filmmaking projects, both commercial and personal. The information is always kept up-to-date.
You can explore my “Reviews” section, where I’ve written detailed reviews for most of the gear, including technical specifications and my personal insights.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to me directly—I’ll be happy to respond as soon as possible!
Video A-Cam | Stills B-Cam
Fujifilm X-H2s
My current Fuji camera delivers exceptional performance, offering high-resolution stills ideal for commercial work such as weddings, events, and landscapes. It also features impressive filmmaking capabilities, including 10-bit internal 6.2K Open Gate recording at up to 30p and internal 4K120p video.
When paired with my Atomos Ninja V external recorder, the Fujifilm X-H2S transforms into a compact cinema camera, delivering stunning 12-bit RAW video quality transcoded from 14-bit data.
An absolutely incredible camera!
Tokina X Mount Lenses
My current lens lineup reflects my dedication to achieving exceptional image quality and creative flexibility in both photography and filmmaking. Each lens brings its unique strengths to my work:
- Tokina 23mm, 33mm, and 56mm F1.4 X: These prime lenses are my go-to choices for travel, portrait, event, and landscape photography. With their fast F1.4 apertures, they deliver stunning sharpness, beautiful bokeh, and exceptional low-light performance.
- Tokina SZ 33mm F1.2: This ultra-fast prime lens is perfect for creating cinematic imagery with incredible subject isolation and depth of field, making it ideal for both filmmaking and artistic stills.
- Tokina SZ 8mm F2.8 X Fisheye: A creative powerhouse, this fisheye lens lets me capture dramatic perspectives and unique compositions, adding a distinctive edge to my storytelling.
- Tokina SZ 300mm F7.1 Reflex: Lightweight and compact, this reflex lens is perfect for capturing distant subjects like wildlife or sports, offering incredible reach with minimal bulk.
Each lens in this collection plays a critical role in my creative process, ensuring I’m prepared for any scenario, whether it’s a commercial shoot, a personal project, or a dynamic workshop demonstration.
Stills A-Cam | Video C-Cam
Sony A7RIII
Despite being considered older by today’s standards, my current Sony camera setup continues to deliver outstanding performance. It remains my trusted choice for high-resolution photography, particularly for landscapes and astrophotography, as well as for creating breathtaking 8K resolution timelapses.
Paired with exceptional FE-Mount lenses from Tokina, this setup produces truly stellar results, showcasing incredible detail and quality that exceed expectations.
Tokina FE Mount Lenses
My current collection of Sony FE-Mount lenses from Tokina reflects the perfect balance of versatility, precision, and optical excellence. Each lens plays a vital role in my creative workflow:
- Tokina Opera 50mm F1.4 (with Tokina SZ Adapter): The crown jewel of my collection, my favorite lens of all time. This lens offers unparalleled optical performance, delivering exquisite sharpness, contrast, and creamy bokeh. Paired with the Tokina SZ Adapter, it becomes a truly versatile tool for both photography and filmmaking.
- Tokina FíRIN 20mm F2 AF: A wide-angle powerhouse, perfect for landscapes, astrophotography, and environmental portraits. Its fast F2 aperture ensures incredible low-light performance and sharpness across the frame. My second favorite lens of all-time.
- Tokina FíRIN 100mm Macro: The ultimate lens for macro enthusiasts, delivering outstanding detail and true 1:1 magnification. It’s also an excellent choice for portraits, thanks to its flattering focal length and sharp rendering.
- Tokina atx-m 85mm F1.8: My go-to lens for portraits, combining a classic focal length with a bright F1.8 aperture for stunning subject isolation and beautiful background bokeh.
- Tokina atx-m 11-18mm F2.8: A versatile ultra-wide zoom, ideal for dramatic perspectives in landscapes, architecture, and even astrophotography, all while maintaining a fast and constant F2.8 aperture.
- Tokina mystery lens: More information soon!
This lineup, crafted with Tokina’s signature quality, ensures I’m equipped to tackle any creative challenge, whether capturing the grandeur of nature or the smallest details in a macro world.
Video Master-Cam
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Analog Stills A-Cam
Nikon F100
My Nikon F100 holds a special place in my gear collection. As one of Nikon’s most advanced 35mm film cameras, it seamlessly bridges the gap between the analog era and the precision of modern photography.
With its rugged build, intuitive controls, and reliable performance, the F100 is my trusted companion for shooting film. Whether I’m capturing the timeless beauty of landscapes, experimenting with creative portraits, or indulging in the tactile experience of analog photography, this camera delivers consistently stunning results.
Its advanced metering system, fast autofocus, and compatibility with a wide range of Nikon F-mount lenses make it a versatile and dependable tool. The Nikon F100 reminds me of the joy of slowing down and embracing the art of photography in its purest form.
Analog Stills B-Cam
Nikon L35AF
The Nikon L35AF, fondly known as the “Pikaichi” in Japan, is a gem from the golden age of analog photography. As Nikon’s first compact autofocus camera, it combines simplicity with remarkable performance, making it a go-to choice for casual film shooting and creative experimentation.
Despite its compact size, the L35AF features an excellent 35mm f/2.8 lens, renowned for its sharpness and beautiful rendering. Its built-in autofocus and exposure metering ensure reliable, fuss-free operation, allowing me to focus on capturing the moment.
This little camera is a testament to timeless design and functionality, proving that great photography isn’t about complexity—it’s about vision and the tools that bring it to life. Whether shooting street scenes, travel memories, or everyday life, the Nikon L35AF consistently delivers with charm and character.
Tripods
My tripod collection from Slik provides the perfect balance of stability, portability, and versatility, making them indispensable tools for both photography and filmmaking. Each model caters to specific needs, ensuring I’m prepared for any shooting scenario:
- Slik VariCF 704: A robust yet lightweight carbon fiber tripod, perfect for demanding shoots that require both mobility and stability. Ideal for landscapes and long-exposure photography.
- Slik ProCF 833: My go-to for professional work, offering exceptional strength and height range while remaining lightweight, making it suitable for everything from portraits to astrophotography.
- Slik Rover C: A compact and travel-friendly option, ideal for quick setups during workshops or while exploring dynamic environments.
- Slik Rover A: Lightweight and highly portable, this tripod is perfect for casual outings or minimalist setups where agility is key.
- Slik PBH 45LP Ballhead: The perfect companion for my tripods, offering smooth and precise adjustments with impressive load capacity, ensuring reliable performance even with heavier gear.
Together, these tripods and the PBH 45LP ballhead ensure that I can achieve rock-solid support and precise composition, no matter the conditions. Whether I’m shooting a still landscape, capturing motion in a timelapse, or working on a film set, this setup has never let me down.
Filters
Filters are an essential part of my photography and filmmaking workflow, allowing me to control light, enhance colors, and add creative effects directly in-camera. My extensive collection includes a variety of filters from HOYA, Kenko, and Cokin, in both circular and rectangular formats, catering to diverse shooting needs:
- ND (Neutral Density) Filters: Essential for long-exposure photography and video work, helping me create smooth motion effects or achieve cinematic shutter speeds in bright conditions.
- GND (Graduated Neutral Density) Filters: Perfect for balancing exposures in high-contrast scenes like landscapes, where the sky is significantly brighter than the foreground.
- CPL (Circular Polarizer) Filters: A must-have for reducing glare, enhancing contrast, and deepening colors in scenes with reflective surfaces or vibrant skies.
- Mist Filters: Used for adding a soft, cinematic glow to highlights, perfect for creating dreamy portraits or atmospheric video scenes.
- Color Filters: Great for creative effects, allowing me to add vibrant tones or adjust color balance directly in-camera.
- Sparkle Filters: These add a touch of magic to light sources, creating dazzling starburst effects that are ideal for festive or creative photography.
- IR (Infrared) Filters: For exploring the surreal world of infrared photography, capturing unique and otherworldly landscapes.
- Light Pollution Filters: A key tool for astrophotography, helping to reduce unwanted light pollution and enhance the clarity of night skies.
This diverse range of filters ensures I’m always equipped to achieve the perfect shot, whether it’s capturing breathtaking landscapes, shooting cinematic footage, or experimenting with artistic effects.
Camera Bags & Backpacks
Having the right bag is essential for protecting gear and staying organized during shoots and travels. My collection of camera bags provides the perfect mix of durability, functionality, and comfort, ensuring that my equipment is always safe and accessible:
- Lowepro Pro Runner RL x450 AW II: A versatile roller backpack, ideal for large shoots where I need to carry multiple lenses, cameras, and accessories. The combination of wheels and shoulder straps makes it adaptable for any situation.
- MindShift Backlight Elite 45L: Designed for rugged adventures, this bag is perfect for outdoor photography. Its spacious interior, weatherproof design, and back-panel access ensure my gear stays protected and easy to retrieve, even in challenging environments.
- Lowepro Stealth Reporter: A classic messenger-style bag, perfect for quick access during events or street photography. Its discreet design combines practicality with a touch of nostalgia, making it an excellent choice for on-the-go shooting.
- Lowepro Fastpack Pro BP 205 AW III: My personal favorite. This bag is compact yet highly functional, with quick side access to my camera, ample space for accessories, and a sleek design that’s perfect for both urban and outdoor settings. Its all-weather cover ensures I’m prepared for any conditions.
These bags have become trusted companions, helping me stay organized and ready for action, whether I’m on a commercial shoot, a workshop, or exploring a new location.