Kit

Pocket APS-C, 28mm f/2.8, snap focus set. The Diary Edition finish, with its metal ring cap and strap. It disappears, so people stay themselves: my everyday street camera.

Full-frame in a rangefinder-sized body: 33MP and IBIS. What I reach for when the GR isn't enough.

A 1-inch gimbal camera that fits in a pocket. The Creator combo for run-and-gun video without a rig.

A tiny, razor-sharp normal prime. Lives on the A7C II as my walk-around lens.

Compact wide G prime for interiors, landscapes and tight streets.

Light and fast 35mm: my default for low light and reportage.

The do-everything zoom. When I can only bring one lens, it's this one.

Where everything runs: the agencies, the builds, the edits.

The little silver box that punches far above its size. Quiet, fast, always on.

A five-bay AI NAS. Where everything lives and backs up, on my own terms.

A workstation GPU for local AI and rendering. It runs the models that can't leave my walls.

A tactile controller for editing: dials and buttons mapped into Resolve and Lightroom. Keeps my hands off the keyboard during long grades.

Wireless lavs for clean audio on the move. Pairs straight to the Pocket 3.

Where the footage becomes a film: color, edit and audio in one app.

Calendar and reminders that actually bend to how I plan my day.

Mounts cloud storage as local drives (S3, Drive, Dropbox) right in Finder.

Fast, reliable file transfer (SFTP, S3 and more). My go-to for pushing files to servers.

The logical next step from my Ricoh GR III: a full-frame sensor with a 43mm field of view, the closest thing to the 50mm that taught me to see, plus Leica's color science.

The Santos in black ADLC. A want, not a need: the one watch I keep coming back to.