I genuinely use this list of camera gear to film workdays, family life and everything in between. I don’t carry all of this at once - each camera gives me a different type of shot. If you’re wondering how I capture the footage in my videos, it’s prob...
My POV camera. The tiny camera I use when carrying a full camera would get in the way. It’s great for hands-free angles, family days and capturing ordinary moments without making everything feel like a production.
Insta360 GO Ultra: My POV cam
Still the easiest and most important camera I own. It’s always with me, attracts less attention and is usually the quickest way to capture real family moments before they disappear. You absolutely don’t need an expensive camera to start documenting y...
Apple iPhone 17
My phone tripod
My “content creator” tripod
My 360 vlogging camera. I use this when I want to capture everything around me and choose the framing later. It’s especially useful when I’m walking, travelling or filming alone because I don’t need to perfectly aim the camera while recording.
My 360 vlog camera
My main camera when I want the best image quality and have time to properly set up a shot. I mainly use it for more intentional filming rather than quick everyday moments. It’s powerful, but definitely more camera than a beginner needs.
My pro camera - LUMIX S1ii
My drone for big establishing shots when the location, conditions and rules allow it. I use drone footage sometimes—the purpose is to show where the story is happening, not just add a flashy shot for the sake of it.
DJI Mavic 4 Pro
I use a gimbal when I want smoother movement from my phone or camera. It’s helpful for walking shots and more planned filming, but I don’t use it for every video because sometimes slightly imperfect footage feels more natural.