If my gear can survive the rigors and abuse I put it through, you can rest assured this gear will perform for anybody. My approach to gear is striking the perfect balance between efficient and effective. In other words fast and light, and superior quality. My clients expect the absolute best from me and my products, however it might not be realistic to have a large foot-print Hollywood style filming setup – that would be effective maybe, but not efficient. My studio is the outdoors, and moving quickly through my environment to keep up with professional athletes is paramount. My gear choices are a reflection of my niche, and my shooting style.
*Disclaimer – Though I’ve worked with many outdoor industry brands and camera companies, my gear list includes my personal choices regardless of partnerships or brand deals past or present. Additionally, these links are Amazon.ca affiliate links, meaning I get a small percent of their sales when purchased through these click-throughs (this small commission helps me spend more time on Life Outside Online and connecting with the community.*
Photography & Video Equipment
Sony A7R III
Sony G-Master F/2.8
Sony A7R II (backup)
Sony E 10-18 F4
Sony Zeiss 35mm 2.8
Mavic 2 Pro
GoPro Hero 7
Zhiyun Crane 2
Rode Mic Pro+
Rode Mic Filmmaker Kit
Apple Macbook Pro 15″
Peak Design Camera Clip
Peak Design Slide Camera Strap
JOBY GorillaPod 5K Kit
MeFoto Travel Tripod
Falcon Eyes RX-24TDX II 150W Roll-Flex LED Light
Pelican Air 1535 Case With TrekPak Dividers
Lacie Rugged SSD USB-C Drive
Sony Tough 64GB SDXC Uhs-II Class 10 U3 Memory Card
Hoya 77mm Digital Filter Kit With UV, Circular Polarizer, NDX8
Outdoor Equipment
Arc’teryx Beta SV Rain Jacket
Arc’teryx Proton LT Insultation
Arc’teryx Down Jacket
Ice Breaker Compass Flannel
Fjallraven Keb Trousers
Hestra Army Leather Gore-Tex Short
Scarpa Zodiac Tech Mountaineering Boot
Hanwag Anvik GTX Winter Hiking Boot
Gerber Survival Knife
Petzl Actik Core Headlamp
Osprey Talon 44 (backpacking pack)
Nemo Hornet 2P Backpacking Tent
