A variety of professional camera equipment, including cameras, lenses, tripods, stabilizers, drones, microphones, controllers, and accessories, all arranged on a wooden floor.

The gear I use for photography and filmmaking has grown over time and continues to evolve.

I mainly work with equipment I saved up the past years. From Sony, DJI, and other reliable tools that support my creative workflow. Both for personal projects and client work.

That said, great visuals are not about owning the most expensive gear.

What matters most is understanding light, composition, movement, and how to work with what you have.

My setup includes drones, cameras, lenses, gimbals, microphones, lighting, filters, and various mounting solutions. Each piece serves a purpose and helps me translate ideas into visuals — whether I’m filming vehicles, landscapes, or people.

This is not about showing off gear, but about transparency and inspiration.

You don’t need the latest or most expensive equipment to create meaningful images, you need vision, practice, and patience!

THE GEAR I USE TO PHOTOGRAPH AND FILM

A person holding a drone with four propellers over a snowy landscape.

FPV DRONE SETUP

My current FPV setup is a 5-inch freestyle drone built around an iFlight platform, designed for smooth, controlled flying and cinematic movement rather than aggressive freestyle.

For recording, I use a DJI Action 5 Pro, mounted on top of the drone. I always fly with ND filter Set from K&F to maintain natural motion blur and achieve a more cinematic look.
The drone is equipped with Gemfan propellers, chosen for their smooth flight characteristics and reliable performance.

Control is handled via an ELRS system, providing a stable, low-latency and highly responsive connection.
The video feed runs on a fully digital DJI O4 HD system, allowing me to capture clean, highquality footage while flying.

I built my first 5-inch FPV drone around five years ago. After a longer break, I returned to FPV with a complete HD setup and a more thoughtful approach. Focusing less on speed and tricks, and more on smooth motion, framing and visual storytelling.