The gear I use

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If you were curious about the gear I use or have used in the past, this page is for you.

Having the best gear doesn’t guarantee that you will start taking amazing photos and videos; some of my favorite pictures I’ve ever taken were taken with my first camera.

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Camera gear

  • Close-up of a Nikon D5600 digital SLR camera, showing the top and front sections with focus on the lens and control dials.

    My First Camera

    NIKON D5600

    A Great starter body with a 24.2 MP sensor.

  • Close-up of a Nikon digital camera with the lens removed, exposing the sensor and inner components.

    My Second Camera

    NIKON Z5

    A step up from the D5600. Full frame sensor, better In-Body Image Stabilization, Autofocus, and a whole lot more.

  • A vintage Nikon film camera with a large lens, silver and black body, and various dials and buttons.

    Film

    NIKON FM2

    My film camera. Extremely durable and can operate without batteries.

    Read my review

  • A close-up of a vintage camera lens showing the aperture and focus markings with various numerical values.

    NIKKOR 28MM F/2.8 AI-S

    The one lens I’ve shot film with. It’s extremely sharp; the biggest drawback is that it’s fully manual. Shooting with a manual lens has really helped me gauge my focal distances, and it feels amazing when you get the focus just right.

  • Close-up of a Sony camera body without a lens attached, showing the front with a digital display and textured grip.

    My Current Camera

    SONY A7Cii

    A step up in both photo and video from the Z5. Full frame 33MP sensor with 10-bit 4:2:2 video recording capabilities. Sharper autofocus with real time tracking.

    Read my review

  • Camera lens with specifications 24-70mm 1:2.8 SIGMA.

    My Everyday Lens

    SIGMA ART 24-70 F/2.8

    Best value for money lens out there.

Anthony Intraversato

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ANTHONY INTRAVERSATO

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