Gears

My goto Camera. 42 Megapixels that guarantees the best resolution possible even with crazy crop if needed.
Cause I’m mainly a photographer, the R line from Sony is perfect for my needs; but beside that, I know that it can also record videos in 4K at 30fps.

The best combination for my camera is this beast lens. Quality, sharpness, colors and contrasts… perfect in every aspect.
For years I searched a good lens to keep mounted on the body of my camera without had to change it every time. I love prime lenses with theirs crazy apertures and shallow depth of field, but fix lenses are heavy to carry and too many to bring all together in the backpack while traveling.
The 24-70 allowed me cover all the range essential for me, from a wide angle for landscapes, till a decent zoom for details and intimate portraits. Plus the brightness of the f/2.8 combined with the quality of the glasses from the G-Master series of Sony, give back incredible quality photos.

Compact, bright, lightweight and easy to carry around, this lens easily got my personal podium for what concern the portraits, even over the “big brother” f/1.4 version, that would have been too heavy for the use I planned.
Easily the portrait Master.
I’ve been a proud 24mm prime lens user for years, but I recently found in this Sony 35mm the perfect “eye” to photograph my reality, without the excessive distortion of 24mm or the boredom of a 50mm.
The key of fun with this lens is that requires to the shooter to be close to the subject and to interact with it.

An essential tool and game changer for contrasts and saturation.
This ND filter combined with the polarized help me to archive the contrasts and deep colors in my photos. Very handful when it comes the moment to apply my personal color grading.

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