Sony a7cii
The A7C Mark II is a hybrid camera that seems to have specifically been designed for me. Boasting a compact size paired with a 33 Mega Pixel full frame sensor, 4K video, and all the bells and whistles one can expect from a flag ship Sony camera, this really is the perfect camera for me. And, to top things off, is that slight silver accent that gives this rangefinder style camera a retro modern feel. The EVF could be better though and, despite the top of the range autofocus, it seems very good out picking out blades of grass amidst the wildlife.
Sigma 24-70 G2
This lens rarely levels my camera and is ALWAYS in my bag, offering a versatility unlike any other lens available. The 24-70 GM might offer F2.8 and the 24-105mm technically has more range, but neither can compete with the ability to go as wide as 20mm. This lens is ideal for travel, architecture, landscape and portrait photography. For the times when I need more light or a shallower depth of field, I’ll use a prime lens, and when I need to go tighter, I’ll crop.
Sony 35 f1.8
Another staple in my kit, and a classic for a reason. 35mm is an incredibly versatile focal length, ideal for wide shots shots that capture an entire scene or for more intimate portraiture. I’ve chosen the 1.8 over the 1.4 G Master for three very important reasons: size, weight, and price. I do wish the 1.8 had an aperture ring though.
sony zeiss 55 f1.8
The Zony 55mm is wider than the 85mm but more intimate than the 35mm. This lens offer great background compression, bokeh, and is sharper than a knife. While I do adore this lens, it’s often competing with the other lenses in my kit and doesn’t always go out with me, but when it does, it performs wonders!