It’s 2026 and I’m finally doing my what’s in my camera bag—late, but better late than never. In this video I break down the most important part first: the bag itself. I’m using the Sakk Pack Cube, and as a travel photographer based in London (shooting a lot in places like Asia), I need something practical, lightweight, and built with real compartments because I’m basically carrying my life in a bag. What I love is how deep and enclosed it is—when I’m on beaches or dusty, gritty locations, I don’t want a shallow bag that lets sand get into everything. Then I show you exactly what I’m carrying right now: my Canon R6 with EF glass (24mm f/1.4, 24-70 f/2.8 “back breaker,” 10-18, 100mm, and my favorite—the 135 “bad boy” that I use on nearly every shoot). I’ve also got my DJI Flip drone, ND/CPL/black diffusion filters, internal ND options, the Neewer Z160 portable flash (the only flash I carry now), and a bunch of small essentials like microfiber cloths, silica gel, batteries, and spare wires. For video and BTS, my Pocket 3 and the Nano have been a massive upgrade for my workflow—DLOG, matching LUTs, and way better color consistency for POV shots.