7 PHOTOGRAPHY ACCESSORIES I CANT LIVE WITHOUT!

In this video, I talk about some of my most essential photography accessories that I own!

The gear shown in video:

MY CAMERA GEAR: (Amazon/B&H Affiliate Links)

GEAR USED TO FILM MY VIDEOS

HOW I EDIT MY PHOTOS/VIDEOS

MY OFF CAMERA FLASH GEAR

OUR SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS

[MannyOrtiz]

So I would have loved to bring you all an “in the field” photography video but this has been a really hard week due to family problems. I just filmed one for next week that will be good so stay tuned for that one :)

[TheAnthonyLJ]

Homie needs to give a “7 must have beard products” vid next

[mbutton]

You might be my favorite real, practical and honest YouTuber (photography). I'm 62 years old and have been shooting for 45 + years ( and a lot of pro work) I'm never to old to learn... I used to teach (film days) photography on a collage level and was the master and now with Digital have become the Grasshopper... Thank you...

[boyantrifonov]

After watching many photography / videography videos I really got value from this one.

As having too many things to charge - the charging station is just what i need. I didn't know they existed.

And I am the type to shoot in silence because if i put on music I want to dance lol (I dance Salsa, Bachata and Kizomba) but having a portable JBL speaker is a nice thing to have.

I already have the external a good backpack, SSD, Good SD cards and an M1 iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil.

Will be getting a charging station, external speaker and a camera strap in the future.

Thanks Manny!

[mgcassy]

I love that you are actually talking about accessories. Normally people just talk about their camera and camera gear. I really appreciate!

[cpdjs]

Dude... the speaker makes a world of difference! We gathered a crowd the other day while shooting my niece's senior photos because we had music that set a cool vibe.

[ricardomoreno]

YES YES YES YES YES TO THE
I work with a photographer who does a lot of senior portraits outdoors and she used to shoot in complete silence. Whenever she would try and change lenses to do anything it would just be awkward small talk or silence with everyone else. One day, I brought a small speaker like yours to the shoot and it changed the environment TREMENDOUSLY! We NEVER shoot without music now.

[bigdave]

Geez that charging station looks like a fire hazard lol

[rontopp]

Damn you! I almost made it an entire week without buying something on Amazon!

[ricothevampire]

Dude, seriously gonna stop by Walmart and pick up a speaker on the way home. I never thought about how much of a positive impact that could have on the shoots - Thank you.

[DesignEagles]

I’m a big fan of Peak Design gear and have the strap and their new tripod and their Sling bag. New subscriber, looking forward to your future post!

[TheOddAnthony]

You’re a beaaaast dude. I see myself in you and find you super inspirational. Beginner photographer with an a6000 and the Sony 35mm f1.8 tryna make miracles with it! Thanks for your content, keep it coming!

[davidparker]

When I worked as an engineer/programmer I had problems in my right wrist from tendinitis/ carpal tunnel. I found that by playing/ practicing on the piano relieved my symptoms. Playing the piano forces you to keep your wrists, forearms, and hands flat and parallel for strength and flexibility. If you maintain this while typing or working on the computer you'll be fine.

[omardavid]

Man, thank you very much. Your effort is not in vain. Great video. Love your work!

[alexandersanders]

the charging station the pad for editing the think tank are all on my list of things I must have, once again thank you for all the awesomeness.

[amycasanova]

In the beginning when he’s punching...whoa, that AF is crazy fast switching between his hands and his face. Impressive.

[i_Gotcha_]

love your channel brotha! keep up the great work!

[paultrunfull]

Love the idea of the speacker, never thought of that one, thanks Manny

[unknownymous]

Never really thought about the mini speakers. But I can definitely see why it's so effective in the photoshoot! Thanks for the tip!

[cryscrys]

Try to map the screen area to a smaller area on the wacom tablet, like the top right side. I have the same tablet and this let's you edit so much faster since you don't have to move your hand acros the whole surface of the tablet. To put it short you use smaller movements to achive the same thing. Try it, you will be amazed.