Enon Avital

With this camera, Sony took everything that's great about the beloved a6300, and added some more to make it an excellent entry mirrorless camera, and also a top choice for pro video and vlogging. The a6400 has a compact body so it's very comfortable to carry around all day. Improved autofocus, a fully flip-up LCD screen, and a higher ISO range translate to a great choice for both photo and video in all light situations.

Is this lens the best kept secret on the Sony portrait lineup? Unequivocally and absolutely, yes. The 100mm f/2.8 has an STF filter, which means two very important things: 1) You get the most perfect, round bokeh, edge-to-edge, always; no other lens has a satisfying bokeh as this one. 2) There’s a T-stop measurement for light that's different from f-stop for depth of field; this lens is best suited for bright or studio light situations.

Almost two decades in and many headsets later, I find myself returning to the HD 280 PRO time and time again. I have no idea how they do it, but the sound balance is near perfect across every range, and for every style of music. Nothing sounds overdone or too distant, and even the most delicate parts come forward in just the right way. Plus: the headset is lightweight, and comfortable enough for wearing all day long.

How many ways are there to carry a camera? Too many to count. But if you're not into having a strap hung around your neck and still want the fastest access to your camera, Peak Design’s Capture Clip offers an extremely comfortable way to carry without straining your arm or neck. I always have one on my bag's shoulder strap, and love being able to set my camera aside for whatever else I'm doing at the moment but still have my camera within easy reach to capture whatever comes my way.

For both musicians and podcasters who work in tight spaces, this microphone stand is a great option to consider. Aside from being sturdy and reliable, its has a no-frills and low-profile design. I keep one on my desk at all times, and love how it works perfectly when I need it, and gets out of the way when not in use.