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This Canon DSLR is the pride and joy of their lineup, and it has a price tag to match.

You can find this camera available for 5000+ dollars, though you’ll get highly expanded capabilities.

For example, you can record at up to 60 fps at 4K, giving you unrivaled quality and smoothness.

If you want to bring it down to slow motion, you can do so at 120 fps in full HD.

When combined with this camera’s excellent performance in low light as well as its impressive stabilization, you’ll find that it’s ideal for use in photography and videography alike. It is no wonder why Casey uses this type of camera gear!

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Looking at the capabilities of this camera, it comes as a bit of a shock that it isn’t priced higher.

There aren’t many mirrorless cameras in this price range that can record 4K at 60 fps.

This model also makes use of 5-axis stabilization while recording video to ensure that your viewers don’t have to deal with motion blur.

Since this camera is mirrorless, it is also much more portable than comparable DSLRs.

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With a collapsing flash and viewfinder, this camera is designed to provide you with an excellent photo and video platform that can slide right into your pocket.

With Auto Focus on this model, you’ll be able to focus on your subject in around 0.05 seconds, and refocusing during recording is almost unnoticeable.

The rotating LCD makes this an excellent vlogging camera because you can see yourself as you film.

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The GoPro is the model that popularized the idea of action cameras, and the GoPro HERO5 Black is one of the company’s more advanced models.

This action cam can record 4K video at up to 30 frames per second while mounted on your chest, helmet, or anywhere else so that you can free up your hands.

With a touchscreen interface, this model features expanded capabilities compared to other GoPro models.

The stabilization system in this camera is also impressive, with the most intense footage remaining clearly visible. This camera is also resistant to impacts as well as water damage.

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The Sony Alpha a6500 isn’t your typical vlogging camera, as it comes equipped with some features that would blow the average model out of the water.

For example, you’ll be able to record 4K film with exceptional clarity in a vast selection of ambient conditions thanks to the ISO rating.

You’ll also be able to shoot 120 fps full HD slow-motion footage with this camera.

This mirrorless model features excellent build quality, with a reliable and durable design that’s built to last.

All of this comes together thanks to the APS-C Exmor image sensor.

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This attachable microphone is an excellent choice if you need high-quality audio to accompany your HD footage. It is the most popular shotgun microphone.

Even if you’ve never used one of these microphones before, you’ll find that the combination of simple controls and an easy setup process make this model highly convenient.

Moving on to the sound performance, this microphone provides some of the clearest quality you can expect from a product that isn’t strictly professional.

The smaller size also makes it convenient for use on more compact cameras.

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The GorillaPod is one of the most unique tripods on the market, featuring articulated legs that can fit around nearly any surface.

With rubberized grips around the legs of this model, it will be able to grip onto tree branches, posts, and other spots where you can get a better angle for your shot.

The ball-head features smooth rotation and elevation, ensuring that you won’t have any jerkiness while you’re trying to position the tripod.

There is also a quick-release plate that comes with this tripod, allowing you to slide your camera on and off of it with minimal effort.

This is also our #1 choice for a tripod under 100 bucks.

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The most notable aspect of this drone from DJI is how portable it is.

With a compact design, you can carry this drone, and it’s case in a backpack, providing you with an excellent degree of flexibility.

Beyond features of sheer convenience, this drone can also record in 4K UHD for added clarity.

With a collision detection system always on the lookout for obstacles, it will be a challenge to crash this drone, even for beginners.

This model also features an impressive loiter time of 27 minutes, giving you more than enough time to get the shots that you need.

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The DJI Phantom was one of the first drones to prove that consumer drones were a realistic endeavor, and it has aged rather gracefully.

The Phantom 4 is one of the newer incarnations of this product, and it comes equipped with a 4K camera that’s mounted on a gimbal mount for stabilization.

Using GPS and GLONASS for positioning, you’ll be able to keep track of this drone with ease, and the sensors that dot it ensure that it won’t collide with any obstacles.

While this drone may be a little larger than most others, it’s fun to fly, and it can remain stable enough for excellent footage.

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Bose has long been known as one of the best makers of audio equipment on the market, and these headphones are sure not to disappoint.

Using both Bluetooth and NFC, these headphones take full advantage of their wireless design, ensuring maximum portability and a long battery life.

When it comes to the sound itself, you’ll enjoy being isolated from the rest of the world by the noise cancellation systems in these headphones, and you’ll benefit from excellent sound quality.

If you need a pair of wireless headphones that combine the best sound and construction, these are the ones.