The cameras and accessories I use to make Slow Passport travel films, with genuine photographs and examples from the journeys.
Start with the cameras, then explore the smaller items in the kit. You don’t need everything here to begin filming your own travels.
My own filming kit. No retailer product images.
01 / THE TWO VIEWPOINTS
The cameras.
See both cameras’ work in the same journey: from ground level to the coastline from above.
Ground-level filming
DJI Osmo Pocket 4
I used my Pocket 4 for the ground-level filming in the Fig Tree Bay film. Those shots sit alongside the aerial footage from my Lito X1, so you can see the same place from two different perspectives.
Alternative retail bundle: Osmo Pocket 4 Essential Combo. It includes the same camera model; accessories may differ from my own kit.
I used my Lito X1 for the aerial footage in the Fig Tree Bay film. Its view from above complements the ground-level footage from my Pocket 4. Watch the film to see both cameras’ work in the same journey.
Alternative retail bundle: Lito X1 Fly More Combo with DJI RC 2. It includes the same drone model; accessories may differ from my own kit.
For changing the image, rather than carrying another camera.
Filters & lenses
Freewell Bright Day filter kit
This Freewell Bright Day kit is part of my drone equipment. The six-filter set offers different options for controlling light; Freewell lists this kit for the DJI Flip and Lito X1.
Check the named kit and your exact drone model before choosing.
This K&F CONCEPT wide-angle attachment is part of my filming kit. The linked model is KF01.2612, which K&F currently lists for the Pocket 3 and Pocket 4.
Follow the manufacturer’s fitting instructions and remove the attachment before switching the camera off.
Small accessories for setting up and looking after the kit.
Mounts & protection
135cm selfie-stick tripod
This extendable selfie-stick tripod is part of my filming kit. The linked model is the 135cm VKESEN TP-22; its listing includes the Pocket 4 among the supported cameras.
Check the required connection and follow the setup instructions for your exact camera.
Another view of my own kit. The photographs show equipment, rather than the contents of a current retail bundle.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Choose for your travels.
Think about what you want to film and what you’ll be comfortable carrying. Check the exact model, fitting and included accessories on the retailer’s listing before buying.
These are the items in my kit, rather than a shopping list everyone needs. Prices, ratings and stock availability are left to the retailer.