I come from the film era, so I'm used to the full-frame sensor. I've settled on a Canon 5D. 

The collapsible reflector is used to reflect natural light onto the subject without resorting to a flash. 

I'll jot down things to worry about, like composition. After the shoot, I'll write down which pieces of equipment worked and which didn't.

Clients love the iPad because we can proof on site.

A lot of times I find myself in a corner, and it's hard to see through the eyepiece. I look at the reflection of the LCD screen and check focusing through the mirror so my head doesn't have to be right behind the camera. 

If there is a lightbulb that I can't turn off and it's casting a strange light on the subject, I can use the black foil to cover it. 

I wear this small flashlight around my neck. I use it if I'm doing an event shoot in an auditorium and I have to dig through my bag.

When I'm shooting a model and their clothes are a little loose, I use clothespins for a more tailored fit. 

I was doing a shoot outside, and there was a small tree in the way, so I used the saw from the multi-tool to cut it down. 

I once did three shoots in one day and had to eat in the car.

I use this stand when I need to move the lights frequently.

The Mola beauty dish changes the quality of the light. I do a lot of portraits, and this is great for faces. The light looks natural, but it's more stylized.  

I like the non-zoom lenses. They allow me to use natural light even when it's very dark. I like to use natural light whenever possible. 

This power pack is a big flash unit. I do lots of corporate shoots, and I did one where we closed an entire block for a car company. I used this to light the car from a distance.