🎒 Staff Picks: What’s in Our Gear Bag
Ever wondered what the Carmarthen Cameras team shoots with? From sports and wildlife to live music and travel, our staff are out capturing it all — and each of us has a setup that reflects our personal shooting style.
We’re kicking things off with Tom, our resident Web Developer, who’s just as passionate about photography as he is about building our website.

📸 Tom – Web Developer at Carmarthen Cameras
Shooting style: Sports, Wildlife & Music
When Tom’s not coding or fine-tuning the website, he’s out chasing the action — whether that’s fast-paced wildlife, a live gig, or a surf session on the Welsh coast. His kit is all about versatility and reliability.

🧰 Main Camera
Canon EOS R6 Mark II
A powerhouse for both stills and video, the R6 II handles everything from low-light gigs to fast-moving wildlife with ease.

🔍 Go-To Lenses
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Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 – Compact, sharp, and perfect for portraits or low-light venues.
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Canon RF 24–105mm f/4L IS USM – The all-rounder that never leaves his bag.
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Canon RF 100–400mm f/5.6–8 IS USM – Ideal for wildlife and sports when extra reach is key.

⚙️ Favourite Accessories
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Hoya Fusion One Next CPL – Essential for cutting glare and enhancing colour in outdoor shots.
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Hähnel Extreme LP-E6 Battery – Reliable power for long shooting days.
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Peak Design Slide Lite Strap – Comfortable, secure, and quick to adjust.
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Upgraded Eyecup & EasyCover Silicone Cover – Small upgrades that make a big difference in comfort and protection.
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Benro Rhino Carbon Fibre Two Series Travel Tripod with VX25 Head (FRHN24CVX25) – Lightweight, stable, and travel-ready.
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Burton Zoom Pack – Carries it all in style.

🎥 Other Cool Gear
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Insta360 X3 – For immersive 360° action shots and creative edits.
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GoPro HERO – The trusty action cam for any adventure.
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OM System TG-7 – Pocket-sized and built to survive anything.

💬 Stay tuned for more from the team as we share our favourite gear setups and the reasons behind them. Next up: who’s shooting landscapes, who’s into astrophotography, and who’s secretly hoarding vintage lenses?

















