I thought I would make a post detailing all the equipment and stuff I have and use to make videos and content for the website as well for the socials. I will try keep it updated as I go and if you have any questions feel free to ask! By the way, most of these are affiliate links, which means if you purchase using these links, I’ll get a small commission. Thank you for supporting my content!

The home studio

Camera & Lens

Nikon z30 Mirrorless Camera

Stock lens Z mount (Nikon NIKKOR Z DX 16-50mm f/3.5-6.3 VR Lens ) Lens

Nikon Zoom lens F mount (50-200mm f/4.5-6.3 VR Lens)

Nikon Prime lens F mount (35mm f/1.8)

FNZ II Mount adapter

microphones

Boya Microphone (Wireless)

Boya Microphone (Lav)

lighting

 Ring Light

The travel kit

Xiaomi phones

Mi8 

Redmi Note 10s

Action 360 camera

Insta 360 one X2 and selfie stick

Gimbal and tripods

Tripod

Small spider tripod

11 inch articulating magic arm

Slider skater camera stabilizer rail dolly car

Dji Osmo Mobile 3 Gimbal

Software I use for editing:

Da Vinci Resolve

Desk setup accessories

Keyboard:

Logitech K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard

Mice & Trackpad

Left handed trackball mouse (wireless): 

Red Dragon Impact Mouse with shortcut keys

Trackpad (wireless)

Laptop

Surface Pro 8

Surface Pro Keyboard/Trackpad

Monitor & mount

27 inch Dell Monitor

Volkano monitor desk mount

Earphones

Xiaomi mi buds 4 pro

Behind The Scenes, My (Pretty) Basic Youtube Filming Setup (Beginner)

The is my old setup with old equipment, I have changed quite a few things since then. Updated video coming soon…

Nikon 35mm F1.8 Quick look & Distance Setup

My not so fancy or Youtube worthy WFH DESK SETUP

The is also my old setup with old desk equipment and accessories, I have changed quite a few things since then. Updated video coming soon…

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FitNish Favourites will be a series on FitNish.com where we discuss a few cool and convenient things which we have come across and thought you should know about. The idea in the future will be to give exposure to smaller businesses and shed some light on cool and useful products.

*The views here are our own and none of the brands have compensated us for this post.

Jungle oats bars

The jungle oat bars are really tasty and somewhat filling. The yoghurt flavoured bar especially, is not too sweet and it feels as if you are having a tasty but somewhat healthy treat. So if you are craving something sweet but not too sweet, and still trying not to indulge too much, these are perfect.

Quorn products

If you are vegetarian, or newly vegetarian and need something a little different from soya, give quorn products a try, especially the burgers. They are made using Myco Protein which is a protein extracted from a fungis, kind of similar to mushrooms.

Resistance bands

Resistance bands are a great way to add another dimension to your training and assist you in certain more difficult and advanced exercises such as pull ups. You can read more about the different ways to use them here. Get them at sportsman’s warehouse.

the laymens lament

If you are new to bodybuilding, or are a regular follower of SA bodybuilding check out the Laymens Lament for all in depth updates on all the shows and competitions around South Africa.

timer app: Impetus Interval Timer

Impetus Interval timer is a great free timing app. It comes with a few custom pre set timers and allows you to customise your own. It is great to use when stretching for instance, if you are serious about stretching. You can set up certain intervals, a simple example is, say you have 5 stretches you want to get through and you want to hold the first 3 for 2 minutes and then the last 2 for 1 minute, slowly transitioning between each. To make a smooth transition you would rather not use a normal stop watch otherwise you have to keep checking it and starting/stopping it. So with this app you can set 5 timers, the first 3 for 2 minutes and the last 2 for 1 minute and at the end of each timer it will alert you to switch to the next stretch.

Calisthenics tip: The Flag

If you are trying to master the human flag as it is commonly called, a small tip would be to swing your forward leg out to the side and up to give you momentum, as you accelerate your leg the other leg will follow and try to get both legs directly above you with your feet in line with your hands. Then lower down slightly and slowly from there. Work on lowering it more and more as you go by and soon you will master it.

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