Vlogging

Got mine at Costco and skipped the Creator Combo. I just added my own mic, wide lens, and case. The price difference wasn’t that much but I got the exact accessories that I wanted.

Obsessed with how tiny and versatile this mic is. It clips on (or magnet-sticks!) without pulling on my shirt, and doubles as my MacBook mic for screen recordings.

The DJI Mic Mini doesn’t come with a lightning adapter, so I grabbed this to do voiceovers right from my iPhone. Super handy when I’m editing on the go.

After testing a few brands, this one gave me the widest angle and let me stack my ND filter underneath. NEEWER* came close and is my second fave (and way cheaper than DJI’s*).

The ND2–32* stays on my camera most of the time. It’s perfect for controlling light. But I love switching things up with the CPL to enhance color and reduce glare, or the Black Diffusion for a softer, more cinematic shot.

Protects both the lens and screen and gives everything a nice clean finish. If you're getting magnetic lens filters, check first…they might include one too.

It took many tries to find “the one,” but this case fits my Osmo Pocket 3 and all the accessories I listed on this page. It also feels well-made, and has a wide opening that makes packing super easy.

After way too much research, I landed on this 512GB Lexar card—the max storage the Osmo Pocket 3 can handle. No more running out of space mid-shoot!

Clicks right onto the OG case and gives me room for filters. Love a two-in-one win.

This little clamp is way more fun than it looks. I use it to play around with camera angles and to mount other tech things like my Rode mic.

No twisting or screwing. Just pop it on the desk and hit record. My go-to mount for quick Osmo shots.

This little guy lives on my camera in case it ever goes missing (aka ends up in a toy bin or under the couch). I grabbed the 4-pack*, but you can snag a single one with the link below if that’s all you need.

Because even trackers deserve to be cute. This one’s my fave because the print shows on both sides.

I use this adapter to attach my magnetic base using the ¼" thread on the back. And it even works with a shoe mount if I want to pair it with a camera. Versatile and surprisingly sturdy!

The 66mm magnetic base is my go-to from this set. I use it with my neck mount* or pop it onto any magnetic surface to film hands-free wherever I am.

This snaps right onto my phone so I can see exactly what I’ll look like. No lag, no battery drain, just a crystal-clear preview (especially helpful when filming in 0.5x).

Need a second pair of hands? This magnetic neck holder keeps my phone (or Osmo Pocket 3) steady so I can film from my POV without holding anything.

The one tripod I actually bring with me. It’s compact enough for my bag, has a built-in Bluetooth remote, and turns into a selfie stick when needed.