When I first began bringing my camera along on rides, I used my professional one for two reasons: firstly, because it was the only camera I owned at that moment, and secondly, because the image quality was undeniably much better than any phone (sorry, there is no room for discussion on this topic).

Nowadays, I've transitioned to a much lighter and discreet setup without, compromising on the quality of the results. After all, almost every image I capture during my rides are shared on social media, where a 60MP camera is not necessary at all.

Due to the weight and bulk of the full-frame camera, at some point I stopped bringing it on my rides for the simple fact that I didn't feel like carrying it, resulting in fewer photos taken. With the equipment you'll see below, I now almost always have the camera with me because it's lightweight and portable, and because it is something I really enjoy doing and recommend everyone to give it a try (I can guarantee that you will start to see the world with different eyes).

I explain this in more detail in my blog post: “The best camera is always the one you carry in the moment”. If you are interested in the subject, do not hesitate to take a look at it.