What Camera Gear do they use?

  Antoine d’Agata: Darkness, Desire, and the Camera Antoine d’Agata (b. 1961) is a French photographer and filmmaker whose work explores themes of addiction, sexuality, violence, and marginality. A member of Magnum Photos since 2004, d’Agata’s imagery is raw, visceral, and unapologetically confrontational. His photographs blur the line between document and confession, placing himself and his experiences at the heart of his art. Camera Gear Antoine d’Agata has used a range of gear over the years, often chosen for its ability to work in low light and produce gritty, atmospheric images: Leica M film cameras – For street and intimate documentary work, paired with classic lenses like 35mm and 50mm. Nikon SLRs (film) – Used during his early projects, reliable for reportage in harsh conditions. Digital Leica M (M9, M10) – Continuing his Leica tradition in the digital era. Leica M10 Compact cameras & point-and-shoots – D’Agata sometimes employs smaller cameras for dis...

  Suresh Naganathan, a renowned street photographer based in Mumbai, keeps his gear refreshingly minimal to stay focused on capturing candid moments: Primary Camera & Lens Fujifilm X100 series (initially the X100S, later replacing it with the X100F when the first broke down) He’s used this fixed-lens compact camera decked with a 23 mm f/2 equivalent (~35 mm full-frame perspective). “Having a fixed lens and a single camera makes the technical part automatic. I only need to focus on the composition and the moment.” fujifilm X100S Fujifilm X100F Why He Chooses This Setup Simplicity & stealth : A single camera/lens reduces distractions and lets him operate quickly on the streets. Compositional focus : Fixed focal length improves visual consistency and hones his instinct for framing. Portability : Small and discreet, ideal for candid street conditions. Other Tools & Technique Minimal additional gear —typically just the camera and maybe a light bag; he p...