Sony A7x lounge

vipergts831 wrote in post #17921799
Here are more shots of the Tenba Cooper 13 Slim for reference:

Here you can see the quick access top zipper. For me its easy access to my A7R:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/EmFe​rh Tenba Cooper 13 Slim with Peak Design Capture Pro by CiclismoNY, on Flickr

Top view: left to right Sony FE 55, Sony A7r with Sony FE 16-35 F4, Sigma 35 1.4 with Metabones adaptor. You can see how much space is still left if you wanted to carry say on more lens or accessory

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/EEAc​wP Tenba Cooper 13 Slim with Peak Design Capture Pro by CiclismoNY, on Flickr

On the back of the bag a nice laptop sleeve. Here i have my Macbook Air 13 in for reference.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/DR5p​iu Tenba Cooper 13 Slim with Peak Design Capture Pro by CiclismoNY, on Flickr

I also added the Peak Design Capture Pro to the side panel on the left side of the bag. There is a very sturdy leather strap i am able to attach it to there. Almost as if the bag was meant for this

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/DRq4​1p Tenba Cooper 13 Slim with Peak Design Capture Pro by CiclismoNY, on Flickr

With A7r and 16-35 F/4 attached for reference:

https://flic.kr/p/DR5p​YCTenba Cooper 13 Slim with Peak Design Capture Pro by CiclismoNY, on Flickr

There are other small pockets all over the bag and even internal pockets on the outside of the camera bag insert which can hold say a phone. The insert can be fully removed to use as a regular bag as well. The quality of this bag is just so high. I have a domke bag but this Tenba has now replaced it.

Hope this helps to give everyone an idea

Thanks for this. This is a bag that's high on my want list, but the bag wish list seems to be getting larger by the day (still looking for a backpack as well). Saw it at B&H the last time I was there and looked great but because it got so abused as a floor display looked like it couldn't take a big beating.

AnnieMacD wrote in post #17921684
Superb!

Thank you!

Here's a couple more from that show, same lens

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/DFDa​Pi

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/Eszg​Pw

35 art has arrived. Missed this lens. 100% hit rate so far on all my wide open test shots straight out of the box. Man I love mirrorless!. When I had this lens previously it took a week of dottune to get it working as I wanted

xpfloyd wrote in post #17922096
35 art has arrived. Missed this lens. 100% hit rate so far on all my wide open test shots straight out of the box. Man I love mirrorless!. When I had this lens previously it took a week of dottune to get it working as I wanted

Shhhh, you'll upset all the DSLR guys who can't accept the fact that mirrorless works better for some of us!

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #17922110
Shhhh, you'll upset all the DSLR guys who can't accept the fact that mirrorless works better for some of us!

It's cool. They mostly pretend that this thread doesn't exist.

mystik610 wrote in post #17922112
It's cool. They mostly pretend this thread doesn't exist.

Haha, true. I just think it so weird that threads like this keep popping up all the time https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1454191

Seriously... why do some people find it so offensive when people prefer mirrorless?

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #17922115
Haha, true. I just think it so weird that threads like this keep popping up all the time https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1454191

Seriously... why do some people find it so offensive when people prefer mirrorless?

Hah I'm staying out of those now. I post to try to be informative, because often reading those threads is like listening to a group of blind people talking about how red the sky is....but it almost always turns into a crap-slingfest. The discussions start out productive, but quickly get out of hand.

I just avoid those threads now. Its the same people in every one arguing that mirrorless cameras don't work for x, y and z reason. I used to get sucked into them but skipping past them now as best I can. Don't know why they even care. They also forget that the majority of us came from dslr and some still shoot both!

I'm one of those lame fence-riding "moderates" - I so much enjoy both that I struggle to pick just a DSLR or Mirrorless and stick with it.

xpfloyd wrote in post #17922127
I just avoid those threads now. Its the same people in every one arguing that mirrorless cameras don't work for x, y and z reason. I used to get sucked into them but skipping past them now as best I can. Don't know why they even care. They also forget that the majority of us came from dslr and some still shoot both!

I still shoot both. I don't get the whole "mirrorless vs dslr" debates. They are tools of the trade. You use what works best for yourself and your images will reflect that.

David Arbogast wrote in post #17922150
I'm one of those lame fence-riding "moderates" - I so much enjoy both that I struggle to pick just a DSLR or Mirrorless and stick with it.

We'll be campaigning hard in Georgia to get you to sell your 5DSR.

David Arbogast wrote in post #17922150
I'm one of those lame fence-riding "moderates" - I so much enjoy both that I struggle to pick just a DSLR or Mirrorless and stick with it.

first world problems

if you're a moderate for shooting both, then I'm an extremist for shooting one format

jay125 wrote in post #17922154
I still shoot both. I don't get the whole "mirrorless vs dslr" debates. They are tools of the trade. You use what works best for yourself and your images will reflect that.

it's because most will shoot one or the other due to financial reasons or commitment to lenses or styles. It's always sad losing a team player, since we do associate gear in such a way. So you either lash out or let bygones be... When scott kelby ditched nikon for canon, some folks lost their minds.

I'm a both'er.

xpfloyd wrote in post #17922096
35 art has arrived. Missed this lens. 100% hit rate so far on all my wide open test shots straight out of the box. Man I love mirrorless!. When I had this lens previously it took a week of dottune to get it working as I wanted

the 50ART is the same way...it nails it every time...when it doesn't...it was the operator...I actually did have some issues focusing with the 17-40L this week, but it was strong light that I think was the cause.

David Arbogast wrote in post #17922150
I'm one of those lame fence-riding "moderates" - I so much enjoy both that I struggle to pick just a DSLR or Mirrorless and stick with it.

I am there too...still own 2 DSLR's....and don't plan to sell them, especially given all the discussion about TSE's not working on the Sony.

A touch of sadness. Missed a Batis 25mm by one hour.