Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

masberg24 wrote in post #18626211
A7/14mm

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That that looks like Fort Jefferson/Dry Tortugas Nat. Park. If so INCREDIBLE place.
Every ounce of water, all sand and mortar shipped there to build this part of the US coastal
defense system way back in the day. The masons who built this place were artisans! Most
famous for housing Dr. Samual Mudd.
We were stucked there for several days/tropical storm, but what a place to get stuck!

genesimmons wrote in post #18625904
mine is doing something simmilar, i changed the prefix for my images from dcm to dav and my first batch of images was fine, then it decided to change to _dav not sure why it changed, did u change from compressed to uncomressed? thats the only thing i have done but not sure why that would change it

No, I've not changed anything that I am aware of. First 500 odd shots were fine. Then I uploaded a batch of pictures and it had started at 1 again. All good I thought as it was just over 500 and easy to add it on, now though I have no idea.

Well if it is similar to the A7R2 there are two setting
the number being reset could be because numbering is set to RESET and should be changed to SERIES
The "_" being introduces is due to changing sRGB to Adobe 1998 this is a setting which i believe doesn't affect RAWs and I chose sRGB to prevent image count wrapping at 9999 because without that _ it will wrap at 99999

Haven't got the camera to hand so can't be more specific on which setting anyway it will be in a different place probably on the R3

TRhoads wrote in post #18626133
Wow...4200 feet of gain...dang...I am going on a 9.2 mile hike tomorrow, it it only has about 450 of overall gain.

That hike is a killer...but it delivers:

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18626274
I know Samurai Joe at Z-packs. I have the pack a gen behind the one you have pictured. Wonderful
packs for ultra long distance backpacking, and Joe has the cred, he's done all the long hikes in the US (AT, CDT, PCT,etc) and the long
trail in NZ.
Lately I'be been carrying a custom Zimmer pack.

It is great stuff....and from such a small company in FL too

SeattleSpeedster wrote in post #18626376
That hike is a killer...but it delivers:

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Stunning!

Sad I'm still processing photos from last September.

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18626277
That that looks like Fort Jefferson/Dry Tortugas Nat. Park. If so INCREDIBLE place.
Every ounce of water, all sand and mortar shipped there to build this part of the US coastal
defense system way back in the day. The masons who built this place were artisans! Most
famous for housing Dr. Samual Mudd.
We were stucked there for several days/tropical storm, but what a place to get stuck!

I have the dry tortugas on my bucket list of places to visit.

I will make it one day. Can't wait too. Plan on spending two nights there.

Climbing the granite to get up there. It's my annual I've Still Got It hike

Talley wrote in post #18626406
I have the dry tortugas on my bucket list of places to visit.

I will make it one day. Can't wait too. Plan on spending two nights there.

I even think the first photo of a baseball game was there? Might be getting confused with
somewhere else.

SeattleSpeedster wrote in post #18626409
Climbing the granite to get up there. It's my annual I've Still Got It hike

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Keep getting it man!
Hey, are those golden trees larches?
They add so much, you knew when to get the color!

They are....its a nice hike in the summer but especially awesome in the fall around October

Its funny - the camera gear is going to weigh what it does, so everything else must be as light as possible. Thus ZPacks Hexamid solo plus tent, Western Mountaineering 10 degree bag, Zpacks Arc Haul etc etc. I have this dream of someday hiring some "Home Depot Sherpas" to carry a convection oven up there and make fresh baked cookies

A sunrise from the area:

Anyway you see why I am willing to haul a bunch of lenses up there. Once you've seen it, you can't stay away.

SeattleSpeedster wrote in post #18626435
They are....its a nice hike in the summer but especially awesome in the fall around October

Its funny - the camera gear is going to weigh what it does, so everything else must be as light as possible. Thus ZPacks Hexamid solo plus tent, Western Mountaineering 10 degree bag, Zpacks Arc Haul etc etc. I have this dream of someday hiring some "Home Depot Sherpas" to carry a convection oven up there and make fresh baked cookies

A sunrise from the area:

Anyway you see why I am willing to haul a bunch of lenses up there. Once you've seen it, you can't stay away.

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So epic!

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18626277
That that looks like Fort Jefferson/Dry Tortugas Nat. Park. If so INCREDIBLE place.
Every ounce of water, all sand and mortar shipped there to build this part of the US coastal
defense system way back in the day. The masons who built this place were artisans! Most
famous for housing Dr. Samual Mudd.
We were stucked there for several days/tropical storm, but what a place to get stuck!

That's Fort Point under the southern end of the Golden Gate Bridge. It was built just before the Civil War to protect the entrance to San Francisco Bay. The GG Bridge was built over the top of the Fort.

SeattleSpeedster wrote in post #18626435
They are....its a nice hike in the summer but especially awesome in the fall around October

Its funny - the camera gear is going to weigh what it does, so everything else must be as light as possible. Thus ZPacks Hexamid solo plus tent, Western Mountaineering 10 degree bag, Zpacks Arc Haul etc etc. I have this dream of someday hiring some "Home Depot Sherpas" to carry a convection oven up there and make fresh baked cookies

A sunrise from the area:

Anyway you see why I am willing to haul a bunch of lenses up there. Once you've seen it, you can't stay away.

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Flabbergasting!