Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

vinmunoz wrote in post #18678623
I love my Peak 5L.

i can fit another lens and my Godox TT350. I always love to have a speedlight in case of backlit situation.

I can fit the Sony 12-24 + Tamron 28-75 + TT350 along with peak pro clip on my hip, and I'm in good shape. Circular filters where the tablet goes if necessary.

well the best for travel really is the 24-105 to me for that extra range that we needed sometimes. i just need the 18-22mm range in FL for my RE gigs.

Charlie wrote in post #18678628
I can fit the Sony 12-24 + Tamron 28-75 + TT350 along with peak pro clip on my hip, and I'm in good shape. Circular filters where the tablet goes if necessary.

now that you mentioned the 12-24, maybe what i need is that + the 24-105.

GAS talk again. DO ET! lol

randy98mtu wrote in post #18678530
Like you guys, I have shifted to an almost all zoom travel kit. My recent cruise in Alaska, I had the 24-105L and the 100-400L. The 24-105 was mostly on the MC-11 on the Sony. Occasionally I put the 35/2.8 on the Sony to put the 24-105 on the Canon. Having 2 cameras with 24-800mm (I had the 2x) covered was really ideal. No lens changes. Monopod on the 100-400 when I had the 2x on it. 100-400 native I was ok with handheld. But when you get home and go through everything, I've currently got the trip down to 218 images. Of those, 165 were with the 24-105. Next most was 30 with the 100-400 + 2x.

I don't know Bob's uncle, but to me it's the bees knees.

Yes two bodies and 24-800, really is remarkable and top IQ throughout that range.

LeeRatters wrote in post #18678624
I'm keeping the idea of the FE24-105 in the corner of my mind I think it would be perfect for landscape in all honesty.

ps Back when I had the 5D2/24-105L in 2010-11 I was a wide angle person - I swapped the lens out for the 17-40L - Right now, I think the 24-105mm range would be idea. I see lots of gorgeous landscapes with the 100-400mm type lens too but I just don't go to those type of places [or have anywhere near] where I think they'd be useful.

Last night when I was setting up the image of the Peak Design 5L sling I had the 24-105 in one hand and the Tam 28-75 in the other. I think for someone who is 99% shooting outside
I think the 24-105 is the best choice, and unless I'm shooting a piece of kit to sell or a bug in the studio I'm mostly shooting outside. I think you are too Lee.

Charlie wrote in post #18678628
I can fit the Sony 12-24 + Tamron 28-75 + TT350 along with peak pro clip on my hip, and I'm in good shape. Circular filters where the tablet goes if necessary.

This weekend I put the Peak Design Capture clip on the outside of the Peak Design 5L sling. There is a place made just for it on the sling bag.
I then put on a Lumix GM-5 with an Oly 30mm macro. Had the Riii + 70-300G inside plus the Tam 24/2.8 and the Zony 25/2.8.
Only problem was I forgot a charged battery for the little Lumix

digital_AM wrote in post #18678592
I currently don’t use a light in my office while editing. This light will help. It’s dimmable.

I see. thanks

lights off, I used to do that and that's how I ruined my eyes. without getting into technical details, your eyes will focus on the one light (screen) and can stress out your eyes. I keep the lights on when I use the computer now. Only time id have the lights off is when watching movie on a bigger screen.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18678616
i love primes but on a roadtrip on a harsh condition areas, i don't like changing lenses. We were at Point Reyes Lighthouse yesterday and it was breezy, not a good idea to change lens.

BTW if you haven't been there(Point Reyes), it's a must if you are in Cali imo.

dang thats far up north. was hoping closer lol

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18678647
Last night when I was setting up the image of the Peak Design 5L sling I had the 24-105 in one hand and the Tam 28-75 in the other. I think for someone who is 99% shooting outside
I think the 24-105 is the best choice, and unless I'm shooting a piece of kit to sell or a bug in the studio I'm mostly shooting outside. I think you are too Lee.

I'm glad others agree with my thinking I'm in no urgent rush but my current GAS [I rarely use that word!] is A7iii vs FE24-105

I do have a little interest in the Batis 40 still but that's sat further at the back of my mind.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18678648
This weekend I put the Peak Design Capture clip on the outside of the Peak Design 5L sling. There is a place made just for it on the sling bag.
I then put on a Lumix GM-5 with an Oly 30mm macro. Had the Riii + 70-300G inside plus the Tam 24/2.8 and the Zony 25/2.8.
Only problem was I forgot a charged battery for the little Lumix

yes, I love it for quick use, but I do carry the pro pad, which is awesome and flat. When I have that little bit of extra time, 9/10 times, I'll use the pro pad. on my belt

Tamron is coming out with a 17-35 f2.8-4 lens. Shorter and lighter than the FE 16-35 f4 (not by much though). I hope they consider releasing an FE mount version

DTBaan wrote in post #18678652
dang thats far up north. was hoping closer lol

Well, just wait for my pics then lol.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18678736
Well, just wait for my pics then lol.

I'll have a high expectation on that. pressure is on you

My 52 week submittal..."Through the glass door cooley"

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TRhoads wrote in post #18678608
For S&G...how mich you asking for the IRa6000...asking for a friend...lol...

OMG the minute I read this..... my hording came into play. I actually felt my chest compress and go WTH have I done!! How can I live without this tool? Why did I say I would sell it?????!!!!!!. Maybe because it has been in my bag on all my trips and I used it once last year. How can I sell any of this stuff. Crap.

That being said I think I am looking for somewhere around $600 net to me after fee and ship???..... Crap can I sell it?


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