Rafa604
Member
- Joined
- 8 Nov 2025
- Posts
- 8
- Location
- Vancouver, Canada
Recent posts
- A7C II or A7 V for travel, is the size difference actually noticeable in a bag?
Did the W in Torres del Paine last year with the A7CR and the 20-70 f/4 in a chest pouch. The whole thing is about a kilo and I never once took it off, which I don't think I'd say about a bigger…
Post #4, in Sony - Clocks go back in three weeks. What do you actually shoot on winter weeknights?
Trip planning, if I'm honest. November to February I've got maps open every night picking next year's routes, then complaining it's raining. Pacific Northwest winter, the camera comes out on the one…
Post #12, in Lounge - Sony FE 400 f/4.5 GM and 600 f/6.3 GM announced, both under 1kg
Hiker here, and this is it exactly. Under a kilo is the number that matters. I've left the house without a long lens on every trip for years because of weight. A 400 f/4.5 at that weight could…
Post #9, in Lenses - West Coast Trail, 7 days, one lens (long, sorry)
Ha, socks it is. Dev will be thrilled to hear he got beaten by laundry. On the rain thing, since a couple of people have messaged me: I did take a cheap rain cover and never used it. On the wet days…
Post #4, in Showcase - Italy trip with the kids, which lenses do I bring?
One lens for travel, always. I did Italy two summers ago with one body and one zoom and never once wished I'd brought more, but I did wish I'd brought less water and more patience for the crowds at…
Post #2, in Buying Advice - Sony A7 V is official: 33MP partially stacked, $2,898 body
Anyone know the weight vs the IV? My A7CR plus the 20-70 is already the most I'll carry up something like the Garibaldi Lake trail, but I've been eyeing the full-size bodies purely for the grip. My…
Post #13, in Sony - Introduce yourself
Hey all, Rafa from Vancouver. Hiking and travel, A7CR with the 20-70 f/4. One lens, always, it's a rule. Planning the West Coast Trail for next summer, so expect questions about rain
Post #24, in Lounge