Store, transport, and protect two Sony A7R cameras, a 16-35mm lens, a 24-70mm lens, and eight batteries in this 28.5L, orange 935 Wheeled Hard Case from Nanuk. It has a foam insert with an adjustable compartment to hold large objects like a 70-200mm lens or a flash system plus additional accessories. It also has a lid organizer for even more storage. Featuring PowerClaw latches, a purge valve, and a bezel system to prevent water intrusion, the lightweight case is IP67-rated for dust and water resistance. Carry the case with the robust top handle or roll it the built-in wheels using the retractable handle. The handle and lid will stay in an upright position for easy packing and unpacking. Made from impact-resistant NK-7 resin with stainless steel hardware, the case is strong, durable, and stackable with other 935 cases.

Watertight, Lightweight, and Durable    Custom Foam Interior and Lid Organizer    2 PowerClaw Latches and Purge Valve    Retractable Handle and Built-In Wheels    Bezel System to Prevent Water Intrusion    Stay Position Top Handle    Stay Open Lid for Easy Access    Made of Impact-Resistant NK-7 Resin    Stainless Steel Hardware    Stackable with Other 935 Cases

• Impact-resistant NK-7 resin & 100% stainless steel hardware
• High-performance gasket for protection in harsh weather conditions
• Waterproof and lightweight
• Accepts user-supplied padlocks
• IP67-rated to be crush and dust resistant
• Automatic pressure release valve
• Molded-in bezel system
• PowerClaw latching system
• Integrated lid stay
• Soft-grip folding top handle
• Built-in wheels and retractable handle for heavy loads

• Accommodates two Sony a7R or similar cameras, a 16-35mm lens, and a 24-70mm lens
• Adjustable compartment holds a 70-200mm lens
• Storage for eight batteries, flash drives, USB cables, a charging hub, and more
  • Three zippered compartments
  • Set of mounting screws for easy, stress-free installation

    Related Questions and Answers

    Q: 1. Is there a 28/300mm lens that will function with this camera?

    A: The closest possible lens with a native Sony E mount is the Sony FE 24-240mm f/3.5-6.3 OSS Lens, B&H # SO2424035. https://bhpho.to/2ZiWYOW

    Q: 2. Will Sony A-Mount lenses work seamlessly with this E-Mount camera?

    A: To use A mount lenses on an E mount camera like the Sony a7R IVA Mirrorless Camera, you need a lens adapter. And not all lenses are compatible or will Autofocus as fast. This is some options, https://bhpho.to/3qP1H7z

    Q: 3. What languages are available for language setting?

    A: Hi motohisa, the languages available for A7RM4 sold in North America region are listed here : English, French, Italian, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese.

    Q: 4. How does this compare to the A7III or A7SII in video performance such as low light, bit rate choices, over heating, picture profile choices, etc.?

    A: While the A7SII will be better in low light, this compares very well beyond that. It also offers a much higher MP for photography.

    Q: 5. Will Sony ever offer software support for those using Linux OS rather than MS Windows or MacOS?

    A: That is a great question and I think Sony would be willing to answer your question. You can contact them at; (800) 222-7669 http://www.sony.com/

    Q: 6. May I ask the weight of this package "Sony Alpha a7R IV Mirrorless Digital Camera and 24-105mm Lens and HDR Filmmaker Kit"? Thanks.

    A: This kit weighs approximately 11lbs.

    Q: 7. How many megabytes of storage does a full uncompressed raw file take up? How about a compressed raw file?

    A: Amount of images with a 64gb card Standard 3850 Fine 2550 Extra fine 1350 RAW & JPEG (Compressed RAW) 710 RAW (Compressed RAW) 980 RAW & JPEG (Uncompressed RAW)* 415 RAW (Uncompressed RAW) 495 So about 100mb for uncompressed raw and compressed raw is about 50mb.

    Q: 8. Does the camera have anti-flicker shooting?

    A: It does have a anti-flicker shooting mode.

    Q: 9. so Continuous shooting Uncompressed RAW drops the rate to 7fps. is that with a UHS-I OR UHS-II SD Card?

    A: That depends on the buffer rather than the card. However, to maximize the length of your burst shooting, use a UHS-II card with a rating of V30, V60, or V90. The higher the V rating, the better.

    Q: 10. Does the A7riv perform better in low light in APSC mode vs w the 61 mp? Wondering if when setting the camera to a lower JPG file or crop mode if Ill get less noise at high ISO's.

    A: No. APS-C/Super35 mode disables approximately half of the sensor, basically giving you less megapixels but because it's still the same pixel density and signal, you'd end up with the same noise with larger grain.