This was shot at noon after some rain had just fallen. It is shot from inside the port which helps keeping the water calm I guess :)

The roll top expansion will only be needed every now and then, so aesthetics for those times are not critical.

The problem I see with a camera insert in a small bag is that the access to the camera will still be inconvenient. Especially when packing stuff other than camera gear.

I like the look and features of the prvke, but the camera part might be a bit overkill for my gear. At least for the time being. I am considering upgrading to a Sony full frame mirrorless though.

I have been looking at the wandrd prvke, both the 21 and the 31 L versions, but my concern is that even the essential camera cube takes up to much space for my needs.

All I need is my camera with 1 lens attached, 2 lenses and a couple of filters really. I would like to have the rest of the bag be for clothes or whatever I’d like to pack with me for a weekend trip.

What is your experience on this? Does the roll top expand the capacity a lot? How does it look when fully rolled out and packed to capacity? What have you managed to fit in it when packing it to its capacity?

Thanks for helping with my desicion :)

No, I thought the overlays were just sets of different types of quests I could use depending on what I wanted to work on.

Thanks for pointing this out!

Oh, thank you! Didn't even notice until you mentioned it! 😄

Will I be able to do exposure stacking with the overlay module?

Sweden!

I set the exposure time to 6 seconds and used a very small aperture. The ambulance being too dark and also moving too much makes it not "stick" on the photo. But the flashing blue lights stick despite moving because they emit a lot of light. You can also see the people in the background were not completely still, so they are all blurry.