You don't need to justify it to us, we understand.
...............However, in the future may use your rationale myself when I am trying to convince myself (or more likely others) it is time for an update?
This is a discussion on I maybe pulling trigger on Canon 7D Mark II shortly within the Camera equipment & accessories forums, part of the Education & Technical category; You don't need to justify it to us, we understand. ...............However, in the future may use your rationale myself when ...
You don't need to justify it to us, we understand.
...............However, in the future may use your rationale myself when I am trying to convince myself (or more likely others) it is time for an update?
From seeing you evolve from a good photographer to a very experienced, great photographer, and for the majority of subjects that you shoot AT, I would suggest that you purchase a FF body ,if you find what you are using now as lacking. The 5D MkIII can be had used, at a great bargain, and will do everything a 7D MkII will do, and MORE. You cannot beat the dof on FF vs crop, and the high ISO abilities of a 5DMkIII are amazing. I am speaking from lots of experience with crop vs FF on Canon bodies. Just my 2 cents, but myself, I could NEVER see myself shooting crop factor again. The only downfall may be your lens collection if you have an abundance of EF-S lenses. If not, FF all the way.
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Well, I am taking your advice, i have my finger on the trigger of a 5D Mkiii, just cannot seem to pull it. I have already sold my camera (60D and three lenses), plus I made nearly $1000 on Ebay this weekend (from garage sales). I was planning on getting the 7D Mkii and have enough money for it. I just know as soon as I buy the 7D, i will have buyer's remorse in not getting the 5D.
I do have two full frame lenses and one more lens to sell because it is for crop frame.
I sold my 60D with the lens that came with it (18-135), a cheap plastic Canon 50mm 1.8, and a Canon 28mm 2.8 for $700 (to a friend). They got a great deal, but I only paid $25 for the 28mm at a garage sale.
I feel torn but I can basically get a 5D Mkiii with the money from my equipment, garage sale money, plus $600 out of my pocket.
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Well, I did it, now the proud owner of a 5D Mkiii
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"The worst thing about taking a great image is that your next one has to be better!"
Good for you. We will all end up in a box someday... so occasional self-spoilage within reason isn't a horrible thing at all.
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