I think there are some thresholds where one size does as well as a bigger...and then the reverse...I know my 30's are much better than my 20's. I can barely move the 45 so might as well plan on not moving a 65 and growing bigger.
Just stating another benefit of a GH....they aren't free, but once you have it you'll never go back.
Damn, you got your moneys worth out of that 20D. What are you planning on getting to replace it? 80D?Sad news...my trusty Canon 20D has bit the dust....I had her for almost a decade...travelled far and wide...tried using my wife's Rebel but...#justnotthesame...
Not sure I want to spend the $$ for an 80D...was looking at the mirrorless options....maybe 77D? I have a few L lenses I like and want to keep...
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Talkn about retirement with my wife last night, she told me she wants her fancy inground pool to relax when she retires..
Told her I just want my greenhouse with a well next to it.. ( and to be left alone, and she not allowed in there
What do you have for L series lenses? When I was shooting Canon I had the 300 f/4L and the 24-105 f/4L. They were both sharp as a tack. As for cameras I hear ya. My current camera is a mirorlees Panasonic G85. I've had several mirorless camera over the years. I made the jump from Canon to a mirorless Olympus years ago . I ended up going back to a DSLR for a while because the focus sucked on the mirrorless cameras at the time. The newer stuff is much better. They can still have a bit of a hard times focusing if there isn't a lot of contrast.
I got the 24-105 and 100-400 (and a non-L 15mm fisheye).
the sunshine...much needed rain coming tomorrow.
Once you have it figured it makes all the difference....
I just saw that last week had record high temps in over 3,500 locations worldwide....
