Good timing?
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Mike Jackson
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There is never a good time to get a new camera (or any other piece of electronic equipment). As soon as you get a new piece of kit you will see it cheaper or a new model will come out in six months.
If the model available now has all the features you want and you can afford it go for it. If you wait 6 months for the MK V what about the MK VI that will be out shortly?
You'll spend your life waiting for the next new model and never get the camera you want.
If the model available now has all the features you want and you can afford it go for it. If you wait 6 months for the MK V what about the MK VI that will be out shortly?
You'll spend your life waiting for the next new model and never get the camera you want.
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Starting with a clean slate and not with a bag full of Canon lenses I'd be very tempted by a Sony as the thought of full frame and fast primes together with in body IS is... rather nice 
but I might end up with a D700 as to me it's the only full frame camera that can directly replace the 35mm SLR cameras I had / have.
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I would wait until the 5d mk3 comes in the shops and then buy the 5d mk2 on clearance sale! So you're sure to get the lowest price for that camera. But if you have the budget, wait for the mk3 and get it when it's there! (again, I already own a few canon lenses and gear...)