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Pick your brains time, I am debating is it worth the extra expense to move to FF. I'm just a keen amateur and currently use a Canon EOS70D and I'm thinking about what my next body should be. I have a 18-135mm kit lens, but that is my only EF-S lens with all my other lenses being EF, a 50mm F1.8, 70-200mm F4 L and a 100-400mm MK II. Lots of my work is airshows and Motorsport, but i'm looking to get some decent filters have a go at landscapes.
Don't want to start a debate on equipment or Canon v Nikon as these have been done to death before, was just wondering what the experiences of those of you that have made the jump. I know that the lenses will be more expensive and all about the crop factor but I'm prepared to wait to save up for the right equipment.
So over to you guys & girls, the kettles on, so I'll sit back and await the your expert knowledge.
Doug
Pick your brains time, I am debating is it worth the extra expense to move to FF. I'm just a keen amateur and currently use a Canon EOS70D and I'm thinking about what my next body should be. I have a 18-135mm kit lens, but that is my only EF-S lens with all my other lenses being EF, a 50mm F1.8, 70-200mm F4 L and a 100-400mm MK II. Lots of my work is airshows and Motorsport, but i'm looking to get some decent filters have a go at landscapes.
Don't want to start a debate on equipment or Canon v Nikon as these have been done to death before, was just wondering what the experiences of those of you that have made the jump. I know that the lenses will be more expensive and all about the crop factor but I'm prepared to wait to save up for the right equipment.
So over to you guys & girls, the kettles on, so I'll sit back and await the your expert knowledge.
Doug