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czaharop
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Hello - I'm new to the forum.
I've been waiting for several years now waiting to upgrade from my trusty XTi - my first DSLR. I'm waiting to see what replaces the 60D / 7D. (better high ISO performance, AF microadjustment, and 5 shot AEB for HDR - please) In the meantime I've saved and got better lenses. I've added a 17-55, 10-22, and 70-300L. Now it seems that we will see a new "entry level full-frame" DSLR soon. That will be great a great camera but 2 of my lenses are incompatible and I certainly can't afford the 1000s of dollars for their FF equivalents. So I probably will have to stay with a crop sensor camera.
While there will obviously still be APS-C cameras in Canon's line-up do any of you think Canon's corporate strategy (making money) will try to force enthusiasts to upgrade (and pay major bucks) to move out of the entry level range of Rebels?
Obviously none of us know but we all like speculation and opinions!
I've been waiting for several years now waiting to upgrade from my trusty XTi - my first DSLR. I'm waiting to see what replaces the 60D / 7D. (better high ISO performance, AF microadjustment, and 5 shot AEB for HDR - please) In the meantime I've saved and got better lenses. I've added a 17-55, 10-22, and 70-300L. Now it seems that we will see a new "entry level full-frame" DSLR soon. That will be great a great camera but 2 of my lenses are incompatible and I certainly can't afford the 1000s of dollars for their FF equivalents. So I probably will have to stay with a crop sensor camera.
While there will obviously still be APS-C cameras in Canon's line-up do any of you think Canon's corporate strategy (making money) will try to force enthusiasts to upgrade (and pay major bucks) to move out of the entry level range of Rebels?
Obviously none of us know but we all like speculation and opinions!
