I do shoot a lot of long lens stuff and I could see the 1D X being a low light beast that I switch out for the 7DII when the light improves (as I did with the 5DII), but I really like FF and ended up selling the 7D when I bought the 5DIII as I preferred it a whole lot over the 7D.Ruined said:mackguyver said:Don't think I haven't thought of that already! I really like shooting wide, esp. with the new 16-35 f/4 IS, so I think I'll pass for now.Ruined said:mackguyver said:I already blew my budget for 3+ 7DIIs on a 1D X, so I think I'm set. If this was a few years back, I'd snag this and the Tamron or Sigma 150-600 and be all set for some great wildlife shooting. This is a great time for action photographers!
Or, you could sell the 5DIII, get the 7DII and bank the rest![]()
Ah okay, I thought you liked to do a lot of tele stuff also. The 1DX and 7DII would be an epic combo, best full frame paired with the cream of the crop!Not that 1DX and 5DIII is bad, but the 7DII will give you reach that 5DIII can only dream of! Unless you need two full frame bodies at the same time (i.e. for backup purposes on paid gigs which I empathize with or if you frequently need two FF sensors for other reasons) personally I would get that 5DIII on the market ASAP
Plus, I could see 5DIII easily being replaced next year, it is getting a bit long in the tooth. You could still get good money for it now.
I do need to have two FF bodies for my commercial work (mostly real estate / product / art repro) as a back up crop body probably wouldn't work for me. OTOH, I have been using my 1D X so much lately that I've actually considered selling the 5DIII and buying a SL1 (+10-22 probably) as a small backup, though. Really.
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