(Also, ISO 2000! Crikey, can't believe how un-grainy it looks. Was pondering an upgrade to my 70d, which most definitely does not look that good at high ISOs, and the R7 is in the running. I'm impressed!)
@plebster I’ve struggled a bit with the mirrorless cameras. Much lighter and with the adaptor I could use the existing canon fit lenses. The 7D is easier to handle with a big (600mm) lens to the extent that my old one is away being repaired. I have an R8 as well for full frame use but also preferred the 6D but it was beyond repair. I suspect however I’ve reached an age where technology is moving forward too fast for me!!
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Ah, that's interesting. Thank you for the reply, Richard!
I was wondering whether the size would make a difference. The 70d has a nice feeling, but I'm not sure how much of that is ergonomics and how much is just what I'm used to.
I get along fine with the X100VI, but with it being a fixed lens it's nicely balanced. I need to find a shop where I can have a play with a number of options...
Great DoF, and love how sharp the Curlew is.
Ah, that's interesting. Thank you for the reply, Richard!
I was wondering whether the size would make a difference. The 70d has a nice feeling, but I'm not sure how much of that is ergonomics and how much is just what I'm used to.
I get along fine with the X100VI, but with it being a fixed lens it's nicely balanced. I need to find a shop where I can have a play with a number of options...