The camera body is a Canon 7D MK II
G,
I was looking at those yesterday, On their website it says that one is full frame and the other is aps-c. Which one do you have ?
Thanks
Sorry for the tardy response. I missed this.
As a caveat, I operate within a narrow band of mediocrity. Consequently I will not attempt to dazzle you with my knowledge of photography or technical details. In that regards Google is your friend.
Anywho,
The 7D Mk II is a the APS-C sensor. I had been shooting a CanonT2i (also a APS-C sensor) when I decided to upgrade. The 5D MK 3 at that time was +/- $3,400, IIRC. I spent a good deal of time reading and studying. I went to the photo forum below, explained the type of "photoging" I did, and asked their opinion. At that time the 7D MK 2 had just came to market and IIRC is was under $2k. Based on my reading and input from the guys, I decided that the 7d mk 2 would best fit my needs. The 5D Mk 3 did not have a dedicated flash, and the 7dMk2 had an upgraded sensor, and could shoot 10 frames per second, and it would do all I needed at half the price of what a 5d MK3 cost at that time. Although I don't shoot a lot of video with the 7dMk2, it does a wonderful job of tracking. I mainly use the GoPro for video. I bought my camera from CameraLand NewYork who advertise here. Paid cash, no tax or shipping. If you buy the EF lenses they can be used on both full frame and crop sensor. IIRC the 5D MK3 was $1,599 at CLNY the last time I looked. Too many expenses now but the Mavic Pro Platinum Drone will most likely be my next purchase, followed by the 5DMK4. I'll problably not switch to mirrorless or Nikon due to my investment in lenses.
BTW, I mentioned the three lenses that are my "go to" lenses, but my kit also includes
the EF-S 24mm 1:2.8 STM
the EF 50mm 1:1.8 STM
the EF-S 10-18mm 1:4.5-5.6 IS STM
and the Canon Macro Lens, EF 100MM 1:2.8 USM
Usually I carry both the 24-70 mounted on the camera and the 150 by 600 in my pack. As mentioned before, with the 1.6 crop factor the 150 to 600 gives a pretty good range of telephoto capability!
Finally, Tamron has come out with an upgrade to the original 150-600. it is the "g2".
http://www.tamron-usa.com/product/lenses/a022.htmlboth Canon and Nikon mounts.
IMHO it would be hard to beat for the price!
ya!
GWB