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Originally Posted by dcstep
Maybe you could at least make one of those cameras mirrorless, with a really good zoom and one prime for it and a long lens for the DSLR and a medium to long zoom.
80 to 90% of my shots are 500mm to 1,000mm, so that means at least one DSLR, but I am thinking more about that 2d body.
I carry 7D, 5D MkIII, 15/f2.8, 24-105/f4, 70-200/f4, 500/f4, 1.4x and 2.0x TCs. That certainly gives me full focal length range (although I'm Jonesing for a 600mm to replace the 500mm).
Is there a full-frame mirrorless right that'd cover my 15mm to 400mm range?
I'm afraid to think about replacing those L-series lenses with equivalents. $$$
Of course, matching batteries, cards and accessories has its advantages.
Dave
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These are all valid concerns and in large part what has kept me from jumping. I do lots of long FL work as well and I love my "specialty" lenses that it seems only Canon has, like my 24mm TS-E, the magical 135mm f2, and the super tele's. So I couldn't give up Canon entirely. But for WA and near tele stuff, a mirrorless would suffice. I'm just not sure I want two systems.