Comparisons

Discussion in 'Canon EOS Digital SLRs' started by RonA, Jan 4, 2019.

  1. RonA

    RonA New Member

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    Hi Everyone

    I need some help and advice. I have a T5i and want to upgrade to something better. Any suggestions on my next camera like a D77 or another model.

    Any information would be great!

    Thanks
     
    RonA, Jan 4, 2019
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  2. Craig Sherriff

    Craig Sherriff Well-Known Member Site Supporter

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    Ron you already have a nice camera. Unless You buy a full frame camera. any upgrade will give you basically the same thing for more expense. What lenses do you have, if it is the kit lens I would suggest that you look at the photos you have taken and see what is your most used focal length and buy a better quality lens in that range. I would also suggest that you look at buying a 50mm F1,8 this is a cheap and excellent all-round lens.
     
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    Craig Sherriff, Jan 7, 2019
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  3. johnsey

    johnsey Site Moderator Staff Member Site Supporter

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    HI Ron, I would pose the question what would you hope to get from your upgrade? That would steer the conversation of what sort of upgrade to consider. The general rule in photography is to invest in better glass over the camera itself. The bells and whistles of a new camera are nice, but the image will only be as sharp as the glass that you put on it. Knowing what your shooting preferences are and budget we can definitely help advise on lenses as well.
     
    johnsey, Jan 7, 2019
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