TimmyD11
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I have 3 original EF lenses from early 90's, taken good care of...wondering which camera I should get.
The lenses are:
Canon EF 85mm 1:1.8
Canon EF 28-105mm 1:3.5-4.5
Canon EF 70-210mm 1:4
I've been away from photography for a while and things have changed and gotten interesting...but too many choices rattles me!
My options seem to be use lenses AND newer lenses with a new DSLR...but there are probably 10 good DSLR's by Canon between $600 and $1200 and I don't know if I need the more expensive ones (I like the creative filters idea and the handheld in camera HDR, but which ones have that and which ones don't?)
Should I sell lenses and go smaller, micro four thirds / mirrorless? Seems like if you don't go huge with prints you can get results as good as APS-C and full frame...while cutting your weight and cost down by half?
By the way, my passion is the great outdoors, hiking, backpacking, mindblowing mountains and forests...so landscapes and occasionally wildlife will be my primary interest.
Thanks.
The lenses are:
Canon EF 85mm 1:1.8
Canon EF 28-105mm 1:3.5-4.5
Canon EF 70-210mm 1:4
I've been away from photography for a while and things have changed and gotten interesting...but too many choices rattles me!
My options seem to be use lenses AND newer lenses with a new DSLR...but there are probably 10 good DSLR's by Canon between $600 and $1200 and I don't know if I need the more expensive ones (I like the creative filters idea and the handheld in camera HDR, but which ones have that and which ones don't?)
Should I sell lenses and go smaller, micro four thirds / mirrorless? Seems like if you don't go huge with prints you can get results as good as APS-C and full frame...while cutting your weight and cost down by half?
By the way, my passion is the great outdoors, hiking, backpacking, mindblowing mountains and forests...so landscapes and occasionally wildlife will be my primary interest.
Thanks.