jaomul
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For your type of photography I can't see a Sony a6000 or an olly e5 really being any better. There are some sensor improvements over the Canon, but I'm not sure they warrant a whole change of system
If you're set on changing and upgrading in one swoop, why mirrorless?
Don't get me wrong, there are brilliant mirrorless and brilliant dslrs but you don't say why not dslr. Do you care how the inside of the camera works?
The 70d you mention will do video well and slightly improved image quality, Fuji maybe slightly improved image quality, olly, grand and small, nice imager quality and lenses, probably same or less iso ability as what you have, but less ability to separate background from subject due physical sensor size.
Each system has for and against. Sony full frame a7 is affordable on your budget, maybe the existing lenses are as much as you need or maybe not.
For out and out image quality the Sony is probably your best bet. All the others are capable also, but strictly for quality it's hard to beat Sony full frame on your budget
If you're set on changing and upgrading in one swoop, why mirrorless?
Don't get me wrong, there are brilliant mirrorless and brilliant dslrs but you don't say why not dslr. Do you care how the inside of the camera works?
The 70d you mention will do video well and slightly improved image quality, Fuji maybe slightly improved image quality, olly, grand and small, nice imager quality and lenses, probably same or less iso ability as what you have, but less ability to separate background from subject due physical sensor size.
Each system has for and against. Sony full frame a7 is affordable on your budget, maybe the existing lenses are as much as you need or maybe not.
For out and out image quality the Sony is probably your best bet. All the others are capable also, but strictly for quality it's hard to beat Sony full frame on your budget