Derrel
Mr. Rain Cloud
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Better, richer color? Don't buy the 7D, buy the 70-200 f/4 L IS ISM...the 7D does not have the rich, saturated colors of some other cameras. Lenses are largely responsible for providing richer, more-saturated color; lenses that have good coatings and good optical designs, and which have higher levels of contrast, will tend to produce richer, more-saturated, better-looking color than lenses that are, well, lacking. This can be seen pretty easily in many of the Nikon ED-glass lenses...the more-costly lenses often produce richer, more-vivid color than consumer or entry-level lenses that lack extra-low dispersion glass elements and which have simpler, cheaper to produce optical designs. While the 70-300 you have is a good lens, the Canon 70-200 f/4 L is an excellent lens...and it will leverage whatever body you put behind it, for years to come. If you get a new, high-grade lens, you're immediately "good to go". If you get a new body and have to keep shooting with the 70-300, I do not see the gain.