Nice shot Regis but :
How about showing one straight out of the camera , before it's photo shoped ,
That would interesting side by side , just to show your magic touch on them

What do you mean do you really keep tabs on those things , why . Car makers
Gas and oil companies mega super stores , there all the same don't worry so much about about it , did some one put down canon there no different , its all in the money that's all any big company is worried about there bottom line .Every camera that's made this year has been planned five years ago , the little touches
They add to there new ones are just enough to suck you in , thy won't give it to you all at once just a few crumbs at a time .

Can you get a chop saw or a miter saw , a staple gun , and small air compressor
I can show you how to make, a bird feeder that cost under $2 to make and I have sold same for $6 , $8 , and $10 each , and they are so simple to make . And any thing close to this cost $15 to $25 in any feed store , pet store , Bucker Fields would charge at least $25 to $35 for them , there made with three pieces of cedar
and a rope for hanging , with a chop saw and air gun cut to size for as long you want then assemble them . I never tried but I could make at forty a day going all day but I only make 40 a week and sell them on week ends at craft markets that go on all year. I make a couple hundered on the week ends . . A friend of mine makes worrley gigs and he can't keep up with the demand for them ,

What are you shooting mostly , flying birds , sitting birds , sports , car racing , there is not to many affordable lens for that , and packing a 50-500mm lens Is a struggle at best , but if your using a tripod and shooting mountains ,moon ,sports , etc it's ok some are shooting flying birds with them , and camera get the most costly at the time DX canon
that's refurbished and no more than three years old , and save a bundle

Well that is not all bad , when ever I go out side I see them . Even if I stay in and look out window I have a good chance of seeing a couple , and another good
Thing , you don't have to put a hat on , if you know what I mean , those things can carry a lot of excess "stuff "

Bring the prime , you have a car it's not like packing every thing on your back , it's more like a 600 mm on a dx camera . the 70d is a dx camera is it not , any way your eagle shots at the water front will be better if it's a canon prime , but bring them all

Is it just me , or what " I guess I better say nothing , rather then tell the truth . But I can't do that "@$&& ., ???',.

There's nothing wrong with the d90 , I have two of them for the last 6years paid close to $1300 for the first one with the short zoom that came with it , the second one I bought used about a year later , she was asking $650 for body as she had alread sold the two lenses she had , it was like new had less than 3000 actuation
On shutter , I offered her $400 she said no , a week later the phone rang and she still had and said I can have it for$400 . I haven't had a bit of trouble with eather .
It has the same sensor as the D300 and the pic it takes are identical to the D300
I was almost going t get a d300s about three years ago but I read a note that Thom Hogen wroth , he said if your upgrading a d90 don't get a D300 s the d7000
Was out and he said get its has better electronics and more advanced in a few other things , but if I was to upgrade I would get a d7200 or a referb D500 in a couple years .

it can be any thing I guess if it's not stated as such I guess ?

Well it may be or may not be this. , I may make a resolution next new year , just fooling . Never have yet , but I will when I'm pushing up the daises

Well in reality there around close to double the cost , But if you compare a new dx to a older full frame then there more
Equal , but that's only the start of the expense , you figure the cost of what you need to get the maxim out of your shinny new what ever , from computer , lenses , printer ,the full Monty will be at least four to five times as much , don't get me wrong any one can go out and pay $3000 or $4000 for a camera and a $1200 zoom and a few camera cards
And snap away but they will never get the full magic out of there camera unless they feed it the right Menu in accessories . But they will never know the difference of what it could be . It's like every thing in life there's the hidden expense that most don't figure in ,

Coolest cat i don't personally know

The advantage is most people are not pros , so they save a lot of cash not to mention the saving of down loading your
Camera cards and storing , you will need a better computer with lots of storage space , a top of the line printer , it no use buying a ff if your not into printing big and pixel peeping , and blowing up a small postage stamp size of your picture to make a bigger frame of what you see in it , I would say that 80 percent of full frame users out side of the pros
never use there ff to what it's ment for . You need the best of the lenses , that means $2000 or more for each lens ,
Cheep $900 lens just won't cut it . To do it right be prepared to shell out at $15000 to $20000 or more . or you can buy the top line DX camera Nikon d7200 or d5 , and if you know what your doing you can make photoes that would compare well enough to compete with any ff ,, we all had ff years ago my first three were full farm a koneeka, a pentax
Nikon , now I got Nikon DX . And it's plenty good for the birds I shoot an it only cost me $1200 , but it's eight years old , so I'll be getting the top DX in Nikon next , if I live long enough . and again give your head a shake if your thinking
Full frame and all the trappings you will need . I been into cameras since the early sixties , and if I won a million $ tomorrow I wouldn't get a full frame , maybe if it was 2 million , and I'm shooting every day that I go out .he only time I don't see eagles is if I stay in doors and don't look out the window
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Did you ever see that vid show down between the Hasselblad and the Nikon D 800 it may still be around just google it
You can save at least $25000 if you opt for the D800

I can not find the words to comment . But it's yours and that's what counts