jim quist wrote:
So my wife bought the Canon 5dmk4 when her pocket camera acted up. I thought, this is great, now we both have top of the line Canon cameras and we can share lenses and have a lot of fun together. Since then she has clearly communicated without words, but by confiscation, that my 17-40 f4, 24-70 2.8, 70-200 2.8 and 100 2.8 macro are her lenses, and my flash is in her camera bag as well. I showed her the 300 2.8 I had in my shopping cart at BnH and she said, "I can use that." Talk about a GAS attack!
She doesn't share well. And I will always have to ask if it's okay to use one of my lenses. And she takes great pictures. We go on photo outings together and it amazes me how differently she sees things.
So what do I do? Buy another entire set of used Canon lenses for myself? Or switch to Nikon and learn a new system and get a whole new set of Nikon lenses.
Im just trying to keep the peace, and really, this is a serious dilemna I am in.
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I was loyal to Canon for 23 years - then I discovered Nikon. I now shoot Sony and suggest you take a look at the A7III, A7R4 and A9 - depending on budget. I sold my A7III and A9 in order to purchase my A7R4 and have not looked back; but it is not a camera that suits everyone. The A7III and A9 are probably more suitable for most people.