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<p>Try out, (if you can) a Voightlander 58mm f 1.4 MF but only $599.00</p>

<p>Get rid of all that Canon stuff and build you a Fuji X System,Why? For starters the IQ is unsurpassed. That's all I need to say.</p>

<p>Well well, its been a long time D90, I remember selling you to a camera store as a trade in towards a D200 and then a couple of years later I traded the D200 for a D300 and in between there were new lenses and new accessories and bags and stuff but the D300 just couldn't keep up with my pace and it kept falling apart then just died. What to do but buy a New D7000 which was a really nice piece but when the covering on the body kept sliding off I sold to an outfit in Ga. and bought a D7100. Now I had accumllated a lot of stuff, lenses and all of it was wearing my old body down hauling all that stuff around, the two guys I follow on the net, Hobby and Arias told of a camera called X100 and then X100S and I sold all my Nikon gear and bought me one of those little fuji things and I am living happily ever after and never look back and my shoulder and my wallet feel better too. Now its an XPro2 and a few lightweight lenses, no more Zooms cause with the lightweight gear I can zoom with my feet.</p>

<p>Sony make a pretty good TV, (I think).</p>

<p>Ever Try a string tripod? Works for me, but not for long exposures.</p>

<p>Get the D7100 and you will never have to look back, in short, it is a GREAT Camera.</p>

<p>I wonder if Lens Rentals have them in stock.</p>

<p>Does it make coffee?</p>

<p>My rule is to never delete files until I have downloaded them, Then when I put the card back in the camera I format the card.</p>

<p>Why don't you just Throw the towel in and take up knitting. Sometimes....Sometimes....Sometimes these questions on this and other forums are very trying.</p>

<p>Are you Nuts</p>

<p>Get a Nikon Coolpix B500 Camera its zoom reaches out to 900 and the camera complete costs $296.00. But please use a tripod or a braced monopod.</p>

<p>I guess if I were 60 yrs younger and had the loot I'd go for the Leica system but now I couldn't focus a Leica with these old eyes and hands, so I'm hoping a Leica Q is in my future...Hint Hint..</p>

<p>Get a 35mm f1.8 and a 50mm f1.8 Brand New will cost you abt $400.00 These a Great lens, very sharp and good in low light situations.</p>

<p>The 24/70 weighs a ton, Think about that, 24/120 is a dream.</p>