KenPapai
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<p>I would upgrade my 7D to the 7D II.<br> I bought my original 7D over 5.5 years ago and it still works perfectly well. I have zero investment in EF-S lenses, so that aspect doesn't (and never will) sway me either way.<br> If I "need" full frame I shoot 135 Ektar with the EOS 3.<br> I don't view the 5D III as an upgrade path at all to a 7D II. The 7D II is beyond the 5D III, IMNSHO.<br> Good luck on a tough decision; all are perfectly fine tools for photography.</p><div></div>
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<p>I went with the poor man walking in and a near future, science fiction feel for this whole vibe.<br> I had a little fun with this. Reminds me of a short story I could write.</p><div></div>
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<p>Thanks James, indeed does look easily like one of the coolest jobs in the world. Almost an unbelievable fantasy job.</p><div></div>
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<p>And a bit larger one, self for scale:</p><div></div>
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<p>Roy's Redwoods, a small grove nearby my neighborhood, first a smaller tree:</p><div></div>
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<p>I am posting mine (late to the game) without having seen a single response yet -- I adjusted colors and tones and came up with this, somewhat film-noir, comic book but to me, appealing.</p> <div></div>
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<p><em>Prior Sunrise Foggy View</em> -- when I saw this Tuesday morning I grabbed my camera/tripod from the office and walked up the hill a little to shoot it.</p><div></div>
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<p><em>> I did own the 7D and it was a good camera but not a great camera. It was packed with useless features that one would never use and yes was rather weak when it came to battery life. </em></p> <p>That doesn't make a lick of sense. None at all.<br> None of it. My own rebuttal is that having used my 7D for almost five hard years now I would doubt you ever even held one.</p>
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How much will it cost to repair 600 mm lens?
KenPapai replied to nirvan_a's topic in Canon EOS Mount
<p>Were I you I'd send it to the Canon Service Ctr. in Irvine, CA. Many here, including me, have used them successfully for lens repair.<br> No one can say over the Internet that it is repairable or not. Only a hands-on technician can only assess its repairability and cost estimate.</p>
