nicolas_ferretti

<p>Thank you very much for the answers!<br>

If i sell it, I will have to do it at half of the value, because not only the shutter is worn out but also the body is, anyway this camera gave me a lot, I love it, and yes I hope it will be like an old Mercedes :). What I truly know is that Canon did a great job with the M2 (at least with this one!).<br>

One more question. Do you know if I send it to Canon for service they can replace the grip's rubbers?.<br>

Thanks again</p>

<p>I don't know about Canon, but I have the Sigma and it's extremely sharp. I use it with a 5D Mark II. The construction is very solid. If you want to be unnoticed, maybe it's not your lens because it's bulky and even more with the hood attached to it. The only problem is the focus, It's not like an USM (even being HSM), and for me, it took some time to get used to it.<br>

It's a solid lens, with great sharpness and nice bokeh.</p>

<p>Hello everybody, this is my first post here :).<br>

I have a Canon 5d M2, I use it for touristic photography in the Caribbean mostly. It has already 200.000 actuations. However, the camera works great, but I'm afraid it will stop shutting anytime. I have never replaced the shutter, that's why.<br>

The sad truth is that I don't need a camera like that for the work I do (sand, water, heat), but I have used it for two years already. I have the chance to sell it. I need some advice. What should I do?, sell it and buy a cheap one, or just keep it and completely destroy it?. By the way, once the shutter is replaced, do you know if it can last another 200000 actuations?.<br>

Thank you in advance,<br>

Nicolas.</p>