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I have owned and sold and owned and sold DSLRs for quite some time.  I never had to contend with oil problems.  Dust from time to time yes.  For any one to suggest that oil on sensor is normal is...

Welcome back and thank you for sharing your experience.  Good reminder for me to be careful, to go slower in taking risks. You've been given your second life almost.  Use it more wisely.  Shoot...

Be very very careful.  Nikon fan boys will blow you out of the water while they chant that DXO is the holy grail of digital photography! I couldn't agree with you more.

I would have wanted it slightly brighter overall, but that might be just for my personal taste.  That said, I like your composition, the way you handled colors and the overall "story" of the...

Hi Keith, Wow, so you finally jumped into the FF world!  Glad you seem to have kept your 7D as well, as I did even after I grabbed the 6D.  Do you however plan to keep it for long or you brought...

They should get an award for risk-taking, not photography.

There are more subdued "wars" happening out there that are worthy of awards too, such as the daily war against poverty, human trafficking, etc. That both winners had to be from the same war zone...

I find the photos nice but I don't think I will remember them after seeing them, which means to me they don't stand out. Nice, but not impressive. The subject or subjects? Do they really need to...

Traded my 28-135mm for a 24-105mm f/4 L about two years ago.  Fetched roughly $250 as it was in mint condition, had a lens hood and Hoya UV filter that went with it. It was a very good decision. ...

Imagine the shock of my colleagues when they saw me suddenly pour water into "such expensive lens" also lying on my table! :)

LOL! Or shut up and just keep shooting :-)

I bought the 6D indeed but certainly not because the 7D was particularly bad at anything.  I like that it can shoot high ISO with little to no noise.  But no, the 7D was not flawed.  It continues...

I'd like to add error pages encountered when entering the forum, even when my username and password are stored or saved by default.  A lot more bugs when using Firefox and IE.  Smoother on Chrome,...

Was enthralled by your album, thank you for sharing.  It is one formidable collection of how a photographer romances with Auroras.  And thank you for the tips as well, it has always been my dream...

Rent one and test it in your hands.  Compare the image quality of the two.  Then perhaps repost your experience.  I personally picked the 6D over the 5DMII because of image quality.  The harder...

But I can do the same with my 64gb SDHC. I can simply select the default view in my laptop, whether to prioritize viewing jpegs or RAW, or configure my software the same way, so I can be afforded a...

Purchased the 6D at launch last December.  Purchased the 7D at launch more than three years ago.  Don't have arrows on my back.  Canon seems to be doing better in terms of quality control, at least...

When I bought the 6D I was ready to sell my 7D, or so I thought. I decided to keep my 7D because yes it is hard to completely replace. Perhaps I was wrong from the start to assume my 6D can replace...

I respect your views. Canon's target market for the 6D seems well-defined. I don't think they designed and made a camera to deliberately make you feel bad. I think they designed and made it because...

SDHC saves more space, occupies a smaller footprint hence seems ideal for "back up." I thought it was a big deal, having shot on the 7D for more than three years now, when I bought the 6D a few...