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The 70-200 f4 non IS is about twice the 55-250 price, at least in the US; it's a great lens though.

For me it's all about what a picture says to you, or if it makes you wonder about a story behind it. I liked your shot with the road markings, even if I might trim a bit off the top; that steel?...

That was unavoidable, there are way too many people willing to pay a couple of thousand dollars for a shiny Mac but zero for their illegal Photoshop. If it's too expensive don't buy it.

Don't sorry too much about its age; there will always be a newer camera, the question is whether you really need that 2% extra it does for 200-300% of the price... Taking into account you will...

I think you should try it, it's all about developing an eye, letting go of conventions and going beyond technology. Depending on your country and your culture, being creative has social...

I've only tried the EM5, I'm sure the Nex is good too... You should decide which subjects interest you more, which lenses do better for those, and lastly the camera. As much as I like the concept...

Sounds like you need something longer than the 50mm, which is already longish; so something like the 55-250 can give you decent quality and a good range. Since you're enjoying your 50mm, you might...

There are a lot of parameters, but you should start with what you'd like to shoot as well as your budget. I've had point and shoots and my phones have had cameras, and I hate them; any DSLR, even...

See at which focal length you shoot most, get the best lens you can afford for it, the difference should be night and day with it and just about any new DSLR.

Does it look good to you? Do you have overexposed areas? Underexposed? No good picture has ever come out of staring at the data...

... Wait for the DSLR, forget your phone has a camera.

Except you'd need a sensor with 1.6 times more pixels to get a similar result, which doesn't yet exist with Canon, and might not be all that desirable given the size of files, effect on buffer etc...

Thanks for sharing.

That last one is particularly nice; that's one trusty bird as you couldn't have been that far away!

Makes a huge difference at the wide end.

Really nice pics, I think you can start seeing your style of shooting in each. Thanks for sharing!

Sounds like just what you need; the 7D is a great camera but it doesn't look like you'll be using the features that set it apart. 5D (full frame) can be had for about the same money but they are...

Very interesting, thank you!

You could work on post processing one image, save the recipe and apply it to all similar images as a batch.