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Hello,  I will upgrade my LED TN panel monitor, ASUS VH238H to a new IPS monitor for better viewing angles and better color reproduction for my DSLR photos, but I have some interests and some...

This is a good article indeed, but can't  be applied to everyone, shooting modes and techniques differ from one photographer to another.

IS mode 2 & 3 for panning doe really bring moving subjects sharp and avoid blurring.

I do understand that I don't need a 60D while I can get away with a 650D (Better handling, better performance, same AF, overall a better value) You're right, but it doesn't seem like a big thing...

It will, but still the quality of the JPEG and RAW of the current 7D not as good as D7100 and the FF 6D. No I'm on CF all the way, i don't have the money for the FFs really and it's...

In addition to what the guys said, you need a "good" low light sensor to produce quality images with the least possible noise and much details and among your chosen bodies the D7100 is a good...

Yes of course, I'm just not settled yet on which lens, and gotta understand many things before making a decision. Also seeing everywhere the rumors upon the 7D II, which will compensate for the...

The 1K could be translated into a $600 body and a $400 lens, not necessarily a 1K body :) anyway it won't make that much difference, the camera is just a tool. :)

You're right, all of this go into the handling form of camera which is great for a beginner. Though some of the entry levels DSLRs are equipped with a touch screen which make it more easier than...

The ergonomics and handling of the D7100 is great for beginners  but it has lots of extra features that might be overkill for his usage. For eg; the Wider AF coverage area for sports and...

D7100 for a beginner? Even the EOS 1100D or Nikon D3000 would do the trick.

Of course it is. The cost, weight, design and quality of IS differ from lens to another, just consider how complex IS will be designed on a supertelephoto compared to a kit lens.

+1 here.

There are lots of primes from Canon which have IS I don;t know a technical reason why "some and some not" have/don't have IS but this may be because longer lenses benefit more from stabilization...

I won't be shooting for money, just like an amateur. I live in one of the third world countries where I believe that self-studying are much more important than getting knowledge from normal guys...

I'm just concerned about a good quality lens that can take my exposures with great details and make a good use of my potential sensor.

The EF-S 17-55mm is on the 350D, it's a 8MP sensor compared to 7D's 18MP, I don't know if the higher resolution sensor gives a higher IQ with a given lens, because I see unlike in most DPR reviews,...

The recent Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM is a very good zoom lens, it's better than any kit lens out there according to the digital-picture review of it, it will suit your needs without...

Thank you beagle for your reply, I know pohtozone.de but it's own problem with me is that it tests lenses on older EOS cameras such as 350D/450D.

Sorry for refreshing this thread again instead of opening a new thread asking ridiculous questions. According to this chart I can't understand or estimate the quality of the lens across the frame,...