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I don't have the 90d, but both 70 and 80d. I've also had both the 18-135 stm and the newer nano. I found the nano to be noticeably better. It's very quick to focus, sharp, and quiet.  I sold the ...

I get better results with single point AF.

For me, sometimes there's no need, and sometimes it's essential.

My bad.

Or is that about .4 inches, or even .35 inches?

Some outfit may have a sale limited to a few hours.

Concerns answered. Thanks for the replies.

Would an electronic shutter be useful for time lapse?

I wonder what the write speed of the 90D is?

That sounds great.

For me, with my hand in a hand strap on my 80D, that small AF button on top is hard to access quickly.

I agree about the choice of the Canon 100-400 ver2 for such a rare trip. The sting of the price will fade, and you WILL be pleased with it's top notch performance for years to come. You may find a ...

Would the differences been easier to see if, in comparing the shots of the instamatic camera, they were cropped to both have the same apparent size?

There doesn't seem to be much difference in high iso noise, or did I miss something.

Sounds like it may be a substantial upgrade to the 80D.

With 80D pricing, it would seem the 7D line might continue in one form or another.

I've used 91% alcohol for stubborn spots for years with great results, never a problem.

For certain subjects, mf in lv is the best way to achieve your best focus. You center the main subject in lv, then magnify to 10x with the magnify button, then focus manually.

Thanks. I had no idea what that spec meant. Now it's a bit clearer.

Over and over I read about a Canon release this month. Surely one could  wait a couple of weeks to see.