I looked into it previously but ended up buying the fixed 135 mm f2 which has “adjustable” in lens bokeh. It’s gives a softer image for portraits. I don’t really do macro stuff.And that was only at F4.2 lol
Rent the 105 and try it out - it’s a must in any collection
If you go Sony just get an adapter. The right one will transfer all auto controls. And be a hell of a lot cheaper than replacing lenses.
If you're going to be doing sports photography or wildlife photography, go with the 7D. It has faster shooting, gps and dual memory slots. If you're doing videography, the 80D will be better because the screen flips out and is adjustable. The 80D has a better battery life, is lighter, better in low light situations and higher resolution.
I believe I am going with the 7d mark ii. I do mostly sports/action and wildlife photography with a little low light shooting when my daughter does plays. I have a 70d now which one of the parents of my players is buying off me. Just needed a little affirmation that the 7d was the way to go.
I was going to ask how much you had invested in lenses. If you've got >$1000 of lenses, it's really not worth swapping systems.
I have a couple L series teles and a couple primes.
And in all actuality, while I like the way the Sony pics look, I am so not impressed with the way the camera feels. It is so much smaller that what I am used to.
