I have 2 Canon bodies that I bought after my Sony Nex7. I was going to switch to all Sony, but the lenses just weren't there. By the time I figured that out, the Sony was worth about ¼ of what I paid for it. So I kept it. The bridge cameras are now my latest thing. 25mm to about anything you can think of, for less than the cost of a lens. I have a Panasonic FZ200, that I'll probably give away to a niece or nephew, and the latest, a FZ1000. The FZ1000 has a 1" sensor, and focuses really fast and accurate, but is only a 25 - 400mm lens. I'm still looking for something with more reach, 1200mm -2000mm. They're out there, but the photos just don't cut it. I'd buy the Nikon P900 today if you didn't have to wait 30 seconds after taking a 7 shot burst to take another shot. They built a camera for wildlife with no buffer. Nikon's on top of their game there. So, I'm sure that's more info than you wanted. davev
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17-May-2015 11:56
Indeed it is. I'm amazed at how many cameras some of you guys have. I have the two DSLR bodies and there are days I think I have 1 too many until I take both on a shoot and realize I don't have to change lenses. Paul.
