Get the 5d - you won't be sorry. Even if the 6D or 3D or whatever it
is comes out soon you will not "have" to upgrade, and in any case
the 5D will hold decent value for quite a while if you decide to sell
it for an upgrade. 

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Malcolm Stewart
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 11:43 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: EOS 5d - buy now or wait for new model?

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Read" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2007 7:19 AM
Subject: EOS 5d - buy now or wait for new model?
> Hi,
>
> The problem is I'm   concerned I'll have a bad case of buyer's remorse in 
> a couple months  whens when Canon (possibly, probably) releases their next

> model with  tons of new features. Am I just being paranoid, or should I 
> really  wait?  Any advice?

Hi Robert,

Just before the 10D's introduction I was eyeing up a D60 with a seriously 
reduced price at an exhibition, and was heard discussing the purchase by a 
guy who whispered in my ear, "Wait a few days, there's better on the way". 
I did and he was correct - the 10D was announced two days later.

Having bought a 10D soon after introduction, I also bought my 5D very soon 
after its introduction.  In each case they were my most expensive hobby 
purchases ever, and in the case of the 5D I could have saved £00s if I'd 
waited just a month or two.  If I'd done that I wouldn't now have superb 5D 
quality images of the autumn colour, and rare heavy snow in our local wood. 
(Just happens to be snowing again at the moment.)

I know it was stupid financially, but if I wasn't stupid I wouldn't be into 
photography as a pure hobby...
Only you can choose.  Whether there is a new 5D, or 3D or even a new lens 
mount, on its way, I've certainly no idea but I do find rumour watching and 
speculation quite fascinating.  (I used to be a loyal Minolta guy with four 
X-700s at one time, and still have two of the bodies, flashes and a few 
lenses.  At least with Canon there's some decent s/h prime lenses available 
at sensible prices, so we all can have L zoom lens quality or better without

breaking the bank.)

Malcolm Stewart
Milton Keynes, UK 


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