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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 188187" data-attributes="member: 412">I’ve only used Canon DSLR bodies, that’s because any Canon DSLR body will pretty much take any Canon DSLR lens.&nbsp; I have 2 “L” series Canon lenses.&nbsp; 24-105 for “general use”, and 100-400 when I want to take wildlife pics.&nbsp; The batteries that come w/Canon bodies last for about <a href="http://tel:374748383648" target="_blank">374748383648</a> shots before you have to charge them.&nbsp; Durability of the lenses and bodies has been excellent for me as well.&nbsp; I’ve carried them in my pack hunting in all kinds of warm and cold, wet and dry weather.&nbsp; I’ve also left them in the storage compartments of my various boats for weeks at a time without issue.&nbsp; Plus, they take outstanding pics.I haven’t found a “pocket-sized” P&amp;S that takes great pics AND is really durable.&nbsp; I’ve owned 2 SX series Canons that took great pics but neither lasted long.&nbsp; In both cases dropping them induced terminal damage.&nbsp; Currently I’m using a Panasonic LUMIX ZS50 and it’s durable butdoesnt have nearly the image quality that the SX Canon has.&nbsp; IMO detail washes out easily and image quality @ the edges ant nearly as good with the LUMIX.&nbsp; For me at least, the search continues.ive posted this before, but, this is one of the best pics I’ve ever taken.&nbsp; Canon 7-D body and Canon L 100-400 lens:[ATTACH]34317[/ATTACH]The camera and glass do enough enough that I can crop and adjust a little color while retaining good image quality.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 188187, member: 412"] I’ve only used Canon DSLR bodies, that’s because any Canon DSLR body will pretty much take any Canon DSLR lens. I have 2 “L” series Canon lenses. 24-105 for “general use”, and 100-400 when I want to take wildlife pics. The batteries that come w/Canon bodies last for about [URL="tel:374748383648"]374748383648[/URL] shots before you have to charge them. Durability of the lenses and bodies has been excellent for me as well. I’ve carried them in my pack hunting in all kinds of warm and cold, wet and dry weather. I’ve also left them in the storage compartments of my various boats for weeks at a time without issue. Plus, they take outstanding pics. I haven’t found a “pocket-sized” P&S that takes great pics AND is really durable. I’ve owned 2 SX series Canons that took great pics but neither lasted long. In both cases dropping them induced terminal damage. Currently I’m using a Panasonic LUMIX ZS50 and it’s durable butdoesnt have nearly the image quality that the SX Canon has. IMO detail washes out easily and image quality @ the edges ant nearly as good with the LUMIX. For me at least, the search continues. ive posted this before, but, this is one of the best pics I’ve ever taken. Canon 7-D body and Canon L 100-400 lens: [ATTACH=CONFIG]34317._xfImport[/ATTACH] The camera and glass do enough enough that I can crop and adjust a little color while retaining good image quality. [/QUOTE]

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