Should i sell it and save up for a 60d or 7d. Or keep it and spend some money on some good glass and a battery grip for extra comfort and just wait it out until there's a newer version of the 60d or 7d. Don't get me wrong the T2i is a great little beast but the body is way to small in my hands.
Ive done tones of research and even went to stores to check out each camera. I must say the 60d feels the best in hand of the 3 but the internal similarities of each is keeping me on the fence. I know there's a little more fps here and a little more auto focus points there but I'm still debating.
Just to throw a few key notes out there, I've been doing photography for sometime now, believe me I'm no pro but I have an old Pentax k1000 that I use every once and a while and I love it. And I have lots of experience with dslr's also. I must say though, the more I think about it the more I'd just rather keep the T2i, upgrade to some real nice glass, add a battery grip for extra comfort and be done with the debating. Ive probably answered my own question but it doesn't hurt to here a second opinion.
Thanks for the help.
Just to mention, I do macro, landscape, and any creative shot that catches my eye.
Ive done tones of research and even went to stores to check out each camera. I must say the 60d feels the best in hand of the 3 but the internal similarities of each is keeping me on the fence. I know there's a little more fps here and a little more auto focus points there but I'm still debating.
Just to throw a few key notes out there, I've been doing photography for sometime now, believe me I'm no pro but I have an old Pentax k1000 that I use every once and a while and I love it. And I have lots of experience with dslr's also. I must say though, the more I think about it the more I'd just rather keep the T2i, upgrade to some real nice glass, add a battery grip for extra comfort and be done with the debating. Ive probably answered my own question but it doesn't hurt to here a second opinion.
Thanks for the help.
Just to mention, I do macro, landscape, and any creative shot that catches my eye.