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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 819316" data-attributes="member: 50197">Well, I would like to have a Z8, but really can't justify the cost. The only way I see me owning a Z8, is winning the lottery, start making money with my photography, or my wife running off with the pool boy. I don't play the lottery, currently don't sell any of my pictures, and I don't own a pool. The Z7iii is rumored to possibly have a 60 mp sensor. That would be great, but that would not be such a big increase in resolution compared with the jump from 24 to 45. And that is not as big a jump as you might think, if the real world comparisons I have seen are true.My real end goals are to improve my skills significantly, and have the equipment necessary to meet the needs of those skills. Obviously, the former is much more important than the latter. I currently have the lenses I need. Down the road, I would like to have a native mount long tele, but the 200-500 with an FTZ, I currently own, is fine for now. I wouldn't mind an extreme wide angle, but that would see limited use.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 819316, member: 50197"] Well, I would like to have a Z8, but really can't justify the cost. The only way I see me owning a Z8, is winning the lottery, start making money with my photography, or my wife running off with the pool boy. I don't play the lottery, currently don't sell any of my pictures, and I don't own a pool. The Z7iii is rumored to possibly have a 60 mp sensor. That would be great, but that would not be such a big increase in resolution compared with the jump from 24 to 45. And that is not as big a jump as you might think, if the real world comparisons I have seen are true. My real end goals are to improve my skills significantly, and have the equipment necessary to meet the needs of those skills. Obviously, the former is much more important than the latter. I currently have the lenses I need. Down the road, I would like to have a native mount long tele, but the 200-500 with an FTZ, I currently own, is fine for now. I wouldn't mind an extreme wide angle, but that would see limited use. [/QUOTE]

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