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<blockquote data-quote="Whiskeyman" data-source="post: 745192" data-attributes="member: 13556"><p>I know a pro who does tours, and his photos are what attract clients to his business, and he is constantly changing systems. When I first met him, he shot Canon, then he switched to Nikon and got rid of his Canon gear. After a while, he purchased some Sony mirrorless gear, while keeping his Nikon gear. He wasn't pleased with the Sony, so he sold it and went back to Nikon full time. Now that the Canon R5 and R6 are released, he abandoned his Nikon gear completely after trying the R5 and sold all of his Nikon gear. Now, he's all in with Canon for the time being, and has added an R6 to his toolbox. The photos he's gotten with them back up his assertion that they're now the best cameras for what he does; the photos he shares are really great. However, I'm sure that he'll change again if and when he sees a better system than the R5/R6/Canon come along. </p><p></p><p>The big factor in his success, though, is his skillset as a photographer: he gets great shots no matter what gear he's shooting. He is also always out shooting birds and knows his subjects, and his gear, very well.</p><p></p><p>WM</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Whiskeyman, post: 745192, member: 13556"] I know a pro who does tours, and his photos are what attract clients to his business, and he is constantly changing systems. When I first met him, he shot Canon, then he switched to Nikon and got rid of his Canon gear. After a while, he purchased some Sony mirrorless gear, while keeping his Nikon gear. He wasn't pleased with the Sony, so he sold it and went back to Nikon full time. Now that the Canon R5 and R6 are released, he abandoned his Nikon gear completely after trying the R5 and sold all of his Nikon gear. Now, he's all in with Canon for the time being, and has added an R6 to his toolbox. The photos he's gotten with them back up his assertion that they're now the best cameras for what he does; the photos he shares are really great. However, I'm sure that he'll change again if and when he sees a better system than the R5/R6/Canon come along. The big factor in his success, though, is his skillset as a photographer: he gets great shots no matter what gear he's shooting. He is also always out shooting birds and knows his subjects, and his gear, very well. WM [/QUOTE]
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