by Miles Hanley
(Columbia, SC)
Canon 90D Camera
"I am an enthusiast photographer who will be retiring next year. I plan on doing some photography on the side. I've done several events for friends in the past and have gotten quite a few requests. I have been using a Canon xsi and recently upgraded to the 90d. In your opinion will the 90d suffice for a small side or should I consider getting a full-frame camera with it? And if so, which one would you recommend? Also, should I consider getting mirrorless (seems to be the direction Canon is going) or stick with a good DSLR which can be had for a bargain? (Sorry about the multiple questions.)"
Hi Miles,
Congratulations or your upcoming retirement! That's exciting. That will be quite a change for you, I'm sure.
The question of whether to go with a full frame Canon to stick with your 90D is an interesting one and exactly the same decision I faced, but with a totally different situation behind it.
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