What's in my case...
This is a listing of the current camera bodies that I am using to capture the images that you see on my site. Depending on the assignment, I will typically have two bodies along with the lens' that should take care of the job. My first body was a Canon T3i and over the years, I have identified reasons to upgrade my gear. If you are considering purchasing your first DSLR or looking at upgrading your existing body, hopefully this can be of some help.
Canon 5D Mark IV
I use this heavy hitter for all things outside of sports when I am needing a faster frames per second.The EOS 5D Mark IV camera boasts a full-frame, high-speed CMOS sensor that’s ideal for a broad range of applications with its remarkable high-resolution abilities. It records 30.4 effective Megapixels at normal ISOs of up to 32000. It also captures incredible still and 4K video clips suitable for significant post-processing, retouching and cropping.
Canon 1D Mark IV
The second, well tied for second, rig in my bag for sports. It is slightly older technology, but the 10 frames per second is on point. The unique sensor of this camera, is not quite Full Frame and not exactly typical APS-C crop of 1.6x. It actually is 1.3x crop factor, so you'll get the reach of a crop, but with slightly more of a sensor to capture. The build is solid professional Canon manufacturing. This camera is no longer manufactured, but they are still readily available at a fraction of it's original cost.
7D Mark II
This is a great camera for sports. The FPS is a lighting fast 8 frames per second and the advanced focus system work perfectly to capture the action. Also with it being a APS-C, the 1.6x crop factor helps with the reach.