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Actually I never thought of renting, I'm going to get one of the Metabones adaptors for Full frame to crop (LTT Did a video) But I might try to rent the tamron and canon 70-200s and see which I like best, I think the better IS options on the canon might make the tamron less valuable to me though.

I've tried a Nikon, Atleast the one I used made me never even want to look at it again, I'm more likely to look at Sony FF atm.

I'm keeping my 77D as a backup/lighter body and for multi cam setups, Smaller lenses will be better for walk around using that too, Less noticeable. Hardly worth selling them anyway, Not worth more than £300

Kinda feeling my current focal and aperture coverage is pretty lacking, Plus the images I take aren't as sharp as I'd like (which does push me heavily towards a Canon or Tamron 70-200, Just doesn't feel like enough focal, Even 250 seems lacking), Which is why I referenced lower aperture glass and high focal glass, I'm also heading towards a 5D III or IV due to needing weather sealing (I don't really see the point of going cheaper since then there is almost no point in upgrading), So I'm probably only going to buy FF compatible lenses from now on.

I've got a Canon 77D and am sorta questioning what lens I should get next. Budget is about £1000-1500 I have a 50mm 1.8 STM, 18-55 f4-5.6 IS STM & a 55-250 f4-5.6 IS STM. I'm torn between improving my "wide glass" with a 24-105 f4 or 24-70 f2.8 Improving my zoom by picking up a 70-200 IS 2.8 or getting a super zoom, EF 100-400 or Sigma 150-600. Anyone got any experience with the above lenses? (I like landscapes, I quite enjoyed wildlife photography when I last did it, I kinda like most photography)

So I'm currently looking at the Rode Videomic Pro+ and the Zoom H5 with the SGH-6 Shotgun mic, Which is around £100 more but does allow external mics which I may use in the future. Which is better for DSLR video (And is the Zoom actually worth the £100 more) It'll be mounted on the hotshoe or tripod. Or am I looking at the wrong brands. (For reference I currently have the Canon 77D, Should you need to know which end of the spectrum of built in pre-amps I have)