Hello POTN,
I never thought I would be making one of these threads since I read about 20 of them a day and I pick up info here and there about what people are recommending. However, there is still that indecisive part that lurks inside me! I have kept my body through the years and just upgraded glass / worked on shooting technique etc since i felt that was more important than a prosumer body.
Anyways to start off, I am coming from a Rebel XTi (had it for almost ~3 years) and the following lenses:
-Tokina 12-24
-Sigma 17-70
-Canon 50mm 1.8
-Canon 70-200 2.8 non-IS
-Carl Zeiss 135
and a few not worth mentioning :P
I already have a full lighting setup, triggers, stands, etc so I dont feel lacking in the lighting dept.
I shoot mostly on the automotive side of things, but I do enjoy doing landscapes, portraits, etc... (feel free to check out changaroo.com for an idea of what i shoot *shameless plug*)
Currently I have a budget to be able to pick up either a 40/50D + grip, a used 5D + grip or a used 1d MK2. I know all three of these cameras will be a big improvement from what im coming from. But I feel like my XTi under the right conditions can provide me with very capable pictures. Then again, the conditions arent always perfect, which leads me to want an upgrade.
I also do some low light shooting (indoor events, clubs, rolling shots of cars at night), and the XTi's AF is terrible IMO. The keeper rate is very low when there is little to no avail light esp if no flash is used. From what I've seen, the 5D's AF isnt that much different from the XXD line of cameras or my XTi.
I am aware that if i move away from 1.6x crop to a 1.3x or full frame, I will really only have two lenses available to use. I am sure however I can sell the tokina & sigma to fund a 17-40 or a sigma 24-70... or something along those lines.
Each of these cameras have their own pro's and con's and my head is running in circles comparing which one is best for me. Feels like i need features from each camera but I can only have one 
Shine me some light! 
thanks!


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