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http://www.dxomark.com/index.php/Cameras/Compare-Camera-Sensors/Compare-cameras-side-by-side/(appareil1)/270|0/(brand)/Canon/(appareil2)/184|0/(brand2)/Canon Dont know if the above link will work, it compares the two cameras on the DXO website, both have identical scores in terms of sensor...

ENTRY Steps by Brazo76, on Flickr

This is also a consideration for me although the smaller size of the a65 just currently swaying me, what a mounts are you getting?

What if you have a superior phone? ;)

I'd like to buy a new camera and some primes, either a Sony nex 7 or a dslr.

Albert Dock, Liverpool by Brazo76, on Flickr Steps by Brazo76, on Flickr Straw Sunrise by Brazo76, on Flickr

Have a whisky to celebrate;)

Ha ha, trust you to pipe up mate!

What's boudoir photography?

I like that mate, mayhave been worth trying to get more of the reflection in?

Nope it's an ultra wide angle, macro lenses generally refer to a close focus ability rather than a specific focal length, that said they tend to come in 35, 50 and 100 mm flavors

Red arrows shot is superb

Get the viewfinder, god the m43 lens line up is covetable!

Cheers guys:)

No the sensor is behind the mirror

Get it cleaned properly, cross fingers.

Lol you used whisky?

Entry Negative Space by Brazo76, on Flickr

Stunning mate, not quite sure on the cube but could see that on a poster for some airways!

Billy is that an original or a photo of a picture

Thanks guys, thats what I thought so if I go down the SLR route that lens may be my best 'cost effective' bet for ultrawide:D ABout £500 iirc

Stick it to point and shoot and away you go! Unfortunately with a compact sensor you will never get the depth of field to bother messing with aperture. Shutter speed is worth looking up though :)

Where can this test card be obtained Phil? Am I right in saying such issues wouldn't be so much of an issue at f11 on say the sigma 10-20 due to much beter dof?

Cotswold Water Park by Brazo76, on Flickr

Nikon 35 is very highly rated and the focal length will be more usable than a 50 on a crop sensor

Lol nearly everyone has a different opinion, take from that what you will. My own conclusion would be unless your a pro or need edge to edge sharpness then in most cases a cheap lens will absolutely suffice. My advice would be to upgrade when you need to, not when you want to. :)

8 views. Field by Brazo76, on Flickr

If your still very much learning then the kit lens will be of a quality way above what you will need. Folk do like to slate their kit lenses on here but they are for the most part very competent with good centre sharpness. Personally I'd stick with it and wait until you outgrow it.

I think the advantage of these and other mirrorless systems is their size in that you can pop them in a pocket and have in effect a dslr quality or in some cases, better than dslr quality. You can take them where you wouldn't take a dslr and the picture opportunities triple! To balance out that...

Maybe, its quite an arty concept but a good site here http://pixelcurse.com/photography/35-great-examples-of-using-negative-space-in-photography