Fibrenyte is more waterproof and slightly lighter but the Canvas is good enough and just works in a different way, you would have no worries with either. the Fibrenyte ones tend to pill up when you first get them on the back of the bag where it rubs on your clothing (Depends on your clothing though)that said it actually seems to eventually even itself out, the Fibrenyte ones don't lose their colour where they rub as the Canvas ones do. Had about five of each over the years and other than that they all do an excellent job...
Six and two threes really...

Replied, many thanks

With my Ebaying/Amazonning (Is that a word?) for my Sony FF kit Coming to a close. I'm in the ballpark to buy these two Secondhand, Both Must be in beautiful Condition, and for the 60-250 no bad history in the SDM Department. Putting out the feelers now because the Cash should be all in next week, may be open to alternatives though too, it depends what you've got and how much really

Or Tonka!

Couldn't resist

But I'm up for the Yellow...

Like Mike P said the grass looks greener, also a certain amount of peer pressure from long time Nikon Users like myself (Nikon User 25 Yrs)and fellow Landscapers to go FF. (Still hate the term!)
Pentax was however First, an ME Super in 1979 I think?
So back to where I began... Again and on pain of Death if I ever sell up on a whim... again...

He He:arrow: He also should have said something about coats and cloth too!

D700 is a fine Camera, My only gripe as I said was the viewfinder but coming from a D3 to that one, you can probably see (Pun) where I'm coming from. The D700 has the ability to shoot in light levels that would amaze anyone who first tries it as I'm sure you know. I flogged mine for a 5D MKII Which was a big mistake! It's like a Rebel on Steriods, no idea what I was thinking there
Pixel chasing probably... Another big mistake...

Depends which period were talking about really, I've had over the last four years a D3 (too big) D700, lovely but underwhelming (Viewfinder irksome) D300s, lovely Camera, and latterly a 7000. Which needed a windscreen wiper to wipe the grease off the sensor that i flung fom the shutte mechanism after every days shooting. Nikon would not acknowledge the problem and told me it was dust and my fault!!!
Then they iced it by locking my Nikon Capture because I'd installed it too many times! (I have a Degree in Computer Science and spend a lot of time building my own PC's).
Been using Digital Nikon, pretty much since they came out and I know dust bunnies, anyway I got rid of it all and couldn't be more glad, never going back to them again, I'd sooner just hang up the shooting vest (Rant Ends)...

1t would take a long time and it would be a weighty tome

Well financially it's ruined me but has taught me to cherish that, that I have...
Or will have