Just a degree or two off. Other than that, this is a great look at this wonderful building. I also like the glow on the stairs.

Tim

Looks good pal...hard to choose which is best!...Both have excellent lens...

It must be the person behind the camera eh!!!

It is diffcult to compare the two as this (to my eye) is a far more pleasing viewpoint, taken closer.
The glow of the steps lighting and the slight rosy glow on the dome which I think may be the setting sun makes this one an excellent shot.

A great job on the shot also, Hard job trying to choose
between the two.

Ed

You got 6mm from the Canon? I think both shots are great and I always liked this one a lot when you first posted it, but it is difficult to make a comparison when the angles and the distances are so different. You already got rid of the Canon, but what I would have done, if I had been able to, was set up a subject and place each of the cameras, one at a time, on a tripod or table and shot the subject under almost identical conditons and camera settings to make a very fair assessment of their qualities. Just like they do here. Being that it is not an option now, I think that when you change Camera brands, you can always expect some differences since the sensors vary from brand to brand and what you get is not necessarily a lesser image from either, but 'different' images. I always ponder whether I should have gone with Nikon instead of Canon, but I had to keep my budget in mind too and I came to the decision that what I really need is a new photographer! lol Anyway, if it makes you feel better, read THIS.
I think you made a good decision, but if it keeps bugging you, then go and buy back the Canon and have TWO wonderful cameras. (One for the Mrs.) :)

Wow Randy! What a clear clean shot! You're doing great with your new camera!
Joanie

wonderful shot:)

Thanks gang for havin' a peek at this one!!

Rokkin stuff, who is the young girl at the top ? nise a***

Nice one!