EOS M6 Mark II

Short answer: yeah, it’s a good deal. The Canon EOS M6 Mark II is still a strong camera with a 32.5MP APS-C sensor, so image quality is solid even today . You’re getting that plus two lenses and extras for $600, which is already decent value. The 15–45mm is a basic kit lens, nothing special but usef

Holy shit I didn’t expect to see my OG camera in an anime so explicitly! That’s not a DSLR, that’s a canon m50 mirrorless camera which was my first serious camera back in 2018. Swapped it for the Fuji X-T4 and then my current X-H2, but I put some miles on that thing. Great entry level camera and per

I'm a self taught fully manual shooter 1 handed photographer I'm sure I can help you out lol. And any questions you may have just ask I'll answer honestly to the best of my abilities to explain my answer fully because I don't see settings I see light and adjust in camera for the look I want. I use a

Wow nice. I need that for my Canon EOS m6 mark II. Sooo pretty well done.

Copy over text from body text in case it gets overlooked. Back row: Canon green canvas and leather messenger back I just got yesterday from offer up for $20 Front row from left to right: Canon EOS M6 Mark II with a EF-M 22mm f/2 pancake lens. Godox iT30 compact flash with tilt extender. S-M-C Takuma

Is that budget firm?? you know Canon ergonomics/user interface and u know Canon menus. Fujifilm cameras will have a bit of a learning curve... Sony cameras will have a bigger learning curve. (Been there... done that) Buying an R50 ... well its a smaller camera but your do it all 18-135 lens is kinda

One of my passions is "birds in flight" as the other commenter mentioned... u have options besides the two items i mentioned earlier... an OM system camera and one of the telephoto lenses made for that system might work out well for u. i have not tried any of those OM system cameras, but have watche

I agree with you that the first option is a good one....(is that lens weather sealed? is the camera?) but.... Why are you only considering cameras with full frame sensors? if you shoot in extremely low light, you will get slightly less visible noise with a full frame. For travel, i prioritize small

For my needs, should I go mirrorless (like Sony a6400/Canon EOS R10) or stick with a high-end compact (like G7X or RX100)? For your emphasis on pocketability, I'd go with a compact camera. Are there Canon equivalents to the Sony a6400 in my budget that are good for color/low light? Canon M6 Mark II