EOS M6

That's true. I am involved with several other hobbies. Every hobby has gear snobs who insist that you have to have specific equipment if you want to be part of their exclusive club. I recently upgraded from the Canon M6 to R10 for birding, and I'm very happy with the results. But sometimes I even us

I might get roasted, I might get upvoted… but here we go. Wait until you have a little more budget. I was in a similar situation a couple years ago. I bought a Canon M6 mk2 with an adapter for ef lenses. The M6 is part of Canon’s initial mirrorless line. It lacks many of the features of the R series

Canon m6 mark 2. On paper, it was great, metal body, compact, 15 frames a second, but the focusing was hit and miss. Nearly 50% of my photos would blur. Even stationary subjects. Eventually, I sold it... All my other cameras were better.

You're welcome. When I wanted to upgrade from my Canon M6, I considered buying my friend's Nikon D750 since I have a Nikon SB800 flash, as well as Nikon AF, AF-D, and G lenses that I could use on the D750. The deal breaker was the DSLR's loud shutter. Even though my Canon M6 is a mirrorless camera,

You're welcome. I don't know. Here's a discussion regarding the good and bad features of the D7500. https://www.reddit.com/r/Nikon/comments/83ida6/why_all_the_hate_for_the_d7500/ I am assuming that bird photography is just a hobby. If you have kids who will be in school plays, dance recitals, award ceremo

Take a look at the Canon website's refurbished cameras. https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/digital-cameras/refurbished-cameras Their inventory fluctuates throughout the month. Sometimes they have some very nice sales. Their cameras have 1 year warranties, but you can add on the Canon CarePak extended wa

u will only get the rare bird who wants to hang out close to u u need EF 100-400 or a sigma for canon 150-600 and.... because AF is kinda slow on M cameras....u will get some misses...birds at rest will be OK... i love my M6 MkII (as a travel camera, but not for birds) but if u want birds in flight.