EOS R6 Mark III RF24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM Lens Kit

I haven't used an R6III, but I use an R6II from time to time for contract work, and I own a Z6III which I have as much primary camera body. Answers to your questions: If you're starting from scratch, both will be easy to learn and grow with. I find Nikon and Canon to be both be relatively intuitive

In 2026, you cannot go wrong with any prosumer camera released in recent years. Canon - for colors and if you are willing to pay the premium for their lens ecosystem. R6iii is nearly perfect. Sony - if you value limitless lens options. A7V is amazing. Nikon - for their high res rear lcds/evfs, cheap

I just upgraded one of my R6 to a R6iii. It definitely is nice, but you'd have to buy some CFexpress cards and the new camera hates batteries that aren't the newest model of LP6. It gives warnings every time you turn on the camera with other real Canon batteries and won't turn on with 3rd party ones

Do you need it now? The Z5ii is cheaper and satisfies all your requirements, but since it's new it hasn't been discounted yet. If Canon or Sony introduces an R6III or A7V, the previous models will get discounted too. I wouldn't consider the S5IIX since video is not your focus. Realistically the Z6ii

Could've gotten a Canon R6iii with an insane lens but nope you got a slow and clunky 100mp camera with a no continuous af

That's it. I would still have messed up the lighting in an interview yesterday, because of factors I could not control at the moment, plus the stress and the lack of resources. A camera with a 32mpix sensor would have made zero difference in the final image. R6III must be a welcomed upgrade for the

For most intents and purposes, and certainly for 95% of photographers across the spectrum, mirrorless cameras are an upgrade over their DSLR counterparts in almost every way. Better sensor. Better AF. Better processors. Better performance. Better size/weight. Better features. Better support. Etc. Th

I stay away from canon because of the locked down RF lens ecosystem. Sony gets all of the third party lenses and accessories first because they have the largest market share that allows third party lenses. Also canon typically doesn’t have great dynamic range. The R6iii tests done by CineD were lowe

Nikon ZR, Canon R6III if only shopping for new. if you’re open to used options, get an a7sIII or FX3. the dual native iso at 12800 of the Sony’s is insane, but the ZR and R6III still hold their own at 6400. r6III would also have the advantage of being a non-compromised photo camera, in case you ever

I have the MPE 65 and the RF100mm. I found canon severely lacking for macro, oqning the R6iii, which cannot focus bracket with a flash. Studio shots sure, but in the field with active subjects? Forget it. Nail a single shot maybe. What are your thoughts on the 30mm? Its an extremely small working di