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

There might be differences still. I had issues with Canon RAW CRM files from my R6 Mark III when it just released, until I updated Resolve, presumably because it was RAW from a new sensor, different from existing R5 Mark II implementation.

the best sports bargain in all brands is a used a9, i'd suggest finding one... set your a9 up for back-button af. one of the big problems with the a7iii is no sony real-time tracking subject selection, and of course slow sensor readout speed, so electronic shutter isn't much of an option: https://ww

The S1ii destroys the R6iii in terms of latitude and dynamic range and it’s not even close. S1ii with dynamic range expansion off is already a little better than the r6iii (about 12 stops dr or 7-8 stops is latitude). Rolling shutter is about 13ms in 16:9 video and 15ms in open gate. With dynamic ra

r6iii/a7v are both defined by the sensor readout speeds, which are faster because of the partially-stacked sensors that both cameras have. pros generally want fully-stacked sensors, because the readout speeds are much faster, which means more actual af/ae measurements and calculations, aka better af