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

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

Canon and Sony produce pretty similar results so I think it really comes down to which one you prefer. I’ve worked with both at different agencies and I prefer canon myself. Not because it’s better, I just prefer the menu systems and how the cameras feel in my hands. Here’s what I absolutely wouldn’

Go with the Z6III.R6III is the little bit better camera, it has better AF, more MPX, opengate video etc, but as you said, lenses are more expensive, and you cannot buy 3rd party lenses for RF mount.On the other hand, Z6III is great...AF is fast, 24mpx is more than enough, it has raw video, and you c

I recommend having a checklist of essential photos along with the schedule so you aren't trying to figure out what you need on the fly. Learning some poses and getting inspiration for what the couple likes helps a lot. Scout the venue and immediate area ahead of time, either in-person or google maps

You have pretty great camera for docs really, and w24-70 is great too The main problem with canon is that it’s expensive not underperforming. Now if you wanted 2 more R6ii or r6iii and 3x24-70… it gets pricy. R5m1 is overheating but the rest is rather fine. I doubt 70-200 will be that useful but wit

Both systems are great. I prefer Canon for sports, but that's because there was a time when I would never buy anything above the mid-range bodies and I liked the Canon mid-range bodies better. Had I gone for an a9, I may well have stuck with Sony for sports. I've never liked the a7 bodies for sports

I would go for the future canon r6iii. Hesitating between the 28-70mm f/2.8 plus the 14-35mm or the real deal with the 24-70 f/2.8. This is a real life case, I am considering selling all my Fuji cameras and lenses to make the switch next spring. I played with a Nikon z6iii a Sony a7mk4, a Fuji xh2s

I think it confirms the general direction for rather big zoom, so all the options above are valid, they are rough in your budget. Zooms do well in semi macro that is another plus. You have rather great light there, sun and open space so f6-8 will be fine, hiding options rather restricted but you sho

I wouldn't blame you for switching, that's for sure. Sony's a7v and Canon's R6iii would also be solid options, with Nikon's Z6iii behind, but not much behind.

Thank you for the comment! Actually these videos are showing Sony to be somehow below in terms of AF initial acquisition, which led to think of going to Canon: https://youtu.be/nMnc4fCoAAg?si=yuYKBpJ17_D0rx9F&t=2865 https://youtu.be/_pLJFr0oPS4?si=9r6zJiIVc4pFODwh&t=1301 https://youtu.be/ou1WYzqVqrw?s