EOS R6

I have good news on the first point, my friend: Canon isn't claiming any particular technological leaps with this sensor, but our initial testing shows that it has even faster readout speeds than the lower-resolution chip found in the EOS R6 II. The R6 III has some truly impressive rolling shutter r

I hope you've heard of the easiest way to make money as a photographer: selling your gear. Don't expect it to make money immediately, don't blow all your money on "redundancy" when you can get 95% there with the R8. They share the same sensor and processor, so the images are exactly the same. IBIS i

depends on the price. the 6d2 has some minor drawbacks: - the dynamic range isn't great. it's a late outlier in canons sensor portfolio, it has basically the dr of the 5d3, which isn't great. both the 5d4 as well as all full frame r series cameras (aside from the rp) have much improved dynamic range

Look for a Canon EOS R8? Same sensor and autofocus of R6 Mk ii, but less "pro" body and a lot cheaper.

So, this tends to upset some people but I was very disappointed with the Rp. It's not a bad camera, but the sensor technology was a real letdown when it came out, and one of Canon's bigger mis-steps in the otherwise excellent EOS R line. Essentially, the Rp sensor is old, noisy, and slow compared to

u/CnelAurelianoBuendia the 2018 Canon EOS R's internals are primarily derived from the 2016 Canon EOS 5D Mark IV that is turning 10 in 1/2 year's time. EOS R6 Mark III was released 4 months ago. So the jump in tech is over 9 years. I'm experienced 2009 dSLR body vs 2024 mirrorless body and the impro

It really depends what do you shoot. If you want a mirrorless camera equal or better than 5D4, I don't think you will find any Canon camera in a smaller form factor. They are all huge when adding the EF-RF adapter. I would still suggest to go mirrorless because of full time liveview, EVF and lower p

I'm not sure about Canon having big holes in their camera lineup. The R10 is a very handy amateur camera, suitable for shooting almost anything. The R7 is currently a weak point, as it is somewhat buggy and has questionable ergonomics. But the R8 isn't even an amateur camera, it's rather a compact,

Did the r6 or R6ii get it? B&H says only CLOG3 I know the R5ii and R6iii got CLog2 Ultimately the R5 sensor has such mediocre dynamic range that CLOG2 is pointless. You could argue that CLOG3 is bettter as it better fits the low DR of the sensor so will produce less banding. CineD tested exactly thi

Be aware tha this camera is built to last for 400,000 shots. However you can find a 890g Sep 2016 5D Mark IV for under $900 or an 680g 2020 R6 for a similar price. Those cameras are newer, easier to carry and use cheaper memory cards. At over 1.5kg just for the body + battery + memory cards the Apr