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Canon EOS R6 Mirrorless Camera with RF 24-105mm STM + 75-300mm Lens + Mount Adapter + 64GB SanDisk + ZeeTech Accessory
Canon EOS R6 Mirrorless Camera with RF 24-105mm STM + 75-300mm Lens + Mount Adapter + 64GB SanDisk + ZeeTech Accessory
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Canon EOS R6 Mirrorless Camera with RF 24-105mm STM + 75-300mm Lens + Mount Adapter + 64GB SanDisk + ZeeTech Accessory
Canon EOS R6 Mirrorless Camera with RF 24-105mm STM + 75-300mm Lens + Mount Adapter + 64GB SanDisk + ZeeTech Accessory
Professionally, all my cameras before the R6 were just tools I used to create images for my clients. I thought the R6 would be just another tool, but as it turns out it's so much more. The camera is a joy to use. Starting off with the auto focus since that is a major improvement over previous Canon models. I've used the auto eye tracking on the 90D the R and RP and it was mediocre, working only when you were close to your subject. The R6 is, for lack of a better term, game changing. It can find and track the eyes of people and animals at far distances and is always spot on. It really takes time to learn and just let the camera do it's job, because I could never trust a camera to just find my subject and nail the focus. The images are sharp and RAW colors straight out of the camera are beautiful. The R6 uses the same 20mp sensor as the 1DX MarkIII which costs four thousand dollars more. In case anyone is wondering, yes 20mp is more than enough and the images out of the R6 are crisp and detailed. You basically have the guts of a 6500.00 camera in the body of a 2400 camera. The smaller file size also doesn't slow down my workflow. The low light high ISO performance is like no other camera I have used. I can shoot at up to ISO 25,600 and get perfectly usable images. I rarely shoot at these settings, but it's nice to know I can. The IBIS is something I didn't would think that mattered much to me until I bought the RF800 f/11. I would usually shoot at 1/800 minimum shutter speed, but the one's above were both shot at 1/400 handheld with no camera shake. The battery life is ok and I get around 500 shots per charge. Before I bought the R6, I owned three other Canon full frame cameras plus the 80D, and 90D. I shortly sold them all keeping only an R and 6D for backup because they were no longer being used. This camera has brought back the fun I used to have taking photos in my younger days.
My love, the Canon 5D MIII which never took a bad picture was getting very heavy for me, so I researched the full frame mirrorless cameras to see if I could get something smaller, lighter, quieter and maybe the bonus of getting a one speed higher iso noise improvement . I already had a mirrorless, an older Sony Nex 5N that I loved, but it is aps-c and it’s hard to go back once you have full frame. So based on the silent electronic shutter, the fact that I can shoot only with the back screen and not have to hide behind a viewfinder, I can do 20 fps, I can use all my EF lenses with an adapter and it’s a smaller footprint, it’s THE perfect camera for me.
I have zero regrets about purchasing the R6 and along with the 75-300mm lens. Both have exceeded my expectations.
I compared the R6 with the R at night. With the high ISO shot with the same setting on both, the R6 has a sharper and cleaner image. With the low ISO but long exposure, the R is slightly bit nicer. These were shot and compared on the back of the camera.
The kit lens, in the beginning, seemed to be SO SLOW... In reality, it worked very well. It is lightweight (plastic), very sharp & stable. I don't shoot the brick wall, so linear distortion is not something I care too much about. I didn't have enough to bother me. The 67mm filter size makes a perfect pairing with the EF 70-300m IS lens (with the same filter size). When you want to shoot light, that is a good combo.
I'm a serious amateur photographer who switched from Canon DSLR to the EOS R6 and am using a Canon EF-RF Adapter with all my EF glass. I shoot a lot of low light indoor events such as plays, musicals and dances. I was concerned about the size of the sensor "only" being 20MP compared to the EOS R5 of 45MP but was swayed by the price difference as well as the better low light capability of the R6. After shooting numerous productions, I no longer have any qualms in purchasing this camera.
This camera is a great purchase. I like the features and functionality although it takes some effort to learn the full extent of each setting. I definitely recommend checking out online vids to learn best settings to ensure highest quality results.
Okay this product is INSANE! So worth the money.
I have been a canon camera user for many years. I’m just an amateur that’s loves landscape and animal photography. This is my fifth canon camera since my first A-1 back in the early 1980s. With each camera I purchased I could say it was the best camera I have used. The R6 is no different. There’s much to learn on using it. However it’s a Canon so it’s easy and fun to learn new things. The picture quality is just amazing. I highly recommend the R6.
This was an upgrade from a 6D mk2... and the auto focus is super fast. The eye auto focus is the best update... basically 98% of the shots are in focus without even trying and I'm using ef lenses. The ibis works like a charm and in terms of picture quality.....it's on par or even better than the 6d. This is a great update and I have no regrets.
I'm a professional photographer that mainly captures wildlife and fast-moving animal such as birds and FLOGS. The R6 was a game changer ! the AF is soo fast and accurate, it feels like I'm cheating. I kid you not, I won my local best-picture context thanks to the R6. I highly recommend it to any photographer who is looking for a clear and reliable picture every time.
Professionally, all my cameras before the R6 were just tools I used to create images for my clients. I thought the R6 would be just another tool, but as it turns out it's so much more. The camera is a joy to use. Starting off with the auto focus since that is a major improvement over previous Canon models. I've used the auto eye tracking on the 90D the R and RP and it was mediocre, working only when you were close to your subject. The R6 is, for lack of a better term, game changing. It can find and track the eyes of people and animals at far distances and is always spot on. It really takes time to learn and just let the camera do it's job, because I could never trust a camera to just find my subject and nail the focus. The images are sharp and RAW colors straight out of the camera are beautiful. The R6 uses the same 20mp sensor as the 1DX MarkIII which costs four thousand dollars more. In case anyone is wondering, yes 20mp is more than enough and the images out of the R6 are crisp and detailed. You basically have the guts of a 6500.00 camera in the body of a 2400 camera. The smaller file size also doesn't slow down my workflow. The low light high ISO performance is like no other camera I have used. I can shoot at up to ISO 25,600 and get perfectly usable images. I rarely shoot at these settings, but it's nice to know I can. The IBIS is something I didn't would think that mattered much to me until I bought the RF800 f/11. I would usually shoot at 1/800 minimum shutter speed, but the one's above were both shot at 1/400 handheld with no camera shake. The battery life is ok and I get around 500 shots per charge. Before I bought the R6, I owned three other Canon full frame cameras plus the 80D, and 90D. I shortly sold them all keeping only an R and 6D for backup because they were no longer being used. This camera has brought back the fun I used to have taking photos in my younger days.
My love, the Canon 5D MIII which never took a bad picture was getting very heavy for me, so I researched the full frame mirrorless cameras to see if I could get something smaller, lighter, quieter and maybe the bonus of getting a one speed higher iso noise improvement . I already had a mirrorless, an older Sony Nex 5N that I loved, but it is aps-c and it’s hard to go back once you have full frame. So based on the silent electronic shutter, the fact that I can shoot only with the back screen and not have to hide behind a viewfinder, I can do 20 fps, I can use all my EF lenses with an adapter and it’s a smaller footprint, it’s THE perfect camera for me.
I have zero regrets about purchasing the R6 and along with the 75-300mm lens. Both have exceeded my expectations.
I compared the R6 with the R at night. With the high ISO shot with the same setting on both, the R6 has a sharper and cleaner image. With the low ISO but long exposure, the R is slightly bit nicer. These were shot and compared on the back of the camera.
The kit lens, in the beginning, seemed to be SO SLOW... In reality, it worked very well. It is lightweight (plastic), very sharp & stable. I don't shoot the brick wall, so linear distortion is not something I care too much about. I didn't have enough to bother me. The 67mm filter size makes a perfect pairing with the EF 70-300m IS lens (with the same filter size). When you want to shoot light, that is a good combo.
I'm a serious amateur photographer who switched from Canon DSLR to the EOS R6 and am using a Canon EF-RF Adapter with all my EF glass. I shoot a lot of low light indoor events such as plays, musicals and dances. I was concerned about the size of the sensor "only" being 20MP compared to the EOS R5 of 45MP but was swayed by the price difference as well as the better low light capability of the R6. After shooting numerous productions, I no longer have any qualms in purchasing this camera.
This camera is a great purchase. I like the features and functionality although it takes some effort to learn the full extent of each setting. I definitely recommend checking out online vids to learn best settings to ensure highest quality results.
Okay this product is INSANE! So worth the money.
I have been a canon camera user for many years. I’m just an amateur that’s loves landscape and animal photography. This is my fifth canon camera since my first A-1 back in the early 1980s. With each camera I purchased I could say it was the best camera I have used. The R6 is no different. There’s much to learn on using it. However it’s a Canon so it’s easy and fun to learn new things. The picture quality is just amazing. I highly recommend the R6.
This was an upgrade from a 6D mk2... and the auto focus is super fast. The eye auto focus is the best update... basically 98% of the shots are in focus without even trying and I'm using ef lenses. The ibis works like a charm and in terms of picture quality.....it's on par or even better than the 6d. This is a great update and I have no regrets.
I'm a professional photographer that mainly captures wildlife and fast-moving animal such as birds and FLOGS. The R6 was a game changer ! the AF is soo fast and accurate, it feels like I'm cheating. I kid you not, I won my local best-picture context thanks to the R6. I highly recommend it to any photographer who is looking for a clear and reliable picture every time.