I've wanted to get into mirrorless for a few years now, and being heavily invested in Canon glass, it made more sense to wait for Canon to produce something good. The specs between he R5 and R6 were close enough to steer me towards the cheaper one. Coming from the 1DX, I ended up being disappointed in the R6. It was nice in daylight, but the second the sun went down, the focus would get thrown way off at times and struggle to refocus (using center point and Serve mode). Disappointing when you expect the latest, greatest focusing system, to say the least. Not saying its a bad camera, a lot of hobbyist, amateur photographers will love it, but I couldn't trust it to perform in high-stress situations while shooting the Daytona 500.

There are so many things I love about this camera. The fantastic eye autofocus is a game changer...the amazingly clean high ISO images, the super fast 12/20fps shutter, and the in body image stabilization to name a few. Ultimately I returned it and got an R5 instead, just because I wind up cropping so many of my shots heavily. For those who don't need to do a lot of heavy cropping I would get the R6 and save the $$ vs the R5.

Excellent camera, much better than previous "R" series. With better features than the 5D MARK IV I use

I’ve been using this camera for 4 months now and it has been working amazing, I use this camera primarily for portrait photography and its eye detection af works great (as good as a sony camera). Great for low light photography as well as it only has 20 mp. And I’ve found that 20 mp is not a problem for big prints or product photography.

I own the Panasonic Gh5 but this is the one camera we all have been waiting for. It shoot 4K 60 10 422 internally, has ibis, dual card slots and more. Enough for a lot of film makers. R5 is kinda overkill for most of y’all. This thing has Great image quality out of the camera. Stay away from log if you’re not familiar with it. Use other profile like standard etc..

I love the camera but genuinely feel they should have added higher pixel density. Great for someone who doesn’t need to post edit or minimum editing. Also great for someone who doesn’t need the extra pixels. I had to return and buy the R5 because I need to crop the photograph and retain more information within the photo.

You probably know all about this camera if you're looking to drop this much. I make YouTube videos and mostly take photos for IG, so this is great (if not overkill) for me. I'm not doing much long format 4k stuff, so I haven't experienced any overheating issues so far. Focus is great, build is solid, does everything I want. Coming from an EOS R and RP, I couldn't ask for more. Watching other reviews it seemed like the stabilization would be magical (for video) - and it's good, but I wasn't blown away.

Absolute work horse. Everything you'd expect. The 20 mp probably isn't for everyone, but it more than gets the job done if you know how to fill the frame. Great ergonomics. The R6 does feel cheap, especially compared to the R5. The buttons and dials have a very noticeable difference in quality which I find to be a real shame.

I really love this upgrade from my Canon Mark IV! Its eye focus is impeccable and it works amazing in dark light!

I haven't had it long enough to say what I like or dislike other than... Everything and Nothing!

This has been so fun to play with. Loving how quick it is to focus and how well it works with all my EF lenses.