I've been using this camera to film concerts for the past year and its fire. I've personally never had it over heat or any glitching problems and I'll film 4k 60fps C-log for several hours straight. I'd recommend this camera to any professional.
Hey, I have the R6 and you’re spot on with the biggest flaw, but for me i just don’t need to switch between video and photo that quickly so I don’t mind it too much, it’s just a hassle to adjust ISO and shutter speed every time I change frame rates. Also, I had the freezing issue as well, but I upgraded my SD card and no more freezing. I had the Lexar 1000x V60 card in it, but I guess it wasn’t fast enough to I upgraded to the 1667x and now it works flawlessly with no hiccups.
One potential slight "remedy" for the lack of dedicated "photo/video" switch like on 90D, is to use C3 custom photo profile as your photo mode, which is just one "click" away from the full-video mode, so that could quickly become muscle memory so you can switch modes without getting the camera off your eye.
Nowadays, after the R6 Mark II is out, I shot the R6 for 29 mins and 39 seconds at 4k60, CLog 3 before it overheated and shut down. I put it in extreme cases, and tbh it performed very well for what I did
What I’ve done as a hybrid shooter is set C3 as my photo mode because it’s right next to Movie mode. One switch back and forth, don’t even need to look down to check.
Interesting. The problem I have with the custom mode dials is that I rarely shoot for long without changing something, usually exposure compensation or iso. Then, when I take a break from shooting everything returns to the custom setting when you wake up the camera. Frustrating.
@@alansach8437 there should be a setting that allows your camera to remember even when you turn it off or it goes to sleep. My camera is set up this way so for sure it can be done.
I'm exactly like you. I shoot hybrid at weddings. Had an EOS R. Bought the R6. Canon needs a firmware fix for being able to make a custom setting for when you hit the video record button in photo mode. If they don't I'll have to dump it for an R5. I NEED that control over video when i hit that REC button in photo mode. When I use it as a video camera only with a Atamos Ninja V, its stellar. No overheating, no issues. I just need that flexibility of being able to change video settings when you hit that REC button in photo mode!
@@getwetsoon you can change any setting you want in video mode. It’s when you’re in photo mode and hit the red record button to take a quick video that you have no control over anything. It basically puts you into an auto video mode.
When I was using an R and RP I had this same quick video complaint about my RP. I’ve got two R’s now and currently have an R5 in my possession (borrowed) and I was getting ready to buy an R6 after returning the R5 (45mp files suuuuuck and I don’t want to start getting CF express cards to use two slots) but I hadn’t even considered this video hiccup. I hate going into a menu with the R and R5 to change modes but I do appreciate having custom video settings because of those menus. No easy answer, I guess.
It is a downer that it's not allow Custom modes in video. took away a beautiful feature from the R. I hope it comes in a FW update like the 2 card slots and CLOG 3
I don't think it's about the bitrate so much. I believe it is more about the method the image scales down to 1080p from the full sensor. It seems that the R6 does some frame skipping at 1080p and doesn't scale straight from the full sensor read out.
It seems like with some firmware polishing, the R6 has potential to undercut the A7SIII at 4K60. If your listening, Canon, fix the freezing and optimize the overheating, and then this camera might bring a lot more people to your EOS system. clog3 as a paid upgrade would also be nice.
Appreciate your honest real world review. I too find it frustrating that you can't just setup the record button like in the R. I hope they will add that feature to create video settings for the custom dials (C1-C3) in a firmware update (doubt it). I have heard that they will add C-Log3 and All-i in the November firmware update. The All-i may help with the overheating as the processor won't have to do as much compared to IPB trying to compress the file. I haven't had any overheating issues yet shooting in 4k 60fps for 3hrs in 78 degrees, I was mostly shooting short bursts and then put the camera to sleep (I used it like I did my R), but I'm sure I will at some point if I don't pay attention. I did have my R6 freeze up on me and had to remove the battery a few times, but I narrowed it down to a bad Lexar Pro USH-II V60 card as it did the same in my R. Great work and review.
Thank you my friend. That’s interesting, and I know I am hopeful as well but like you I really doubt it, not really Canon-like of them to do it but who knows. The ALL-I and CLOG 3 would definitely be a welcome addition for sure. The freezing thing is rather interesting, I was using a Sony Tough card that I’ve been using for a decent amount of time and a 128gb that I guess its possible that could have been the culprit. Definitely will need more testing. Appreciate your comment!
@@DanielWhiteWithCanon c log3 is going to be a welcome feature for sure. I am hoping some of these flaws are resolved via firmware which I think they definitely can be. And if they add more features like ALL-I and C Log3 it’s just going to make it more appealing.
Fresno! Getting my R6 in from Amazon in a week (for video use). Allllmmoooosssttt went with the R5. That switching modes sounds annoying though. Wish it was like the R. Didn’t know that. (But honestly, I don’t switch from video to photos super quick.)
Maybe turn the camera off in-between 4K/60 clips. I understand leaving it on in extended standby can cause issues. I love the R6 personally but I shoot 4K/30; no problems yet.
I have had the camera freeze up on my as well during weddings. It seems to only happen on my Canon R6 when I am writing to both cards and under heavy use. But yea I realy do wish they would have made it easier to use as a hybrid shooter for video and photo work together.
I have had a few people mention to me about a bad card so for reference I was using a Sony touch card I have never had problems with and a San disk 128gb that I’ve also not had problems with. I did however have photos writing to both cards. And I know if only hoping firmware will fix this! Appreciate the comment!
For me that is also the bigges Flaw of the R6. You can not save Video Settings to the custom buttons C1-C3. With the EOS R and R5 you can do that. So you can quickly press the video record button when you in Photo Mode and record Video with saved settings to C1. Overheating - when it overheat´s you can shoot 1080p 60fps that looks greate too. Most peopel will not see the difference between real 4k and upscaled 1080p.
I think a lot of the problems with Freezes come from writing to two cards and sometimes bad cards. The only time I have experienced freezes is when writing to both cards. I think an upgrade in SD cards and future firmware should fix the problem though.
David, you were talking about how many meg's for certain sizes...I have made many 30x60 metal prints off my 5Diii with no problems. That's a 22 meg file. I'm thinking that the new technology of the R6 would create a similar file.
Hi! That was my point. People have brought up “well it’s only 20mp though” as if that was a problem. 20mp is more than enough for just about everyone’s use case given good technique.
There might be a firmware fix coming in the future to change that auto mode when switching to video from photo... unfortunately with Canon you just never know - All I can say is videos like this helps Canon to update firmware, but I think like you said, “it’s a positioning thing...” The 120fps isn’t going to get better unfortunately... I just returned my R6 as it overheated on a narrative short film and then randomly shut down - that day was a nightmare... So I’m keeping all my Canon RF glass and my EOS R until the R5 Mark ii comes out..lol. My new cinema camera is the Sony a7siii - my first TH-cam video is coming soon on that! Thanks man!
Wow man I’m sorry to here that. Sounds like worst case scenario, but the a7siii is definitely on my radar as well. For a period I shot A7iii’s & A7riii so I’m definitely interested. Either way congrats on the TH-cam start my friend!!
Btw those opening images are beautiful and your video is right on point, especially for weddings... I forgot to tell you that! Lol Keep up the great work.
I don't have a R6 to play with but with my R5 in photo mode, when I click the video record button on top the camera automatically uses C3. Just FYI for everyone.
Is it like the R where you’re record button takes the settings from c1 or whatever and maybe that’s why you’re getting auto when pushing record in photo mode?
Unfortunately it’s not. They had that function in the R and removed it in the R6 for some reason. Instead of taking you to a custom setting it takes you to a movie mode that can’t determine, that is completely auto.
I agree with you in the aspect of hybrid shooting but when shooting professional I always shoot with 2-3 bodies. You can have one camera just for photo and the other camera for video
What’s your preference on lens setup? I had tried this out but I’m a prime shooter typically 24/50 or 35/85 so that makes it hard to dedicate one photo & one video. Curious to hear your take!
GUYS is it still worth to buy the canon mark iv in 2020? or should I go with the r6? shooting mainly weddings, elopements and couples! I just can’t decide ughhh.. maybe get the mark iv and wait a few years till canon brings out a perfect mirrorless?
I currently have a 5d mark iv that my fiancé uses. She loves it and is just used to it. It’s a great trustworthy camera. If you are a photographer only I would get the R6 that way you can start building an RF lens collection, it’s clear Canon is moving in that direction and slowly away from the EF mount.
@@davidjorozco Thank you very much for the superb video. One more question if I may please. I already have a 5DIV and will not upgrate to a mirroless as yet. I would like though to add a wide angle lens that will not brake my bank but will also be shooting WITHOUTH ANY PROBLEM with an adaptor on my future mirrorless. Which one would you recommend ? . Will the latest Tamron 15-30 f/1.4 G2 be compatible and with no issues. I hear so many stories about it. Works better with canon than with Nikon. I will be grateful for your advise. Many thanks for your time and effort.
@@FLORAMORAITINI If you are eventually going to get a Canon mirrorless camera the best bet is to choose a wide angle EF lens from Canon. I have no experience with third party lenses other than the Sigma 35 1.4 ART which worked perfectly, but the safest bet is to choose Canon lenses as they will make the transition smoother.
theres a setting you can change so youll be able to control shutter,iso, and aperture independently. must be in video mode manuel to adjust the setting.
If you have any info on that setting please share it. I had looked throughout the entire menu multiple times. You can switch between auto and manual video mode in dedicated video mode (when the mode dial points to the video icon) but when it’s in “photo mode” I wasn’t able to find an option for this.
@@davidjorozco put camera in movie mode . And in menu go to shooting mode and Manuel exposure this will allow you to control shutter, aperture, and iso independently
The rolling shutter was horrible on the eosr how is it on the R6 ? Also I'm sure your aware the R6 is warmer than the r5 would the warmer image of the r6 be better on darker skin tones ?
I'm a hybrid shooter but never with the same client. I honestly never thought about it because I thought all cameras worked this way. This makes me rethink the A7S3
I will wait dearly for the review. I love that correct verbiage "bracketed ... item" I think that is the proper user/seller term and more pleasant to hear than "crippled." Again love the visual and emotional response i get from looking at your image/video. Thank you.
Oh man, this is the video I needed. I'm wanting to shoot hybrid weddings (photo/video). Wondering now if I should get the Canon R as my sole video camera now.
Hi Michael! The R is a great camera that I still use today. For weddings you have to think about it from a system standpoint meaning not just about one individual camera but having at least a main camera and a backup. What the rest of your “system” looks like will influence which camera you should get. I have used the EOS R for weddings for a while now and love it. You just have to know that you will only have one card slot and be comfortable with that. (Could also record externally to an Atomos for video). Either way both of these camera are great but until this feature is updated I will continue using my R or purchase an R5.
@@davidjorozco thanks so much! I'm upgrading from a 5D Mark III so the R6 feels pretty significant. I may end up with a sony a7s III at some point for video, we will see. Or maybe the Funi XT4 for that 240fps sweetness.
@@collinstebbins2598 Its not about switching the dial. th-cam.com/video/Sqt6j9eDTqQ/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/21LcdBUEclI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/VqLQzmwOS3A/w-d-xo.html
Hi David very informative video. I went from Canon to Sony. I kept my Canon Glass, I bought a Canon Eos r and sold it to a friend. I enjoyed it the few times I used it. Would you recommend the Eos r or the Eos r6. I’m mostly a photographer, slowly learning video. Thanks in advance.
Hi Kenneth! I would give the R6 a try especially as a photographer it’s a great camera and will definitely give you room to grow into for video as well.
David I have the eos r and I've had it freeze on me several times. I found that pressing the set button fixes it. You might want to try that next time yours freezes.
Thank you David. Liked and sub’d. My R6 arrives tomorrow. For a primary video shooter, do you still recommend this camera over the R? I was going to wait til a Black Friday sale and get the R on the cheap, but then B&H got the R6 back in stock this weekend so I jumped on it. You mentioned the IBIS is good. I like how you explained as long as you’re *trying* to be still, it is good. So it is more than a gimmick? I haven’t been a fan of the wobble... Thanks in advance. Zach
Appreciate it man! The IBIS is definitely good. The wobble is a thing but all of my shots were handheld without a cage. I would imagine with a cage it would look great. As far as for a video only shooter I would say it’s worth it for the 4k60 because it’s soo good. You just may have to manage the heat BUT I will say even the 1080 footage handled better than the R in terms of editing latitude. I would stick with it and use it and see if anything is a deal breaker for your style of shooting. Cheers man!
A good example of "needing" more megapixels. So you can more readily crop in. For me, the smaller files are a plus 98% of the time. Of course, you can shoot smaller files with the R5, but I think most of us would be tempted to just shoot 45 mp, "just in case", which could fill a lot of hard drives fast! The largest print I normally make is 20x30, and I've been making beautiful prints in that size with 12 and 16 mp cameras for years ( some of which hang in galleries), so 20 is plenty for me. I also wouldn't hesitate making a larger print using Topaz Gigapixel should the occasion arise. A real game changer for those of us who only occasionally make huge prints.
Hi Angel! C log is like a color profile you can record video in that is extremely “flat” in terms of contrast and color for the purpose of preserving the most dynamic range in a scene. It requires that you “correct” the footage in post production to get a usable image, but if used properly it will give you the most out of your cameras dynamic range. It is a feature that the Canon EOS R, R6, & R5 have out of the box. Hope this helps!
The R5 doesn’t have that issue. You can specify manual settings in C3 and the record button will use those directly from photo mode. But there’s the price.
Hi - is there a tutorial on how you'd do that - Im a Nikon shooter - I was really interested in the R6 but when I found this out it stopped my interest in the R6.
@@markshirley01 I found it via video tutorial somewhere. I came from a Nikon Z6 so this was a thorn in my side to start, but what you’ll want to do is go into menu>customize buttons> set Mn-Fn to Still Movie for both still and movie recording. His method here is similar in showing button mapping starting at 22:00 th-cam.com/video/uLFJIbCv1qs/w-d-xo.html. This method now works flawlessly for my needs
@@markshirley01 after further research it looks like the R6 it is not possible to map buttons to switch between photo and video modes with the function button. I have both the R5 and R6 and they excluded that feature from the R6 for some reason. The short answer is...you have to switch the dial to movie mode in order to record quick.
I haven't bought an R6 yet but I am about to pull the trigger just gotta save a few more bucks. that said I read in the comments of another review video that one way to shorten the time switching between video mode to photo is to "Assign your manual photo settings to the custom function with auto update enabled. Then, on the dial you only have to turn one click to get to video, and one click back to manual mode (under the custom function)."
should i get the R or R6? I liked how to set up the video on the R can you not to it on the R6? Im a photographer and I dont want it to freeze up. If I want to do photo and video do you think eos R for now would be find then get the R6 later after they get all the firmware updated and fix hopefully the over heating?
I like to switch between Manual mode (video) and Custom mode (photos). Other than the camera overheating with 4K video @ 60fps on my last shoot - this camera is awesome! I did switch to 24fps in 4K after a 10 minute break and the overheating warning turned off.
Awesome job explaining the hybrid shooting method you now have to use. It’s sad we have to go from one click to now clicking the dial 5 stops then hitting the record button. Wish they would just update that so we have full control.
Wow! I'm not really a full frame guy, but when I did BTS work on a short film with a rented EOS R, that was one of the best things I liked about it. I was the only person dedicated for BTS and as such I was constantly moving between stills and video. I'm surprised the R6 functions differently for that.
That switching to video issue is super critical to me for the same reason! Being an automotive photographer, there is already zero time for the perfect moment. So i’m going to have to contemplate this now.
Yep it’s explained in the video! From a manual phot taking mode I simply press the record button which starts recording in a custom movie setting, I have this set to 1080/60. Record my clip then when I’m done hit the record button again to stop and I’m back to shooting photos.
Josh Taylor said the same thing, decided to carry Nikon on weddings because of this and the fact the Nikon will keep the video setting when quickly going to video
This is so frustrating. I shoot Nikon and the photo/video switch is convenient, but I wanted to get a R6 until I realised this drawback. Lets hope Canon fix this in the future.
Does the 1080 in general lack detail? I feel like for the last decade Canon has never been able to make 1080 video actually look like 1080. The detail is terrible compared to every other camera....I figured they would have figured that out by now? You mentioned the 120fps in 1080 quality was not good, so I'm wondering is that a characteristic of all 1080 video in this camera?
The 1080/120 was the only quality/frame rate combo I wasn’t happy with. Honestly I am very fond of Canon’s 1080 @ both 24 & 60. High bit rates on the EOS R, R6, & R5 make it more than enough for TH-cam, Instagram, & wedding work in my opinion. Relative to 4k60 & 4k120 it isn’t as good but it shouldn’t be. Full confidence for me in their 1080’s.
Damn babe you make me look good ;) But on a serious note, I think your video is so important for other hybrid photo/video shooters like us! Good notes that you bring up.
From my experience with it during weddings my answer would be no. F4 almost certainly not, 2.8 MAYBE with ISO maxed out well beyond usable, with 1.2 primes you might have a shot at near pitch black.
If you take photos in C3 mode, you need only one "click" on PASM dial to move into video mode. Not perfect, but you can do it easily without taking your eye from viewfinder. No need to thank me :)
I was using the 24-70! I like this lens because of the IS which is invaluable as a hybrid shooter and the size. While the image quality of the 28-70 I’m sure is superb the size is a bit of a turn off for me.
Just a little question I’m confused what’s the ideal largest print the r6 will give me, I have clients sometimes wanting larger prints, do you think the larger prints will miss the resolution with the 20mpx
Definitely not. 20 megapixels is plenty. I am not sure what "larger" prints are for you but you should easily be able to print 24x36 and 40x60. Using photoshop to size your file specifically for that print will help immensely as well. Their enlargement algorithms are superb. The only reason it would limit a shooter is due to technique whether it would be poor shooting technique, improper sizing in post production, and even poor quality printers.
@@davidjorozco thank you so much yes i thought so it shouldn't be a problem in print. Now one question are these measurements in inches or cm? I would love if it would give me like 50x70 or 70x100 cm without any resolution issues in print. And second question what do you mean by poor shooting technique or improper sizing in post. As I sometimes do shoot wider to crop in after but like not too wide but just a little to where I would want to like it and I never surely had a problem ever with the 5D
The warm colors i get from my R6 vs the Canon R is crazy.... i find the EOS R files better to handle than the R6, when i shoot with the R6 i get super annoted when editing the raw files... Skind tones look off and yellow or orangy. The R has better image quality.
They are a bit different however I actually find the colors more pleasing on the R6. Couple things can play into this: the camera profile that you are using can exacerbate the colors or neutralize them. I prefer the neutral profile. If you still are getting unpleasant RAW files, you can fix this one of two ways. Design a preset in LR that will "cool" your images down if you find them too warm. The second would be to use the in-camera White Balance correction where you can adjust the white balance behavior. Again this is totally preference but with RAW files is easily fixable, hope this helps!
With 20mp files they are smaller than the EOS R, R5, & 5d4 theoretically. Honestly wasn’t something I paid a ton of attention to because it wasn’t an issue. Files edit very quickly in LR.
I was in between Canon R6 and Sony A7iV so this video was def very helpful. Sony A7IV isn't perfect neither but Sony A7Siii the one I'm using now is only for video (which I really love especially when I film weddings in a low light environment) but I need a hybrid cause I'm getting a lot of clients who want me to photograph them as well. Thanks for the video!
Not a wedding photographer, but I would think the answer would be two cameras, one video, one still. It must be a pain to switch back and forth on settings, and you miss videoing an important moment because you pause to shoot stills?
This video is outdated with the new firmware updates that have taken place. Best bet is to rent the camera from lensrentals or somewhere else and try it yourself
@@kikezurek34 if you need a lens to do everything the 24-70 is your lens. However for street it’s a little too big for my taste. I would actually say the RF 35 for street and I use it for portraits all the time.
Thats why I have my primary photo mode on C3 which is just next to Movie mode so I can switch instantly. However.. I found it really annoying that we cant program Movie settings to Custom 1-3.. Another flaw is that we cant use 120fps in Crop mode.. I dont understand!!
I’ve had a couple of people say this as well. The whole taking away functionality from the R to help segment the market is just dumb to me. The specs will do that for them. I guess the old Canon is still there.
At the moment I don’t, but I’m working on it and I really would want to teach people to create their own. Teach a man how to fish kind of thing. Cheers!
I had set C3 to my photo shooting mode to test out if I could switch back and forth from C3 to Video mode as they are right next to each other but I found it very cumbersome. Could be due to my lack of motor memory with this setup but I honestly defaulted to my EOS R for video. Right now I don't have a perfect solution, so hopefully they add that functionality otherwise you may be better off with a different body just dedicate one camera to photo and the other to video when shooting a wedding/job.
Man that’s crazy that you had those issues!!! I have seen other TH-camrs who do the same thing you are and have had no problems! I have seen folks solve the video switching by assigning a button to a custom video mode. Now I’m so confused about what to get!!! LOL!!!
2 card slots, but you have only photos backup, not videos...
I’ve pinned this comment because it’s 100% right and is something I did not mention that I think is important. Thank you for reminding me!
@I was with your mother you are assuming that everyone lives in america lmao
@I was with your mother haha someone is trolling and jealous
@I was with your mother so, for argument sake, if he learned to use the camera, he would be able to write to both card slots in video?
@I was with your mother fair enough
I've been using this camera to film concerts for the past year and its fire. I've personally never had it over heat or any glitching problems and I'll film 4k 60fps C-log for several hours straight. I'd recommend this camera to any professional.
what lens do you use? i’m running A tamron on my R6 and i’m noticing frame twitches while recording. any idea how to fix it??
Hey, I have the R6 and you’re spot on with the biggest flaw, but for me i just don’t need to switch between video and photo that quickly so I don’t mind it too much, it’s just a hassle to adjust ISO and shutter speed every time I change frame rates.
Also, I had the freezing issue as well, but I upgraded my SD card and no more freezing. I had the Lexar 1000x V60 card in it, but I guess it wasn’t fast enough to I upgraded to the 1667x and now it works flawlessly with no hiccups.
6:50 - NEVER apologize for canon swinging the cripple hammer. this just gives them permission to keep doing it.
One potential slight "remedy" for the lack of dedicated "photo/video" switch like on 90D, is to use C3 custom photo profile as your photo mode, which is just one "click" away from the full-video mode, so that could quickly become muscle memory so you can switch modes without getting the camera off your eye.
David
If it locks up, press the set button. The r does that too and pressing set fixes it.
I have control over my shutter ,aperture and iso in video. Did you set it up right first ?
Nowadays, after the R6 Mark II is out, I shot the R6 for 29 mins and 39 seconds at 4k60, CLog 3 before it overheated and shut down. I put it in extreme cases, and tbh it performed very well for what I did
What I’ve done as a hybrid shooter is set C3 as my photo mode because it’s right next to Movie mode. One switch back and forth, don’t even need to look down to check.
Interesting I will have to do some exploring then! Appreciate your input!
Interesting. The problem I have with the custom mode dials is that I rarely shoot for long without changing something, usually exposure compensation or iso. Then, when I take a break from shooting everything returns to the custom setting when you wake up the camera. Frustrating.
@@alansach8437 there should be a setting that allows your camera to remember even when you turn it off or it goes to sleep. My camera is set up this way so for sure it can be done.
I'm exactly like you. I shoot hybrid at weddings. Had an EOS R. Bought the R6. Canon needs a firmware fix for being able to make a custom setting for when you hit the video record button in photo mode. If they don't I'll have to dump it for an R5. I NEED that control over video when i hit that REC button in photo mode. When I use it as a video camera only with a Atamos Ninja V, its stellar. No overheating, no issues. I just need that flexibility of being able to change video settings when you hit that REC button in photo mode!
EXACTLY! Amen to that my friend. Hopefully we get cause then we will be unstoppable haha
Do u have any beef with not having all-i available with the R6 at 4k?
@@asahai2 No. IPB is plenty especially with 10-bit.
So, when in Videomode you can’t change the autofocus on the screen?
@@getwetsoon you can change any setting you want in video mode. It’s when you’re in photo mode and hit the red record button to take a quick video that you have no control over anything. It basically puts you into an auto video mode.
When I was using an R and RP I had this same quick video complaint about my RP. I’ve got two R’s now and currently have an R5 in my possession (borrowed) and I was getting ready to buy an R6 after returning the R5 (45mp files suuuuuck and I don’t want to start getting CF express cards to use two slots) but I hadn’t even considered this video hiccup. I hate going into a menu with the R and R5 to change modes but I do appreciate having custom video settings because of those menus. No easy answer, I guess.
do you think it's possible for this issue to be resolved via a firmware update?
It is a downer that it's not allow Custom modes in video. took away a beautiful feature from the R. I hope it comes in a FW update like the 2 card slots and CLOG 3
The 120fps may not look to great to you because the bitrate for that mode is only 120 MBS. The 1dx mii 120fps was well 200MBS plus.
Yep exactly what i was thinking as well. Appreciate the comment!
I don't think it's about the bitrate so much. I believe it is more about the method the image scales down to 1080p from the full sensor. It seems that the R6 does some frame skipping at 1080p and doesn't scale straight from the full sensor read out.
2:02 AF knows what's important.
It seems like with some firmware polishing, the R6 has potential to undercut the A7SIII at 4K60. If your listening, Canon, fix the freezing and optimize the overheating, and then this camera might bring a lot more people to your EOS system.
clog3 as a paid upgrade would also be nice.
100% agree. What would be really cool is if Canon actually was listening to this video haha
@@davidjorozco maybe they did - clog3 is now available with the 1.4 firmware update :D
Appreciate your honest real world review. I too find it frustrating that you can't just setup the record button like in the R. I hope they will add that feature to create video settings for the custom dials (C1-C3) in a firmware update (doubt it). I have heard that they will add C-Log3 and All-i in the November firmware update. The All-i may help with the overheating as the processor won't have to do as much compared to IPB trying to compress the file. I haven't had any overheating issues yet shooting in 4k 60fps for 3hrs in 78 degrees, I was mostly shooting short bursts and then put the camera to sleep (I used it like I did my R), but I'm sure I will at some point if I don't pay attention. I did have my R6 freeze up on me and had to remove the battery a few times, but I narrowed it down to a bad Lexar Pro USH-II V60 card as it did the same in my R. Great work and review.
Thank you my friend. That’s interesting, and I know I am hopeful as well but like you I really doubt it, not really Canon-like of them to do it but who knows. The ALL-I and CLOG 3 would definitely be a welcome addition for sure. The freezing thing is rather interesting, I was using a Sony Tough card that I’ve been using for a decent amount of time and a 128gb that I guess its possible that could have been the culprit. Definitely will need more testing. Appreciate your comment!
Full customization of the c1-c3 would be awesome but the clog 3 is really what I am looking forward to.
@@DanielWhiteWithCanon c log3 is going to be a welcome feature for sure. I am hoping some of these flaws are resolved via firmware which I think they definitely can be. And if they add more features like ALL-I and C Log3 it’s just going to make it more appealing.
I really appreciate how detailed you were about your specific use cases, rather than trying to generalize for everybody. Helpful review!
Good to know that helps, figure it’s way more helpful that way. Appreciate it man!
Lighting in this video is flawless 👌
Hey David, you have to setup video mode to M mode into the menu
This video is huge already. Love the detail you put into this! Also can’t wait to play with this wedding footage!!
Thanks brother!
Doesn't work like the R when you make the C3 settings and use that as a base?
Just so torn if I even need to upgrade to the R6 from my current EOS R I’ve been shooting with for the past 18 months.
Thanks for the heads up. 2 factors as a hybrid shooter stopped me from buying the R6 - 1 no video backup 2 - poor video/photo switch.
I love this feature on the R6! I have my movie setup for slow motion and when I just want to shoot awesome clips I hit the record button 🤗
I have the R6 with a few weeks and I cant believe that you can save your video setting to C1, C2, C3 --- I do both video & Photos
The "freezing" was likely your SD card trying to write the data. A slower write speed will make it "freeze" longer. Try upgrading that.
You can save your favorite video settings on C1-C3 modes and have photography settings also stimulately on exact save mode
Fresno! Getting my R6 in from Amazon in a week (for video use). Allllmmoooosssttt went with the R5. That switching modes sounds annoying though. Wish it was like the R. Didn’t know that. (But honestly, I don’t switch from video to photos super quick.)
Yes sir it is! Haha and awesome man, yeah that missing feature is a pain but other than that the camera is fantastic
Maybe turn the camera off in-between 4K/60 clips. I understand leaving it on in extended standby can cause issues. I love the R6 personally but I shoot 4K/30; no problems yet.
I have had the camera freeze up on my as well during weddings. It seems to only happen on my Canon R6 when I am writing to both cards and under heavy use. But yea I realy do wish they would have made it easier to use as a hybrid shooter for video and photo work together.
I have had a few people mention to me about a bad card so for reference I was using a Sony touch card I have never had problems with and a San disk 128gb that I’ve also not had problems with. I did however have photos writing to both cards. And I know if only hoping firmware will fix this! Appreciate the comment!
I did hear about the cards being the issue but unsure on what brands don't have this issue.
@@justmattgray Only card that works flawlessly as far as my experance and the web as a collective is that Sony Tough is the only one without flaws.
@@davidjorozco At least the issues aren't as bad as the EOS R release.
For me that is also the bigges Flaw of the R6. You can not save Video Settings to the custom buttons C1-C3. With the EOS R and R5 you can do that. So you can quickly press the video record button when you in Photo Mode and record Video with saved settings to C1. Overheating - when it overheat´s you can shoot 1080p 60fps that looks greate too. Most peopel will not see the difference between real 4k and upscaled 1080p.
How are the file sizes for editing video ?
That freezing would be scary AF on a wedding day for video, especially since it doesn't dual record. That's just asking for corrupt/lost files!
I think a lot of the problems with Freezes come from writing to two cards and sometimes bad cards. The only time I have experienced freezes is when writing to both cards. I think an upgrade in SD cards and future firmware should fix the problem though.
David, you were talking about how many meg's for certain sizes...I have made many 30x60 metal prints off my 5Diii with no problems. That's a 22 meg file. I'm thinking that the new technology of the R6 would create a similar file.
Hi! That was my point. People have brought up “well it’s only 20mp though” as if that was a problem. 20mp is more than enough for just about everyone’s use case given good technique.
@@davidjorozco -- Also with the new noise reduction technology that's coming that is amazing...that might come in handy if necessary!
There might be a firmware fix coming in the future to change that auto mode when switching to video from photo... unfortunately with Canon you just never know - All I can say is videos like this helps Canon to update firmware, but I think like you said, “it’s a positioning thing...” The 120fps isn’t going to get better unfortunately... I just returned my R6 as it overheated on a narrative short film and then randomly shut down - that day was a nightmare... So I’m keeping all my Canon RF glass and my EOS R until the R5 Mark ii comes out..lol.
My new cinema camera is the Sony a7siii - my first TH-cam video is coming soon on that!
Thanks man!
Wow man I’m sorry to here that. Sounds like worst case scenario, but the a7siii is definitely on my radar as well. For a period I shot A7iii’s & A7riii so I’m definitely interested. Either way congrats on the TH-cam start my friend!!
Btw those opening images are beautiful and your video is right on point, especially for weddings...
I forgot to tell you that! Lol
Keep up the great work.
Yeah, I think if it were coming we would have it by now. My guess is we'll see an r6 ii before we see another major firmware feature update.
I don't have a R6 to play with but with my R5 in photo mode, when I click the video record button on top the camera automatically uses C3. Just FYI for everyone.
Appreciate the confirmation! That’s a $1400 feature haha
Eos R does the same thing. I'm really surprised the R6 does not.
Is it like the R where you’re record button takes the settings from c1 or whatever and maybe that’s why you’re getting auto when pushing record in photo mode?
Unfortunately it’s not. They had that function in the R and removed it in the R6 for some reason. Instead of taking you to a custom setting it takes you to a movie mode that can’t determine, that is completely auto.
Great video! Has Canon released a firmware update for more flexibility with the movie record option in photo mode?
I agree with you in the aspect of hybrid shooting but when shooting professional I always shoot with 2-3 bodies. You can have one camera just for photo and the other camera for video
What’s your preference on lens setup? I had tried this out but I’m a prime shooter typically 24/50 or 35/85 so that makes it hard to dedicate one photo & one video. Curious to hear your take!
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is it still worth to buy the canon mark iv in 2020? or should I go with the r6?
shooting mainly weddings, elopements and couples! I just can’t decide ughhh.. maybe get the mark iv and wait a few years till canon brings out a perfect mirrorless?
I currently have a 5d mark iv that my fiancé uses. She loves it and is just used to it. It’s a great trustworthy camera. If you are a photographer only I would get the R6 that way you can start building an RF lens collection, it’s clear Canon is moving in that direction and slowly away from the EF mount.
@@davidjorozco Thank you very much for the superb video. One more question if I may please. I already have a 5DIV and will not upgrate to a mirroless as yet. I would like though to add a wide angle lens that will not brake my bank but will also be shooting WITHOUTH ANY PROBLEM with an adaptor on my future mirrorless. Which one would you recommend ? . Will the latest Tamron 15-30 f/1.4 G2 be compatible and with no issues. I hear so many stories about it. Works better with canon than with Nikon. I will be grateful for your advise. Many thanks for your time and effort.
@@FLORAMORAITINI If you are eventually going to get a Canon mirrorless camera the best bet is to choose a wide angle EF lens from Canon. I have no experience with third party lenses other than the Sigma 35 1.4 ART which worked perfectly, but the safest bet is to choose Canon lenses as they will make the transition smoother.
How can 120fps be different? Did it capture 120 frames in that second? I’m lost on this.
Yes it captures 120 frames in the second
theres a setting you can change so youll be able to control shutter,iso, and aperture independently. must be in video mode manuel to adjust the setting.
If you have any info on that setting please share it. I had looked throughout the entire menu multiple times. You can switch between auto and manual video mode in dedicated video mode (when the mode dial points to the video icon) but when it’s in “photo mode” I wasn’t able to find an option for this.
@@davidjorozco put camera in movie mode . And in menu go to shooting mode and Manuel exposure this will allow you to control shutter, aperture, and iso independently
So I dont have to worry about the 20MP as a photographer?
Definitely not. With good technique 20mp is more than enough for almost all circumstances!
@@davidjorozco Ok thanks. :)
Hey David, did they fixed this with any firmware update? tia
The rolling shutter was horrible on the eosr how is it on the R6 ?
Also I'm sure your aware the R6 is warmer than the r5 would the warmer image of the r6 be better on darker skin tones ?
I'm a hybrid shooter but never with the same client. I honestly never thought about it because I thought all cameras worked this way. This makes me rethink the A7S3
if you are a hybrid shooter the a7s3 is most defiantly not for you
@@marcusnartatez why is that?
@@justmattgray as a hybrid shooter would you really us a 12mp sensor for photos? no working professional would
@@marcusnartatez agreed. What's the best dual slot camera for hybrid professional shooters?
Thank you David for this video , because of you I bought the R5. and great compositions...loved it.
Glad to have helped! I may have an R5 video coming very soon :)
I will wait dearly for the review. I love that correct verbiage "bracketed ... item" I think that is the proper user/seller term and more pleasant to hear than "crippled." Again love the visual and emotional response i get from looking at your image/video. Thank you.
Oh man, this is the video I needed. I'm wanting to shoot hybrid weddings (photo/video). Wondering now if I should get the Canon R as my sole video camera now.
Hi Michael! The R is a great camera that I still use today. For weddings you have to think about it from a system standpoint meaning not just about one individual camera but having at least a main camera and a backup. What the rest of your “system” looks like will influence which camera you should get.
I have used the EOS R for weddings for a while now and love it. You just have to know that you will only have one card slot and be comfortable with that. (Could also record externally to an Atomos for video). Either way both of these camera are great but until this feature is updated I will continue using my R or purchase an R5.
@@davidjorozco thanks so much! I'm upgrading from a 5D Mark III so the R6 feels pretty significant. I may end up with a sony a7s III at some point for video, we will see. Or maybe the Funi XT4 for that 240fps sweetness.
Great video. Very nice points! Good luck on your channel
Thank you so much for your time and kind words!
Thank You for that video. I wanted to buy the R6 but this switching to video mode is a real flaw. I have not heard about it anywhere.
It’s hardly a flaw. Simply turn the top dial from photo to video. Takes a split second.
@@collinstebbins2598 Its not about switching the dial.
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Hi David very informative video. I went from Canon to Sony. I kept my Canon Glass, I bought a Canon Eos r and sold it to a friend. I enjoyed it the few times I used it. Would you recommend the Eos r or the Eos r6. I’m mostly a photographer, slowly learning video. Thanks in advance.
Hi Kenneth! I would give the R6 a try especially as a photographer it’s a great camera and will definitely give you room to grow into for video as well.
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I have the eos r and I've had it freeze on me several times.
I found that pressing the set button fixes it. You might want to try that next time yours freezes.
Appreciate it! I have had a few people mention that to me now along with memory cards potentially being the culprit. Will definitely try it out!
problem w lower end digital camera is they all crush the black to a mess
Thank you David. Liked and sub’d. My R6 arrives tomorrow. For a primary video shooter, do you still recommend this camera over the R? I was going to wait til a Black Friday sale and get the R on the cheap, but then B&H got the R6 back in stock this weekend so I jumped on it.
You mentioned the IBIS is good. I like how you explained as long as you’re *trying* to be still, it is good. So it is more than a gimmick? I haven’t been a fan of the wobble... Thanks in advance. Zach
Appreciate it man! The IBIS is definitely good. The wobble is a thing but all of my shots were handheld without a cage. I would imagine with a cage it would look great. As far as for a video only shooter I would say it’s worth it for the 4k60 because it’s soo good. You just may have to manage the heat BUT I will say even the 1080 footage handled better than the R in terms of editing latitude. I would stick with it and use it and see if anything is a deal breaker for your style of shooting. Cheers man!
Are they able to fix something like that with firmware updates?? For that reason I’m sticking with my EOS R .
They are it’s just a matter of if they will or they won’t. Unfortunately there is no way to know :/
Larger MP camera's are nice for having the capability to crop in, level out, etc. I like to shoot landscapes and then crop them down to an 16:9 look.
A good example of "needing" more megapixels. So you can more readily crop in. For me, the smaller files are a plus 98% of the time. Of course, you can shoot smaller files with the R5, but I think most of us would be tempted to just shoot 45 mp, "just in case", which could fill a lot of hard drives fast! The largest print I normally make is 20x30, and I've been making beautiful prints in that size with 12 and 16 mp cameras for years ( some of which hang in galleries), so 20 is plenty for me. I also wouldn't hesitate making a larger print using Topaz Gigapixel should the occasion arise. A real game changer for those of us who only occasionally make huge prints.
what does it mean to record in C log ? Is it a feature available out-of-the-box on the camera ?
Hi Angel! C log is like a color profile you can record video in that is extremely “flat” in terms of contrast and color for the purpose of preserving the most dynamic range in a scene. It requires that you “correct” the footage in post production to get a usable image, but if used properly it will give you the most out of your cameras dynamic range. It is a feature that the Canon EOS R, R6, & R5 have out of the box. Hope this helps!
The R5 doesn’t have that issue. You can specify manual settings in C3 and the record button will use those directly from photo mode. But there’s the price.
Yep! Went over that in my R5 video as well!
I just set my function button to switch from photo to video and vice versa. It will keep the video settings you were previously on
Hi - is there a tutorial on how you'd do that - Im a Nikon shooter - I was really interested in the R6 but when I found this out it stopped my interest in the R6.
@@markshirley01 I found it via video tutorial somewhere. I came from a Nikon Z6 so this was a thorn in my side to start, but what you’ll want to do is go into menu>customize buttons> set Mn-Fn to Still Movie for both still and movie recording. His method here is similar in showing button mapping starting at 22:00 th-cam.com/video/uLFJIbCv1qs/w-d-xo.html. This method now works flawlessly for my needs
@@j.creates676 he's doing a frame grab at 22.00 is that what your trying to explain.
@@markshirley01 after further research it looks like the R6 it is not possible to map buttons to switch between photo and video modes with the function button. I have both the R5 and R6 and they excluded that feature from the R6 for some reason. The short answer is...you have to switch the dial to movie mode in order to record quick.
Concentrate on one or the other or switch back to a camera you can do both with. Easy.
I haven't bought an R6 yet but I am about to pull the trigger just gotta save a few more bucks. that said I read in the comments of another review video that one way to shorten the time switching between video mode to photo is to "Assign your manual photo settings to the custom function with auto update enabled. Then, on the dial you only have to turn one click to get to video, and one click back to manual mode (under the custom function)."
Im Nikon is there a video showing how to do this.
should i get the R or R6? I liked how to set up the video on the R can you not to it on the R6? Im a photographer and I dont want it to freeze up. If I want to do photo and video do you think eos R for now would be find then get the R6 later after they get all the firmware updated and fix hopefully the over heating?
I like to switch between Manual mode (video) and Custom mode (photos). Other than the camera overheating with 4K video @ 60fps on my last shoot - this camera is awesome! I did switch to 24fps in 4K after a 10 minute break and the overheating warning turned off.
Believe it or not you can do a billboard with 5 megapixels. Due to how there printed and your distance from a billboard driving past it.
Awesome job explaining the hybrid shooting method you now have to use. It’s sad we have to go from one click to now clicking the dial 5 stops then hitting the record button. Wish they would just update that so we have full control.
Wow! I'm not really a full frame guy, but when I did BTS work on a short film with a rented EOS R, that was one of the best things I liked about it. I was the only person dedicated for BTS and as such I was constantly moving between stills and video. I'm surprised the R6 functions differently for that.
It really is kind of dumb. I’m testing out the R5 right now and it functions exactly as the EOS R so they clearly took it out intentionally on the R6.
From the Title if the Video, I subscribe. This man is a Pro. Good luck❤️
I love your lighting 😃
Appreciate that my friend!
That switching to video issue is super critical to me for the same reason! Being an automotive photographer, there is already zero time for the perfect moment. So i’m going to have to contemplate this now.
Yeah I hear you. It‘a a tough situation because otherwise the camera is soo good. Best of luck!
@@davidjorozco i think this is the right camera for me, as it will be my prime body as i focus on building my library of lenses for the next 2/3 years
@@MrRarekiller10 glad to have helped, it is a great camera and I hope Canon will fix these minor issues as it ages. Happy shooting!
Can you explain how you do the photo/video switch on the R. I do the same work but I’m not sure how you did the switching?
Yep it’s explained in the video! From a manual phot taking mode I simply press the record button which starts recording in a custom movie setting, I have this set to 1080/60. Record my clip then when I’m done hit the record button again to stop and I’m back to shooting photos.
which camera allow 1 mode do it all video and photo? not even my cellphone.
Josh Taylor said the same thing, decided to carry Nikon on weddings because of this and the fact the Nikon will keep the video setting when quickly going to video
Love the hybrid angle you gave for switching quickly between photo and video. Great review
Appreciate that man! Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Does r6 video wobble even on gimbal?
This is so frustrating. I shoot Nikon and the photo/video switch is convenient, but I wanted to get a R6 until I realised this drawback. Lets hope Canon fix this in the future.
Hi I need help how to you view files from the canon r6 to my Mac ( Catalina 10.15.7 version) can't find any link or drives on adobe page any help?
I was worried at first. Good thing I don’t shoot video. I plan to upgrade to the R6 from the 2012 6D.
Does the 1080 in general lack detail? I feel like for the last decade Canon has never been able to make 1080 video actually look like 1080. The detail is terrible compared to every other camera....I figured they would have figured that out by now? You mentioned the 120fps in 1080 quality was not good, so I'm wondering is that a characteristic of all 1080 video in this camera?
The 1080/120 was the only quality/frame rate combo I wasn’t happy with. Honestly I am very fond of Canon’s 1080 @ both 24 & 60. High bit rates on the EOS R, R6, & R5 make it more than enough for TH-cam, Instagram, & wedding work in my opinion. Relative to 4k60 & 4k120 it isn’t as good but it shouldn’t be. Full confidence for me in their 1080’s.
The music at the beginning is sooo relaxing!! Would you mind sharing that song with me? Also fire video! Helped me make a choice for sure! Thnx
Nice Video!
Using the r6 as a second camera for my c200
I’m really impressed how good the quality is!
That sounds like a match made in heaven. Appreciate it!
Damn babe you make me look good ;)
But on a serious note, I think your video is so important for other hybrid photo/video shooters like us! Good notes that you bring up.
Thanks for sharing the experiences you made with the R6! Keep up the good work 🙌
Thank you so much Philipp! 🙏
My question is: With near pitch back/ low light photography, will eye-lock on AF on the R6 still work with F2.8/ F4 lenses?
From my experience with it during weddings my answer would be no. F4 almost certainly not, 2.8 MAYBE with ISO maxed out well beyond usable, with 1.2 primes you might have a shot at near pitch black.
@@davidjorozcoThen how do you shoot @ weddings in to the night if/ when you're not reliant on eye AF?
@david j. Ozorco do you have overheating issues on 1080 with R6?
If you take photos in C3 mode, you need only one "click" on PASM dial to move into video mode. Not perfect, but you can do it easily without taking your eye from viewfinder. No need to thank me :)
The overheating problem was solved with the lat firmware upgrade.
What was your reason to go with 24-70 over 28-70 f2? Which lens were you using with the clips at the beginning?
I was using the 24-70! I like this lens because of the IS which is invaluable as a hybrid shooter and the size. While the image quality of the 28-70 I’m sure is superb the size is a bit of a turn off for me.
Just a little question I’m confused what’s the ideal largest print the r6 will give me, I have clients sometimes wanting larger prints, do you think the larger prints will miss the resolution with the 20mpx
Definitely not. 20 megapixels is plenty. I am not sure what "larger" prints are for you but you should easily be able to print 24x36 and 40x60. Using photoshop to size your file specifically for that print will help immensely as well. Their enlargement algorithms are superb. The only reason it would limit a shooter is due to technique whether it would be poor shooting technique, improper sizing in post production, and even poor quality printers.
@@davidjorozco thank you so much yes i thought so it shouldn't be a problem in print. Now one question are these measurements in inches or cm? I would love if it would give me like 50x70 or 70x100 cm without any resolution issues in print.
And second question what do you mean by poor shooting technique or improper sizing in post. As I sometimes do shoot wider to crop in after but like not too wide but just a little to where I would want to like it and I never surely had a problem ever with the 5D
Interesting!
The warm colors i get from my R6 vs the Canon R is crazy.... i find the EOS R files better to handle than the R6, when i shoot with the R6 i get super annoted when editing the raw files... Skind tones look off and yellow or orangy. The R has better image quality.
They are a bit different however I actually find the colors more pleasing on the R6. Couple things can play into this: the camera profile that you are using can exacerbate the colors or neutralize them. I prefer the neutral profile. If you still are getting unpleasant RAW files, you can fix this one of two ways. Design a preset in LR that will "cool" your images down if you find them too warm. The second would be to use the in-camera White Balance correction where you can adjust the white balance behavior.
Again this is totally preference but with RAW files is easily fixable, hope this helps!
How big are the raw files I heard they are smaller than previous systems
With 20mp files they are smaller than the EOS R, R5, & 5d4 theoretically. Honestly wasn’t something I paid a ton of attention to because it wasn’t an issue. Files edit very quickly in LR.
I was in between Canon R6 and Sony A7iV so this video was def very helpful. Sony A7IV isn't perfect neither but Sony A7Siii the one I'm using now is only for video (which I really love especially when I film weddings in a low light environment) but I need a hybrid cause I'm getting a lot of clients who want me to photograph them as well. Thanks for the video!
Not a wedding photographer, but I would think the answer would be two cameras, one video, one still. It must be a pain to switch back and forth on settings, and you miss videoing an important moment because you pause to shoot stills?
This video is outdated with the new firmware updates that have taken place. Best bet is to rent the camera from lensrentals or somewhere else and try it yourself
Am in budget. So can i go with sony a73?
What lens you have on the r6. The pic you took on the women in the high way
Hi! It’s either the RF 24-70 or an EF 24L II
@@davidjorozco ok you recommend the 25-70 rf. I do portraits and street photography
@@kikezurek34 if you need a lens to do everything the 24-70 is your lens. However for street it’s a little too big for my taste. I would actually say the RF 35 for street and I use it for portraits all the time.
Thats why I have my primary photo mode on C3 which is just next to Movie mode so I can switch instantly. However.. I found it really annoying that we cant program Movie settings to Custom 1-3.. Another flaw is that we cant use 120fps in Crop mode.. I dont understand!!
I’ve had a couple of people say this as well. The whole taking away functionality from the R to help segment the market is just dumb to me. The specs will do that for them. I guess the old Canon is still there.
Is it possible to dedicate two custom settings, 1 for stills, the other for video ?
No, photo only
great video and pictures. do you sell your luts and preset from this video?
At the moment I don’t, but I’m working on it and I really would want to teach people to create their own. Teach a man how to fish kind of thing. Cheers!
Just set C3 into Av or Fv Mode, 1-Click to switch between Photo and Video
is the r5 worth the step up then? Is it much improved over the r6? Thats a big hurdle in cost.
Just will have to check out my R5 video then!
@@davidjorozco is it already up?
Hopefully canon can fix this eventually but for now do you have any other recommendations?
I had set C3 to my photo shooting mode to test out if I could switch back and forth from C3 to Video mode as they are right next to each other but I found it very cumbersome. Could be due to my lack of motor memory with this setup but I honestly defaulted to my EOS R for video.
Right now I don't have a perfect solution, so hopefully they add that functionality otherwise you may be better off with a different body just dedicate one camera to photo and the other to video when shooting a wedding/job.
Man that’s crazy that you had those issues!!! I have seen other TH-camrs who do the same thing you are and have had no problems! I have seen folks solve the video switching by assigning a button to a custom video mode. Now I’m so confused about what to get!!! LOL!!!