Canon R6 Mark II 📸 in Practice: Tips & Tricks for Professional Headshot & Portrait Photographers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2024
- In this video, I share some thoughts with the Canon R6 Mark II, the camera that has become the backbone of my headshot and portrait photography business. After years of loyalty to Nikon, my switch to Canon-starting with the R6 and now fully committed to the R6 Mark II-has been smooth.
I'll share why the R6 Mark II is my go-to for everything from studio sessions to corporate location jobs, despite its 24mp sensor not being the latest and greatest in 2024. From the essential accessories that enhance my workflow to practical tethering tips with Capture One, this is more than just a review; it's a real-world guide to making the most of this versatile camera in a professional setting.
Whether you're considering a switch to mirrorless, curious about the Canon R6 Mark II for portraits, or just looking for ways to streamline your photography business, this video is for you.
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I’m having a hard time getting tips on the photography rather than video side of things for the 24-150 lens. As I wait for my r6 mark ii to arrive I am busting my brain over deciding the correct lens I can act afford . I will be taking lots of photos with the window as my light source for images of my artwork I. Creative contexts etc. should I ins read her the EF 24-70 mm f2.8 wirh adapter rather than the EF 24-105 ? I will also use the camera for Video and photographing my art outside for the outposts of making art prints of my art (crop after. To make prints ).
Check out a simple 35 or 50mm 1.8 prime RF lens. Those are great and very cost effective. I wouldn't buy a EF lens at this point, it's just old technology.
Which one is to use for focus point ? Full frame or spot or single point ?
For headshots, I typically use the full frame focus