Another great reason to choose the R6 Mk2 is the *Electronic Shutter Mode* gives you shutter speeds up to 1/16000 sec, compared to the 1/8000 sec shutter of the original R6 (just like any DSLR). Very helpful to have 1/16000 sec shutter when you want to shoot wide open at f/1.2 in daylight. The R3 goes all the way up to 1/64000 sec, so you can shoot at f/1.2 in direct sunlight. The RF 28-70mm f/2L is an awesome lens, even though I still love shooting with two bodies, using the RF 35mm and 85mm lenses. Thanks for the posing guide!
@@katelynworkman If you ever decide to buy one of those fancy orange tether cables, I’ll save you hours and hours of research like I did. I can’t do it. 😂
I think you can tether to Lightroom Classic, but not Lightroom CC. At least, that's what I've heard. I think I even tried it once, though I don't really shoot tethered.
A huge shoutout to the video producer for demonstrating the innovative features that set Canon cameras apart.
Thanks!
Hi I already have the lens 24-70, 35, 85, and 50 for my cannon RP can I use them if I buy a r6
As long as theycare on the rf mount
It depends on what lenses they are.
Will a cannon RP be good for weddings ?
no, I HAVE IT and it's not enough :(
Another great reason to choose the R6 Mk2 is the *Electronic Shutter Mode* gives you shutter speeds up to 1/16000 sec, compared to the 1/8000 sec shutter of the original R6 (just like any DSLR). Very helpful to have 1/16000 sec shutter when you want to shoot wide open at f/1.2 in daylight. The R3 goes all the way up to 1/64000 sec, so you can shoot at f/1.2 in direct sunlight.
The RF 28-70mm f/2L is an awesome lens, even though I still love shooting with two bodies, using the RF 35mm and 85mm lenses.
Thanks for the posing guide!
Ooh love this thought!! I very rarely shoot in direct sunlight but that is great, thanks for sharing!
Cant tether in Lightroom. Absolute dealbreaker.
Ooh interesting! I’ve never needed to. What do you shoot with?
@@katelynworkman If you ever decide to buy one of those fancy orange tether cables, I’ll save you hours and hours of research like I did. I can’t do it. 😂
I think you can tether to Lightroom Classic, but not Lightroom CC. At least, that's what I've heard. I think I even tried it once, though I don't really shoot tethered.
@@stevemadrid6522 thanks for sharing!!
@@stevemadrid6522 nope. You cant tether to either.