Sony a7 IV vs Canon R6 Mark II vs Canon EOS R8: Which Camera SHOULD You Buy?
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Canon really knocked it out of the park with the R8 and especially the R6 mk ii. Was really impressed with both bodies (and I was really impressed with the R5 despite its overheating shortcomings).
i don’t shoot a lot of video, but i don’t think i’ve had a single overheating issue with my R5
i dont like canon grip fclin small even my hand small i perfer sony
no they didn't. Nobody writes about this on youtube because they're pining for likes but in 4k60 mode, indoors, dummy battery, capturing via HDMI, my R8 goes about 20-25m before flashing the temperature warning.
Isn’t there a huge lack of glass with canon?
@@hankschrader2353 Canon has a lot more lenses if you include the EF lineup.
As a professional shooter. I started with Canon. First DSLR was a 10D in 2004. I invested heavly in Canon Glass. During the Mirrorless Wars, SONY def had the edge, and I almost switched. I have tried both Nikon and Sony systems as well. Bought used ones to try out, and ended up going back to canon. My personal preference and having shot with Canon for so many years. I have an R3 and looking for a good backup. Think I will be going with an R6MK2
Try the beast 7iv
@@knowwork9nah.
I live in the Canon EOS and RF ecosystems. I bought an R6 a few months back, and love it. The R6 mark II would be one of my future choices. Or maybe an R5 mark II when they arrive! Thanks Jared. Love what you do!
Entertaining presentation! The review was good too. Haha. Was on the fence between the Sony A7IV and Canon R6M2, but not anymore. Jared, you sold me on the R6M2. Thanks.
Nice explaination on all three camera features & function , well done buddy 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Perfect timing with the last couple of videos.. My last camera was the Rebel xt,, started getting to know it before personal things happened and I walked away... Just recently the shutterbug has reawakened in me and I've been looking at these 3 frames... I reserved the R8 a few days ago but was still feeling a little hesitant.. I'm good now.. Glad I made the decision to move forward with the R8.. Looking forward to rejoining the world of photography,, and hopefully learning and expanding beyond what the R8 offers. We shall see.
I'd drop the money for the R6 II,, but to be honest I'm afraid of dropping that kind of money and just not using all of the camera enough.
Going with the R8 (pre ordered back in February). It pairs well with my current R10 body with common batteries, lightweight and size compared to other options
@AD-hv4cy maybe for your use case the Z6ii is superior, but not for mine. Using an inferior AF system, and adapting sony glass doesn't make sense for my genre/needs. Jared is a much better salesman than you are unfortunately lol
@@AD-hv4cygood luck focusing with that Nikon. It’s fully manual. They just added AF on there new Z9 body and even then the Canon Eos R8 a $1500usd camera beats it in AF performance.
@@lewcehjitl3282 TF are you talking about
@@palepotato9364 potato cameras.
Great comparison Jared! Could you do an R6 Mark II users guide? I’m gonna be getting one within the next couple weeks and I feel like enough has changed from the R6 that a separate users guide to help me set it up and understand the camera could be helpful
I was thinking about choosing 1 among these 3 cameras! You read my mind! Thank you so much!
@A D Nikon needs to take the z9 and create newer cameras with that and improve upon that tech. They are falling behind in autofocus miserably compared to sony and canon that is a fact. I liked my Nikon Z but I got rid of it because it just was not up to par and they need to trickle down the Z9 tech to the lower end new models or they will continue to lose even more market share. If Nikon does not shift , they may not be around in more than 5 years. Sony and Canon it seems will be the top dogs unless Nikon kicks it in gear.
Exactly the video I was looking for! I was trying to decide between Sony a7 IV vs canon R8. Thanks Jared!!!
What’s your choice please
Thank you Jarod for this review.
I shoot Canon, Fuji, Nikon, Olympus and Sony, but the vast majority of my gear is Canon. I am finishing my transition from DSLRs to the R-series bodies and currently operate 1xR5, 2xR6 and have just got the R6MkII.
It is an awesome camera for all the reasons you have eloquently outlined, although I will note on the 3rd party lens front that Sony have been in the MILC market for about 10 years with their mount, while the R-mount is just approaching 5, and of that, they (and Nikon) lost quite a bit of development and production time because of COVID. So, I am giving Canon (and Nikon) a wee while longer to get their lens selection out there, and then I expect to see lenses from reputable 3rd parties like Tamron and Sigma.
I have four RF lenses currently but currently retain the EF 70-200 f.4 MkII, 100-400MkII, 70-300L and the Sigma 150-600c and 60-600s lenses. ALL of which have worked without issues via the adapters on my R-series MILCs.
A camera is just a tool, and I am not a brand follower per se, for different purposes each has its strength. I went to Canon back at the start of the century for the glass, not the bodies - which change very frequently. That said, when one invests in a system, it becomes expensive to chop and change, so I don't.
Frankly, ALL makers make awesome cameras, the rest is down to budget and to a major extent, the skill of the operator.
Thank you again for your interesting review.
A74 purely for the 3rd party lens selection. All cameras are good now. I've shot most brands and can get decent images, image quality and focusing
For me, I would go R8 almost every day if we are talking these three cameras, I would rather get the slightly cheaper camera, get some glass and then save up for the camera that I really would want (R5 mk II, R1...) down the line. I personally don't mind the slightly worse features on the R8, if it means I can more quickly get nice glass and equipment.
PLUS by getting the R8 and using the 1k left over you could probably get a camera bag, a clip, a tripod, extra battery and some filters (if you expect you are going to need them) if you are starting out. Now that sort of stuff is not as exciting to buy, but if they make your experience taking photos more enjoyable, then getting e.g. and expensive and really good camera bag is worth it, if it means you will actually bring it with you.
The Canon EOS RP's battery grip fits (and works) on the EOS R8. I have it, and am able to use the R* with 2 batteries in the grip! Love this cam!
One thing you did not mention is file size. I know it does not affect everyone but the size of a Sony raw file is approximately twice that of Canons per megapixel. For me, time is money and the larger files do annoy me a little as a Sony shooter.
keep in mind that Canon is loseless compressed so you should compare Sony loseless compressed with Canon then the difference is not so big.
@@roganthoerson1909 the compressed raw of the R5 is about the same size as a compressed raw from my A9. 45mp canon about the same size as a 24mp sony
@@nickwilliams7867 ok maybe i went from a Canon 7D1 to a A7IV and file size between.cr2 and arw for loseless compressed was not even double for double the MPx. Canon might have done some improvement since the 7D1. which would be nice to have because space and backup can be costly. I also need to know that i should erase pictures.
Great comparison Jared. I have both the Sony A74 & Canon R6, (which I’m just about to swap for the Canon R8). I enjoy both systems for slightly different reasons, & love having a foot in two camps. Keep up the great work!
hey, david! how are you?
Do you have any prefference between the cameras? Do you think sony is a better hybrid camera?
Thank you!
Love that, I have an R6 but I'm planning to get a 2nd body, no matter the brand.
@@M4TR1Xdid you get a Nikon for the memes
Awesome review thank you. The only thing I am cautious of is if there is a r5mk2 about to be released with the new AF system of the r3. Then you get higher res and a great af without having to have a chunky body like the r3
Wow, very detailed analysis for exactly the cameras I'm looking for. Really close to getting the R8 now. Just annoying that we have to rely on the rf ef adapter for the time being
Excellent video. Very helpful. For a serious amateur with a priority on photography over video, doing land scape, animals, street, and grandchildren sports; would you recommend the Canon R6ii, Sony a7iv, Nikon z6ii, or Fugi XH2 (or XT 5 )?
Great review Jared. I am just about to purchase a new camera like the R6. Based on your review, i will go for the R6mk2
Totally agree. I ve been using Sony Nikon Canon mirrorless for many year's just recently, I decided to sell all and get R5 it's fantastic and about to get R8 for backup camera.
Any updates? Do you get r8? Is it any good?
I switched from Nikon z6ii to the R6ii in April as I was having tracking issues when switching from vertical to horizontal. I'm a boutique school photographer so this is imperative for me. I don't have time to reset focus 3-3 times a kid, just got too frustrating. Plus the lack of lens options. I love the R6ii, but am realizing it's too big for my hand. I got a hold of the A7 iv and it fits nicely in my hand (almost as nice as the Nikon). I don't notice much difference in colors but I don't think I'm 'clicking' as well with the A7 iv. I did hold the R8 at the camera store and it felt good in my hands. I'm not willing (I think) to give up the 2nd card slot and frame rate. I like the idea of third party lenses though, with Sony. Ugh. I need a money tree so I can have both the R6ii and the A7 iv. Help!
Great video. I was ready to ditch my old canon glass and go with a Sony mirrorless. Now, it looks like the R6 MarkII.
Hello Jared, I had the Canon R and I missed the joystick and the IBIS. The R6 MKII is a great camera and gives me more options for my photography. Thank you for the comparison. Best regards from Germany.
It's a no brainer for me, the Canon may be better but that's really getting ever single benefit out of each feature that you may not use.
I've just priced up both ecosystems and my preferred lenses, i.e. 70-200 2.8, and 24-70 2.8 and there's £3000 difference in price!!! That's mad!
I can then get a 85mm 1.4 extra and still save £2200
The lens issue absolutely kills the Canon argument and I've been a Canon fan 35 years.
Just adapt some EF Art lenses from Sigma. There are videos out there comparing the RF mount 24-70 f2.8L from Canon and the EF 24-70 f2.8 art lens from Sigma on an adapter and the difference is basically marginal, like tiny improvements in sharpness and autofocus when you go with the RF lens.
Honestly they still lead the market in lenses sold. TH-cam makes it feel like people aren’t buying Canon lenses but people definitely are.
EF art stupid,. is much cheaper,.
with these lens choices yes but canon have 35 mm 1.8 stabilized, while if you compare Sony their 35 mm lens is costs more without stabilization.
For 35 years? Prove it! You still have your AE-1 Program?😊 I do. Haven’t used it in probably 15 yrs. Still have 2 rolls of Kodachrome 200 in the fridge that is about that old.
R6ii , your video made the decision simple! Thanks
I got the canon r6 mark ii and absolutely love it. My main focus is videos and it does amazing in low light. I love shooting at night now with this camera.
thank you , this really helped me!!
i love how you can always rely on Jared to give you the most detailed differences i love your work Jared you are a true LEGEND!!!!!
Off the back of a few of your videos, I Just bought the R8 to replace an aging 1DsMk3. Looking forward to getting to grips with it!
33M - is the winner ! about 40% more pixels. grater dynamic range. great video support with big HDMI port
Big hdmi is a huge advantage for video
i have bought a A7IV a year ago and i don't regret it because of the glass and the system cost. My father just got the R6II he was invested in full frame EF lenses so it made more sense. That said i prefer my Tamron 35-150mm f2-2.8 than his Canon RF 24-70 f2.8. But the camera... the canon is newer and has some bells and whistles but that isn't that tremendous. Not like when i switched from the Canon 7d1 to the sony A7IV. also on noise, nowadays with pureraw and those other programs... it doesn't matter as much as in the past. if you can shoot up to 12800ISO it is plenty enough.
So the iv is the beast as you and they said
@@knowwork9 my father is very happy with his R6m2. He has more full frame EF glass than me and that works better with the adaptor than on my A7IV.
I have a lot of LP-E17 batteries that I used on my 77d which is a big plus for me of getting the R8.
I'm sure that a 3rd party will release a battery grip that can take 2 LP-E17 battery even though a cable is needed to use the vertical shutter. This will lessen the "issue" of changing batteries frequently because of LP-E17 lower capacity.
I'm just a hobbyist and for me, I'm ok with an EOS R8.
Also, IBIS is not a big deal for me as 2/3 of my EF lenses have image stabilization.
If you put an EOS IS lens on a Sony (or Canon) with IBIS do both IS systems work at the same time?
I switched from Canon and got the A7iv. A big reason for me is that in the Canon, you lose the touch screen when you plug in an external monitor. With the Sony, the touch screen works perfectly with my Shinobi 5" monitor plugged in.
I just ordered the Sony A7RV today!
Hi, how are the differences in Dynamic range for post editing?
There is a mistake about the weight of the three cameras, the right are A7iv 658g, R6 II 670g, and R8 461g.
Fabulous Fabulous Video!! so very informative!!
R6 MKii, here I come. Thanks Jared
Really like your channel..best out there. Can you compare the om-1 to a comparable Canon camera. I bought an om-1 for the lightweight because I'm a hiker. I wish I would've waited for the eos r8. I am a Canon person
@jared Polin, I'm at a cross road between the Canon r6ii and a7iv. When it comes to video and color science, which cameras footage is better to edit and color on resolve and première pro? Thankyou
Oooh, what a channel, what a find👍👍👍👍Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I was choosing between Canon r6m2 and Sony A7m4, I will take the sony.... Please suggest the top portrait lens (budget is unlimited) with the most gorgeous blurred background. And the second lens for shooting 4k travel video with the maximum possible quality and the minimum possible weight, that would for a day of walking around new cities shoulder and back said thank you)))
Hi Jared...Can you use a Vari Zoom Lanc controller for filming with the R8 ? I need hands free option..this is why I have been using Camcorders.
Much awaited comparison.. 😃
If I didn’t want to upgrade to a camera with ibis and 2 card slots, the r8 kills it all day compared to my rp which I enjoy.
Of between the other two, it’s no contest that the r6ii has a much better feature set at same price point. Sony just has the mp advantage.
How are you liking the RP? I'm thinking of buying a used RP in a short while when more cameras are available on the used market
@@mufidbaloulli get the used r instead
@A D R8 autofocus kills Z6II also Z6II is way too expensive , also Canon has much better lens options ..Z mount big and bulky lenses are boring also Canon EF lenses just work as seamlessly as RF Lenses on a RF Body.. You cant say the same about the Nikon DSLR Lenses on their mirrorless bodies.
@@mufidbaloulli I have the RP, buy it, you will lose nothing, the pictures are always great. Ok AF is not that fast but it's extremely accurate with 30 years old EF. The highlights are not clipping so you have plenty of information. Video only in 1080p. It's good, very good, no problem with that. Just buy it and start shooting. You will earn more with this habit rather than spending money and watching other photographers
(4k video never used that because of crop)
The Sony is much better for video. All of its video modes are 10 bit
How long time is the camera inoperative when waiting to clear the buffer after a 40 pic/s shoot?
Wonderful review
Correct me if i'm wrong but if you buy an EF to R mount for Canon you can fit your Sigma or Tamron lens on the EF mount?
I’m trying to switch to mirror less I use Nikon Sony and canon . But this review its amazing as always brother. Now to see the sales on the r8/r6
Hey Jared! What do you think about the R8 with an EF 70-200 f2.8? Thanks!
Just got the r8 as un upgrade to my m6 mark ii. Still trying it out, but it seems to do the job really well
If I would have to buy right now R6 would probably be my choice (and it will be if I'll consider to invest in a second camera) However I got my a7IV before the Canon was available so I'm sticking with it as it has what I need currently.
I was hoping for a wind tunnel test! Given the fact that I'm hanging out of the car shooting rollers on a highway, that would've been super useful!
No, but really, a great summary 💯
The battery is slightly annoying with the R8, especially if you want to shoot without disruptions. I went to the R6ii versus the R8 just cos I wanted a very versatile body camera and capture moments with the mechanical shutter with the certainty of no rolling shutter, and I just dislike carrying multiple batteries. Also, IBIS in low light handheld with my standard 24-105 F4 certainly helps
Was the squished basketball heading down or coming up, after hitting the floor?
I'm with you for the same reasons. R6 Nark II for the focus system, the card slots, the battery, the 40 fps,the ISO range, and the max shutter speed. All around it seems to have the best combination of still features and that's before you even talk about video.
Tech is an endless race, (love it) with each company leap frogging it's competitors. What amazes me is how often consumers are willing to switch systems based on the latest and perceived greatest. Even though their past & current equipment accomplishes everything they need. We'll sell are equipment at a discount to buy features we'll never use or need. These cameras are so feature packed we'll for get half the sh*t it does and never use it. From the rat race to the tech race, wow, they got many of us good. 🙂
I wish you included the new nikon that you are testing, I know NDA, but Out of the 3, I'm looking at the R6 Mark II as Ido more BIF, animals, and sports. The faster frame rate, tracking, and dual card slots but I wished that they used CFexpress B cards which are faster and cheaper.
Do either Canon or Sony offer lenses with the aperture ring on the lense? Similar to Fugi.
A note about USB-C charging with the Canons: The power block/external battery you use has to have "Power Delivery" circuitry which not all USB-C chargers have. Without the Power Delivery feature, the Canons will not charge.
All power banks and power supplies from the last few years are PD. Tried it on about 10 I own from different brands - Apple, Anker, Ugreen - all work fine. This is really a nonissue.
Found this out the hard way when going on a weekend getaway and my R6 wouldn't charge with the same mobile charger I use to charge my cell phone. I ended up finding an old work laptop charger lying around that did the trick.
the issue is, it would not charge whilst recording, unless you have a very specific PD charger.
@@kylegoodman5196 I'm sympathetic... but if you're travelling or working with gear you should always trial it at home first.
@@albedo0point39 No, they absolutely aren't. The Sony can be chared with everything. Tkae the cheapest powerbank, it will work.
sony aiii or canon 8 which is better as a hybrid camera that has more priority for video shooting.
Very good comparison and it made my job easy .. i m planning to upgrade my EOS R to Sony or Canon R6 Maryk 11,, thanks a lot
I can’t wait for 3rd party glass hopefully this year we get a few options for the rf mount.
Bro grate information 🙂
If I’m upgrading from a canon 6D mkII which would be better R8 or R6 mkII. I’m mainly a landscape photographer.
Saving up for the R6 II 👍🏾
Hello everyone, how does R6M2 feels without touch screen focus. I found this functionality quite helpful while taking portrait with camera ion mount.
There are aftermarket grips for the EOS Rp, which shares the same body as the R8 so I would suspect those will work. The R8 and Rp lack additional contacts for grip->camera communication so the shutter for portrait orientation is operated via a release cable (port located just above audio ports). I can't guarantee this will work, but the body is the same, the battery is the same, and I can't think of a reason off the top of my head why it wouldn't work.
It's not as good as name-brand grips most of the time, but they exist. The extra grip and battery life are super nice on long days or when you've slapped a huge lens to the front of the camera, every time I've used one I'm glad I shelled out the $50 for one.
@A D it depends on the grip and the camera. My D5300 grip didn't and my E-M1 grip does not block the SD door. For a camera like the R8 or Z50, ones with the SD card in the grip, yes, you'll have to at least partially remove a grip to access storage.
This isn't a big deal, unless for some reason you're using weak ass SD cards that you need to swap frequently. Even shooting 4k and railing off 11fps with my Z50 I don't fill over a 512gb over the course of a day.
@A D yeah that sounds about right. SD cards are cheap though, just get a Lexar pro with a high capacity and you shouldn't have to worry about it.
R8 for video sounds promising ! Especially using a light gimbal like the DJI R3 mini ! If it wasn’t for that little battery !
GET A THIRD PARTY GRIP THAT TAKES 2 BATTERIES.
GET A THIRD PARTY GRIP THAT TAKES 2 BATTERIES.
@A D amazon has a few vendors search for canon RP grip
Thank you for your videos.
On this video, you say that the Sony weight 737g but on my source it is rather 648g with a battery and the Canon R6 Mark II is instead 670g with a battery😉
Bought the R6MK2….enough said. Love it !!
Just got R6MK2 with an extra battery, i cannot wait for it to arrive. I went with Paypal credit, I just need a few months to pay if off but i selected a 24 month period in case to keep costs down.
R8 liking it better but cannot get used the to the lack of battery indicator all you get is full charge half charge. So when that great shot appears the tiny battery goes dead with a red letter warning in the viewfinder. I am returning it for R6 mark 2. My 60D has the same battery and I have 4 spares.
Great video !
As you added the R8, i would have thought you would add the Sony ZV-E1 as it also an entry level full frame like the R8. Else great comparaison, especially fore as i am looking to upgrade to full frame from my Canon M6 mkII.
Thanks
The ZV-e1 doesn’t have a viewfinder as it leans heavily towards being a video camera only (not a photography camera). That’s probably why it wasn’t included in this comparison.
I have had the R8 on pre order, pumped for release date on Tuesday!
How long do those shutters last if you don't want electronic rolling shutter?
I've got a Canon R5, R6, and an RP. Been shooting Canon since the old film days. It's all about ergonomics for me. Function in action is what is about for me. The latest Canon bodies are kicking ass. I don't give a frack about 3rd party lenses. You want quality get quality. Done. People comment on the differences on your gear.
I know that the Sony A7R V is nowhere near the Sony A7 IV but I would love a comparison of them side by side. As you said you should get good glass instead of an expensive body.
@A D That uses Sony.... You guys are so predictable.
@A D He is not biased at all ..He is 100 % genuine.
The R6 MkII would be my choice. The grip looks nice and chunky so I would imagine it would feel much better to me.
The grip is nice and better than the A7iv
thank you for this Jared! i would love to go to R8 cuz i have rp on me now. it is very convenient for me to go on r8. thank you for this video. as always an honest review keep it up Sir!
Hello, this is exactly what I'm dealing with and I'm still deciding on the R6i. I would be very happy if something happened (newer models) and then the price of the r6ii dropped :D and I could finally say that the body is not a limitation in photography 😁
@@MrRaduso btw sir, i go with the used r6 not the r8 and im happy with my purchased.
@@japzinterludes6097 Perfect and you weren't afraid to buy a used camera? is it the difference in the resulting photo compared to RP?
Actually, I have 2 Canon EF lenses that I use on Sony E-mount using adapters (Sigma MC-11). I also use old Sony A-mount lenses on E-mount with an adapter. Using adapters is not wonderful, but it meant that I could use the old glass.
Sir, Which camera is best for the fashion or clothing product photoshoot? and what lenses and other accessories should buy with the camera.
@A D I have zero knowledge about it but
I was asking, like the clothing brands like zara, nike , puma do theri product photoshoot with models for this which camera and accessories should i buy?
@A D $2000
@A D and what are the lenses should i buy ?
Started shooting on a Sony a6400 .I do lots of automotive photography and want to get into the full frame game. Any recommendations? I was thinking about going with the A7iii but kinda wanna see what other brands offer.
If you’re deep in the Sony ecosystem, they have some awesome full frames. The Sony A7IV is running around $2,300 now. There will probably be more sales at the first of the year.
I just got a Canon R6 MarkII and I don’t regret it. I’m not a professional so it does all that and then some for my little needs. You can’t go wrong with either camera.
The Panasonic Lumix S5 II is down around $1,400 now! It’s a beast with all kinds of video & photo features. No over heating with its built in fan. The new autofocus technology is spot on compared to previous models.
I also have a Canon 5D MKIV DSLR and it takes awesome photos. Sony has some older kit out there also that still gets the job done that’s mirrorless or DSLR. Sony does video better, heck they’re music, tv, and movies. 🍿
Good luck and happy holidays
I think if you had continuous autofocus on & had it locked in with eye tracking on the A7 IV you would’ve had a better response I’ve looked at a few autofocus videos for the Sony & it was pretty fast & very accurate
Haven't watched yet, but I would buy the R6II - and I am mainly a Sony user. The R6II is a power house worth every penny.
Sony's advantage is the lens ecosystem. Funny how things have reversed compared to 2016.
still using antiquated 5d3 and 5d4 so im kinda dumb about mirrorless...
WHY does a mirroless give you elongation on fast moving objects? how does it differ from having a mirror that gets up out of the way?
thanks. still would love to have an r5 for portrait, because i really love canon's eye-focus and want the resolution of the 5 over the 6 or 6II
It happens only in electronic shutter. Where no physical object blocks the sensor. So while the readout is taking place, something got written at those nanoseconds. It's an added thing, you get the same results as 5d4 using the curtain
If canon had sony's mirrorless lens system, I would choose canon r6ii instead of sony a7iv, but for the moment sony seems to me to be a better choice.
you can adapt ef lenses. i couldnt find any sony wide angle full frame lens with good autofocus under 400bucks, like the canon has the 16mm f2.8
@@truthseeker6804the adapted lenses make the camera huge heavy and deformed looking.
@@lewcehjitl3282 the cameras are already huge and heavy. Then stick to a phone.
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any update on 3rd party ef mount lens support for the R8 or the R6m2?
I was looking at both the a7iv and r6 mark ii, instead decided on the r8.
It has great internals. 24.2 mp which is good enough for high quality stills. 4k at 60 fps without crop. 10 bit. Light weight. Great in low light.
Only big issue I could find is the battery drain. Honestly though, for 1k less than Mark ii and A7iv, you can afford to buy a couple extras plus spend more on better glass.
For the price point, you can't beat the features this camera offers.
Jared,
I keep hearing about the 40FPS on the R8, but what if I want to shoot at 20 FPS? I haven't heard anywhere if there is an option to shoot in electronic shutter with less than 40FPS (15, 20, 30 Etc).
i was wondering about this as well
In stills, I never felt the need of IBIS. If I need a slow shutter speed it goes less than 1/4 and if I want a fast one it goes over 1/125. What's the point to pay 1000€ more for IBIS (ok and 2 cards slots)
Does SD Card i use for R8 is effecting the rolling shutter?
i think forgot to say that a7 IV shoot 30fps at 4k with no crop, but if u shoot 60fps at 4k, then it crops, canon r6 II doesnt crop 4k at 60fps, tell me if m wrong
I do like the A7IV from what I've seen, but I've got to say that the R6II is a marvel of a camera. The speed of the sensor is amazing (I'm talking readout speed and FPS), plus the AF is really strong. In the UK it's a little pricey £2779 and I've just not got the money for the lenses I'd need, otherwise I'd probably get the R6II. I'm hoping that Sony can implement faster non-stacked sensors into their next generation of cameras.
i believe its the same sensor as the r3 but they just didnt make it stacked. they both have 6k as their max video output.
Can you do image quality between both?
Thanks for this video! And love your humor. Literally LOL’d! 😂
It's interesting watching this after coming back from Best Buy... I went in thinking I would buy a Sony, walked out thinking I would buy a Canon R6 or R8. The canon was just super intuitive, easy to pick up and shoot. It is fast, and to my surprise made the most satisfying sounds. Ha.
They did not have the R8 on display, but since it's a little smaller, then I'm pretty sure that's what I'm going to buy.
Hey jared!
I am a sport photographer, current i am using the sony a7ii with the tamron 70-300 and i want to upgrade me gear. What do you think is a better combo the canon r8 with EF 70-200 2.8 II or sony a7iii with Tamron 70-180 2.8 ?
R8 with the EF 70-200 for sure!
SONY A7 III with the Tamron 70-180 for sure
Canon's R8 would be a bad choice for sports due to the amateur controls and lack of a joystick. Also, 6fps may be too low, depending on the sport. Finally, the battery is kinda pathetic, and you may prefer a camera with 2 card slots.
you can go for the regular canon r6 not mark 2. the a7iii is an outdated camera, better go for r8 with modern autofocus.
I think that with all the great information you've given, I'm sticking with Canon 100%. I'm saving up some money and thinking of getting the Canon R6