I bought an R6 in September and an R5 in April. I love both! I just got my first shoot with the RF 100-500 on an R5, shooting butterflies. As Fro said, they share their AF system. The R5 locked onto a butterfly's eye at 6 feet. Let me repeat: animal eye AF locked onto a butterfly eye at 6 feet. And a Skipper at that, not some big-ass swallowtail. Unbelievable! The R6 is my main video camera and backup for stills.
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Picked up an R6 last week. What a great camera. I know we'll never see it but if they got rid of the 30 minute record limit, that would put this camera over the top. I know a lot of folks want to see custom buttons for video but, that I can see maybe coming in a future update. Really strange that it's not an option now but I personally can live without it.
@@bahaatamer1245 That's not why they do it. Also, you can restart the recording once the 30 minutes are up anyway so if the camera is going to eventually overheat, it will overheat even with the 30 minute limit. No one packs their camera up at the 30 minute limit just because it's been 30 minutes.
@@andyrao7700 I don't know how long it can record for without overheating. There will be different factors that will play into that but also, not everyone needs to record in 4K 60P HQ all the time either. Recording in 1080p will be less hard on the camera and should allow for longer record times without overheating. Sony camera's don't remove the recording time limit because they don't overheat. Eventually you can overheat them too but as least you have option to record as long as you can until that might happen. I don't have any problems editing the files but I also have a powerful PC. I think it's the R5 though that more people are struggling with the files and not the R6.
I upgraded from the 80D to the R6. I was skeptical about the price, but I don’t regret it!! Now I’ve got the much needed low light performance, auto focus reliability and stabilization that I needed to get better at what I love doing.
@@kianhawkesphotography I still love my R6, but I wouldn’t recommend it anymore with the newer R6 mark II out. Where I’m from in the Caribbean, the temperatures are way too high to record outdoors in the sun and the R6 has given me overheating warnings even indoors during the summer. But in terms of quality, I love what I’m able to capture with this camera. The 20MP haven’t been an issue for me at all and you can see a reasonable upgrade in image quality with this mirrorless camera and RF lenses, compared to the DSLR quality. So in that aspect you won’t regret it.
Moving AF points around with a joystick is how dinosaurs used to shoot. For several years already, you can enable all AF points in AI-Servo mode with DSLRs that have high AF point counts. Just put the center AF point on the subject, and recompose. AF tracking will switch AF points, and will stay locked on your subject as you recompose.
@@thesharpercoder although it does have that annoyance if you flip the screen open you (I) almost always accidentally touch it and choose a focus point off in the corner, as I'm closing it.
In the era of DSLR, Canon crippled the entry level models by weakening the AF system to differentiate them from the flagships. Now you can enjoy the same AF performance as R5 and 1DX III but half the price. R6 is such a bargain.
@@sexysilversurfer I had a Sony A7III and A7R2, sold both and got an R6. Blown away by it. I always spent so much time in Sonys to get color correct. R6 is so easy.
The R6 has been on my wishlist since it came out. I own an R and have been in the canon system for a number of years. Love my R and want to eventually make it my secondary shooter.
oh Hell yeah! My R6 is a dream machine, it’s a beast in low light! wouldn’t change it for any other camera, best purchase i’ve done in photo & video gear
Absolutely love my R6. Low light is superb. I’m using the RF 50mm 1.2, RF 24-70mm 2.8, the 70-200mm 2.8. Waiting on the 100-500 to arrive. I just picked up the 100mm today and looking forward to using it in a wedding this weekend.
I upgraded from the M50 and just wow the Video quality is soo good. I still can't believe you can push the ISO so far and still get clean results even with a F4 lens best decision I made so far lol
I had an A7III, and A7R2, and Fuji XT3. Then I got the R6. I ended up selling all and kept the R6. Had the R6 since launch and it’s my favorite camera I’ve had out of 20 plus cameras. 20mp larger size pixels are perfect!
The R6 really is fantastic. I went to mirrorless with the M5 and loved it coming from an old, cheap 1000D. When I wanted fullframe for my vintage manual lenses I tried a used Sony a7s. Didn't get the hang of Sony's menus or the general feel of the camera. But that showed me 20 Mp of the R6 would be enough as the Sony only has 12. So after selling the Sony and not liking RP and R I went fullframe R6 for both my manual and autofocus lenses. Since then some used EF L lenses and Sigma Art were added to my kit and I don't regret it a second.
I adore my R6. Everyone knocks the overheating, but it's never happened to me. Also, using an external recorder turns it into a video beast with unlimited recording and downsampled 4K raw. For photography, only occasionally have I wanted to crop in closer - The benefits of smaller file sizes far outweighs those moments.
Just wanted to let you know: I purchased my R6 today and first stop after unboxing was this video. Very helpful! The time spent putting it together is very much appreciated.
We tried the R6 for some video and found it overheated consistently. Even after firmware updates. Taking several short clips on a sunny day will lock up the camera pretty quickly with overheat warnings with no way to shoot 4k/30 even at a reduced quality. The R5 will also overheat, but only when using the oversampled modes. So with the R5 you can at least drop down to a binned 4k/30p image if overheating is a concern -- and that's still a really nice video image. I think recommending the R6 for video is a huge problem, without at least addressing the very real overheating issues. In that price range the Sony A7III would be a better choice for someone not married to a specific brand already. Ultimately we sold the R6 and went with two R5s for travel shoots when we want to pack light, or when weather conditions keep our Ursa G2 at the office. Also have an R3 on order now.
@@ww3photography will I be able to shoot 4K 60 for a total of 1hr of footage? Not continuous but creating maybe 7-9 separate clips total but with no breaks
The overheating (non)issue is related also to the environmental temperature, in my experience at least. I have been shooting video for hours at room temperature and no issues whatsoever. Vids that took 29 minutes and 59 seconds, and then another one of the same lenght. No problem at all. In 4k 60. But then again, on a very hot day just shooting stills the R6 (in bright sunlight) felt like a stove in my hand after only one hour.
r6 shot 4k60 p around -25 minute , 4k30 -35 minute and 4k24p -57 minute in my experience internally , but enough for hybrid shotting for hobby shooter 😁😁😁
My main points of why I love my R6 so much. Canon finally delivered a highly capable camera for a great price. 1. Canon finally put in an amazing sensor in a camera. The larger pixels with only 20 MP is amazing at gathering light. Shadows are finally nice and clean on a Canon. They are cleaner than any of the Sonys I’ve had. 2. Speed and accuracy are amazing. The way it locks on focus and keeps it are spectacular! Sold my 1DX2, because have no use for it now. 3. Dual card slots 4. Color science is amazing. Also easy to tweak to your liking with ease in post. 5. High iso is amazing. 6. Size and ergonomics are perfect! 7. Battery life is excellent! 8. Dynamic range is finally excellent! This was a huge must for me. It’s actually better for me than Sony, because Sony shadows were green. The R6 shadows are natural when pushed. I wasn’t expecting Canon to pull this off, but they accomplished it. Bravo to Canon! If you are on the fence on which brand to get, I’ve had them all. The R6 is a pure winner.
Hey just curious does the camera have stabilization built in the body. Because I love my 90d but with that camera one tiny small move the pictures comes out blurry for the movement
@@ryanb8736 oh that’s great, u really can see difference when a camera has stabilization in the Body and the ones that don’t. Also thanks for the info I’m might get this one like my main camera and make the 90d for my wildlife photographer. I recently got the sony a7 iii for my second camera for Christmas and happy that camera has stabilization in the body
I feel like the lowlight capabilities of the r6 are underlooked. I have taken this camera into shoots/video sessions with NO lighting rigs besides natural light, and it has excelled. This camera really offers a lot of flexibility for creators that like to shoot at night, but don't want to sacrifice creativity and spontaneity to set up elaborate lighting.
I've now been using two R6 bodies for a year, shooting weddings. While there is a lot I love about them, there are some major issues. 1) The freezing up. Over the course of 30 weddings, at least 14 times, the r6 has frozen up. The only fix is to take the battery out. (And yes, my firmware is always up to date). 2) The AWB is BAD. It takes 1-2 seconds to read the scene and then pick a WB and it's not always accurate. For instance, a wood panelled room throws it out completely. 3) The whites. No matter what WB I use, I find the whites very dull and grey/blue. Especially in the shade. It's pretty hard to correct this in post without making the subject's skin orange. A constant battle that I never had with the 5D mark iii.
I've had my R6 for about 3 months and am very happy with it. I was tempted by the R5 but here in UK the R5 is £2000 more expensive at £4300, equivalent to $6000. Most of my photography tends to be birds, so the ability to crop a bit more would be nice as sometimes it can be difficult to get much closer, but I can put the saved £2000 towards some nice new glass 😊
Hey. How do you find this camera for bird photography a year later? Im debating getting it as the eye tracking looks awesome but if I can't crop much I don't see the point as some birds are so small!
@@dansanders2002 Yes there are times when I wish I had more pixels to play with. For birds I generally use the RF100-500 and even with the 1.4 extender it can be difficult to get frame filling shots. I have considered a crop sensor or the R5, but am still using the R6 and am still very happy with it. I suppose the big question is what you want to do with the images, I can still get away with pretty severe crops for social media use.
I heard the R7, R8 and R9 would come out next year, and are supposed to be APS-C. If rumors are confirmed, you will be able to use ALL the RF Mounts on both full frame and APS-C. Let's see what the future will bring...
Haven’t even watched it fully yet. Just wanna say I got mine on release. And I absolutely love every bit of it. EDIT. Watched it and agreed. It’s such a perfect camera for me. Great video Jared.
I agree with you about the glass Jared. To many reviewers don't mention this. Greetz from the Netherlands. Still in doubt between a used A7 III and a R6 :(
its been years since ive seen ur videos . when i first started photograpghy yeaaars ago your channel was one of the first ive watched . ff to 2022 and its still one of the most informational channels that is always helpful .
I agree. I love the low light capabilities of the R6. Took me a while to get used to as I was using a flashpoint on camera flash and apparently, my R6 doesn't like it. Went to my back up flash and works flawlessly.
I had an R5 and sold mine and same, prefer my R6 because of the file sizes and ease of use. That said, I wouldn't mind a R5 as my second camera, heh. When I have extra money around, we shall revisit this topic.
@@cjm8160 Oh yeah, that file size is a real thing. Especially with the fact that both the R5 and R6 take pictures at such a rapid rate and that the keeper rate is usually above 90% in most situations, it's pretty common to just get really trigger happy and end up with way too many good pictures. On an R6, this isn't so bad. On the R5, your disk space, your processing time, and your Internet connection when you have to upload them, they'll be crying out for help.
Got an R5 and R6. both incredible and fun. Use my R6 for wildlife as 20fps generates lots of pics snd the lower mp and low light capabilities speed up my work flow. Toally agree on this vid.
I went for the R5 because I am a wildlife photographer who often needs to crop. The camera takes away all my excuses. Any problems are now down to me. I am the weakest link in my setup. If I can get a bird in the frame, the R5 will nail the focus and exposure. If I didn't need to crop the R6 would be fine for me.
Dear Fro, you have me drooling over the R6 but can’t get one in Canada has they are backordered for months. One day it will be my turn. Keep up the good work my dear Fro.
Good vid. Thanks for not buying into pixel-flation. Most photographers can do very well with 20mp. I can see some have a need for more, or can use a lot of MP to crop with, but they're an exception, not the rule. And, as you point out, there is a lot of 1DX III in the R6. Not a bad heritage. If I were to buy a FF camera right now it would be the R6.
Really timely that I found this. Love it that you are a sports shooter. Subscribed now. Given the rumored specs on the R7, which would you choose as a hybrid field sports shooter on a "medium" budget for body and one long lens
Its big flaw not mentioned here is that it cant save custom video settings. It is clunky to move from photo to video. For fast hybrid work its not ideal.
The R6 is impressive . I ordered the R7 instead, I own the Tamron 150-600m g 2 , ef 16-35mmf4 ,and 70-200mm f4 . The ef 16-35mm in crop mode becomes approximately 24-50 ,Just have to use the two cameras in conjunction . I nearly have the Holy Trinity.70 - 200mm f4 or ef 16 -35mm f4 mounted on the 6d ,or R7,with adapter.
I have the normal and control adapter and have zero complaints with either. If that's your only hesitation about switching to an rf camera I'd say go for it. I love my r6 with ef glass :)
@@joelmatondang7037 it's as sharp and affordable because it's literally the same lens. There's no quality or functionality lost in the ef to rf adapter. I was hesitant to switch for a similar reason. I'm not a camera salesman, I won't try and sell you on it. Just letting you know that in my experience ef glass works amazing on my r6 with the canon adapter. :)
@@weezyg.5724 100 percent worth it. The R6 is a game changing machine. The R feels archaic compared to the R6, mainly in autofocus (Eye AF) and in the speed in which it processes the images you shoot. I still use the R for shooting video interviews (which I do occasionally), but for full on stills shooting the R6 is the way to go. My Mk IV gets limited use. Don't get me wrong, it's not a perfect camera. I can see how an R6 MkII in the future can improve upon it, but it's still amazing. And I'm glad I didn't get an R5, mainly because I don't want/need 45 MP files. The R6 is the sweet spot.
Great review...agree 100%. I picked up an R6 a few months ago and make most of my living doing portraits and headshots. I got the very reasonably priced RF 85mm f/2 and RF 50mm f/1.8 and am happy as can be. Might I upgrade to more expensive RF glass in the future? Sure. But, what I've got now is getting the job done and a pleasure to use.
I shoot fashion stills for web/TH-cam and video for TH-cam as well. Also will be shooting a coffee table fashion book. Looking at the EOS R, but the R6 is calling. It may be overkill for what i need, but the clothing needs to be spot on to show details of stitching, fabrics, etc. My last Canon was years ago. A DSLR with 8MP. I would like to buy 1 lens probably the 24-105 f4L. Thanks.
Awesome vid, I dont know anything about photography so is there any beginner videos you would recommend? I want to buy a machine myself but I live in a third world country so budget options to me would be more viable. Any suggestions for any models, or any videos to understand what these terms mean?
I have the R6 and love it! I shoot weddings, portraits, and some church event stuff. The autofocus is a dream. It feels great in the hands for sure. The low light performance is incredible. In a pinch, I've used ISO 25,600 for night sports of my kids. The files are incredibly clean and easily useable for social media/online. I have the RF 35mm F1.8 and RF 85mm F2 and both are excellent. The RF 50mm 1.8 is great for a smaller, low profile lens. I still use my Tamron 24-70 2.8 G2 and 70-200 2.8 G2 adapted often. Overall, its been a dream camera. For me it was more important to save the $1500 from the R5. Next on my list I think is an RF 50mm 1.2.
I came from the 90D, and a couple of days ago I upgraded to the R6. Since overheating wasn’t mentioned, I’ll comment on that. After running tests I will say you can film (in 4k24) to at least the 80 minute mark (of course restarting twice via the 30 minute limit) without overheating. Even then I was still only seeing the warning icon, and the battery died before it overheated. 4k24 never seems to be mentioned. I know folks love to film in 4K60, but for me it’s no problem at all to run 4k24 for longer format stuff. 4k60 still gets the job done for me at 30+ minutes continuous filming. Loving the camera so far! Great video as always Jared.
I first rented the R6 to make sure my gear was compatible. After I got a used EF to RF adapter with polarizing filter for $100 off new msrp, and bought a 3D printed filter plug from Etsy, I decided to trade in on a used, under 6,500 shutter count R6. I traded in a 5D Mark III that I bought used that I knew was starting to not read my batteries or lenses, among other gear I never used. One feature I loved with the Nikon was the ability to put cropped sensor lenses on a full frame body, but I was already invested in Canon glass. With the adapter I can do just that, and it seems like my lenses are sharper now than they were on the 5D Mark III. I jumped on the polarized filter adapter because the $99 bare bones adapter was selling for $199, same price, on places like eBay and Amazon.
I’m waiting for sigma and tamron to make a native RF lens without the need of an adapter. So far I got the r6 with the RF 50mm 1.8 and the focus and sharpness is amazing
I'd love an rf Sigma 150-600 like they made for Sony. That's honestly one of the big negatives, but I'm sure that Sigma and Tamron will release RF glass in a couple of years.
I picked up my R5 at Allen’s Camera a few weeks back with the lens adapter. ALMOST got the R6 but I didn’t like the layout on the top of the body. I’m too used to my Mark 5D III and I wanted those similar features. I wanted the cheaper adapter but they were sold out, so I went with the Multi Control Adapter. Works beautifully with my EF glass. Traded in my 6D and kept my Mark 5D III as my backup. The batteries used for my 5D III work with the R5 and so I managed to snag a few more from Allen’s as well. I tell people all the time to invest in the glass because those will outlast any camera body. The only thing I haven’t gotten is the CFXpress card. It’s new tech and will eventually come down in price.
I've been on the fence cause I'm not a pro and just shoot as a hobbyist so I already have some good EF glass. It's good to know that the R6 is such a capable camera as that will probably be the one I get.
I have both and even though there are huge differences I still shoot with the rp ( which I got after the r6). Image quality in both is amazing. And the af on the r6 is fantastic. So love to both cameras really…
This video got me over the line. Got my R6 (with the RF24-240) last week. Amazing camera. Been watching a ton of your vids on it and how to work out best settings, etc.. I got the control ring adapter as a freebie. I cannot afford, nor can I justify the cost of RF glass at this time. In any case, I have a few EF lenses including two L lenses. And thankfully all of my Tamron lenses work with the R6. Not really interested in video. My iPhone will do that for me if I want to video anything. That and my new drone (do you do drone photography? If so, love to see it on YT).
Thank you Jared!!!! I didn't know when I would make the jump to mirrorless and now I know. I have been using the Canon EOS 6D. It seems that I will upgrade for the R6. Thanks for your review!
Not sure that you can answer this, but the real questions really interesting regarding the R3 are: 1) does it have internal GPS, 2) how fast is it in tracking fast objects (those @%&%#% birds that fly too fast) and 3) how is it in tracking those &^$)&$ fast objects? The MP is not a real issue for it will be somewhere between 24-32.5MP which is less than the R5 and above the R1 (which will be about 20-24MP).
I'm waiting for my R6 right now. You're absolutely right about investing in glass. I'll continue to use the EF 85mm 1.2 until I decide to get the RF version. It's a perfect lens
100% agree with Mr. Polin. The low-light capabilities on the R6 are amazing. I shoot photo and video, and this camera has been a pleasure to work with. The only downside is the IBIS for video, as it shifts the sensor randomly, but other than that, I love this camera and system.
I have a couple of questions: 1. Is there any minimum requirement for SD card quality? I’m looking at the Sony A7IV and it has a recommendation for SD quality and the cards are pretty pricey 2. I currently have a Rebel T6. Would those lenses be compatible with this camera?
Love the tone of these videos. It feels like you’re optimistic about the potential for the gear to pay for itself on the entrepreneurial, hustle-on-the-city-streets level.
I Wonder why the R and the RP, coupled with the 50 1.8 and or 35 1.8 isn’t on your recommended list. You listed that the sticking point for pricing would be the 2000 range for new photographers, when in reality, both of these cameras, the R and RP, would be a better fit for non pros, looking to acquire cheaper full-frame mirrorless canon cameras.
No sheet not to mention you don't have to worry about any overheating when using 4k. I'll stick with the R and my rf 15-35 until Canon comes to their senses!
Since 2008 my arc has been 1000D, 70D, 7D2, 5D4, R, and now the R6. One thing that I occasionally miss on the R6 is the built-in fill flash/optical trigger from the APS-C models. The resolution drop from the 5D4 and R are rarely a problem, but I am planning to add the RF 100-500 to add more reach, which will help as I will have more freedom to compose and less need to crop for subjects that are farther away than what is ideal for my 70-200. Higher FPS than my 7D2 and better AF and video performance than anything that I have used before make the R6 my clear favorite so far. With a camera body that is this capable, I agree with Jared that fleshing out my selection of lenses is a higher priority for my needs than investing in a higher-megapixel body.
I’m really enjoying my r6. The 20mp held me back from buying it for a bit because I do crop a little shooting wildlife and landscapes, but it really hasn’t been an issue. I am slowly converting over to rf glass mostly because I don’t like having to use adapters, the adapter is never on the right lens. I bought the 70-200f4 a few months ago and I have a 15-35 coming tomorrow. I briefly considered the r5 but I’m not a pro, and I’m not exactly wealthy, and I really didn’t want to invest in a $500+ memory card.
I am an amateur and have Canon RP but would love to upgrade but I would have to take out a second mortgage for the R5. I have seen a lot of reviews on the R6 that complain about the quality and workmanship. Have you experienced any of those problems?
The R6 ended up being the PERFECT camera for me. Like I literally couldn't ask for anything. However, I have a small worry that I've been trying to ignore. I think the quality control at canon might've slipped since my 5Diii (which was basically bulletproof)... When I ordered my first R6 it arrived with the joystick broken off, rattling loose in the package. That was a confidence ding which took two weeks of shipping to sort. Now, almost a year later, the replaced camera has been beginning to show some quirks, like if I breathe toward the touch screen it thinks I've touched it, and sometimes it'll tell me it's recording then when I bring up the footage I find that it stopped after 5 seconds with no error notice along the way (I'm using nicer Sony Tough cards). Anyone else havi9ng any weirdness like this with their R6? I might've gotten two duds...
Don't use the Sony tough cards. I did a lot of digging and found a lot of people having issues with brands other than SanDisk. Get SanDisk extreme pro uhs i, very affordable cards, unless you really needs the speeds of uhs ii
the swoosh sound effect that appears everytime the little brown button slide on, really freaked me out using headphones. I kept looking if my dog was banging stuff out. You might want to lower the volume on that, please.
was hired to help a fellow photographer who was laid up from emergency surgery and they use the R6. T&I for about 70 pee wee football kids. 6 images of each and with Eye-AF, i just clamped it to the tripod, looked for the green square around the eye and hit the shutter button. i want one in the worst way now, but im a bit addicted to the 32mp of my 5D4 so id be happier with the R5 even though i know id never see the difference in what i shoot and no one around here pays well enough to "send the very best" so to speak. not saying the '6 cant get it done because in your review and in my experience it does. maybe im trying to compensate for something with more pixels....
As a portrait photographer I’m so happy with my R6. I spent more on lenses when I upgraded and have no regrets choosing it over the R5
I bought an R6 in September and an R5 in April. I love both! I just got my first shoot with the RF 100-500 on an R5, shooting butterflies. As Fro said, they share their AF system. The R5 locked onto a butterfly's eye at 6 feet. Let me repeat: animal eye AF locked onto a butterfly eye at 6 feet. And a Skipper at that, not some big-ass swallowtail. Unbelievable! The R6 is my main video camera and backup for stills.
Where are your videos? Have not seen them lately. I am one of your earliest subscribers.
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Picked up an R6 last week. What a great camera. I know we'll never see it but if they got rid of the 30 minute record limit, that would put this camera over the top. I know a lot of folks want to see custom buttons for video but, that I can see maybe coming in a future update. Really strange that it's not an option now but I personally can live without it.
Without the 30 minute timer, your camera will overheat
@@bahaatamer1245 That's not why they do it. Also, you can restart the recording once the 30 minutes are up anyway so if the camera is going to eventually overheat, it will overheat even with the 30 minute limit. No one packs their camera up at the 30 minute limit just because it's been 30 minutes.
@@FunWithTheBugs so when you say no 30 min record limit then for how long can it shoot in the HQ mode ? Also I heard canon files are hard on CPUs
@@andyrao7700 I don't know how long it can record for without overheating. There will be different factors that will play into that but also, not everyone needs to record in 4K 60P HQ all the time either. Recording in 1080p will be less hard on the camera and should allow for longer record times without overheating. Sony camera's don't remove the recording time limit because they don't overheat. Eventually you can overheat them too but as least you have option to record as long as you can until that might happen.
I don't have any problems editing the files but I also have a powerful PC. I think it's the R5 though that more people are struggling with the files and not the R6.
I agree. At least remove the 30 minute record limit for 1080 and 4K 24fps. It could go for probably 2 hours before over heating.
I upgraded from the 80D to the R6. I was skeptical about the price, but I don’t regret it!! Now I’ve got the much needed low light performance, auto focus reliability and stabilization that I needed to get better at what I love doing.
This is the exact upgrade I'm doing now, how are you liking it?
@@kianhawkesphotography I still love my R6, but I wouldn’t recommend it anymore with the newer R6 mark II out. Where I’m from in the Caribbean, the temperatures are way too high to record outdoors in the sun and the R6 has given me overheating warnings even indoors during the summer. But in terms of quality, I love what I’m able to capture with this camera. The 20MP haven’t been an issue for me at all and you can see a reasonable upgrade in image quality with this mirrorless camera and RF lenses, compared to the DSLR quality. So in that aspect you won’t regret it.
Got an R6 two months ago and it's made me so happy. I feel like I can unleash my creativity with a reliable and high quality piece of equipment.
The days of scrambling between focusing and composting are gone. With the R6 you just compose and shoot. Makes life so much easier!
I usually just use worms to compost 😝
Absolutely agree though. R6 is amazing
Moving AF points around with a joystick is how dinosaurs used to shoot.
For several years already, you can enable all AF points in AI-Servo mode with DSLRs that have high AF point counts.
Just put the center AF point on the subject, and recompose. AF tracking will switch AF points, and will stay locked on your subject as you recompose.
@@thesharpercoder although it does have that annoyance if you flip the screen open you (I) almost always accidentally touch it and choose a focus point off in the corner, as I'm closing it.
In the era of DSLR, Canon crippled the entry level models by weakening the AF system to differentiate them from the flagships. Now you can enjoy the same AF performance as R5 and 1DX III but half the price. R6 is such a bargain.
Thanks to Sony! However Canon is amazing at finding ways to cripple their cameras.
@@sexysilversurfer I had a Sony A7III and A7R2, sold both and got an R6. Blown away by it. I always spent so much time in Sonys to get color correct. R6 is so easy.
The R6 has been on my wishlist since it came out. I own an R and have been in the canon system for a number of years. Love my R and want to eventually make it my secondary shooter.
Same here!
oh Hell yeah! My R6 is a dream machine, it’s a beast in low light! wouldn’t change it for any other camera, best purchase i’ve done in photo & video gear
Absolutely love my R6. Low light is superb. I’m using the RF 50mm 1.2, RF 24-70mm 2.8, the 70-200mm 2.8. Waiting on the 100-500 to arrive. I just picked up the 100mm today and looking forward to using it in a wedding this weekend.
proven in birdlife with the 100-500 rented for 2 days, we really didn't, af often does hunting and digital noise on the sky already at 640 iso
Which is better for video. I don’t carry about pixels. Canon or Sony?
I’ve had some experience with the R5 on productions and it’s fantastic, I imagine the R6 is an absolute beast! 💯✔️🔥
Not compared to the R5 it's not :D
I upgraded from the M50 and just wow the Video quality is soo good. I still can't believe you can push the ISO so far and still get clean results even with a F4 lens
best decision I made so far lol
I love my R6 so much. Moved from a Sony A7II and haven’t looked back.
Got any wide angle a7ii lenses?
Same here... Especially I have a lot of old 1st gen EF L lens
@@alloutofspace nope sold em to get my r6
You think i had gone from 5dm4 to sony a73. I resold it after 1 month
I had an A7III, and A7R2, and Fuji XT3. Then I got the R6. I ended up selling all and kept the R6. Had the R6 since launch and it’s my favorite camera I’ve had out of 20 plus cameras.
20mp larger size pixels are perfect!
Already owning and loving the R6, yet still watching your video as a motivational reminder of how good the camera is.
I've been sleeping on the fro reviews. Thanks for posting this. Stellar review.
The R6 really is fantastic. I went to mirrorless with the M5 and loved it coming from an old, cheap 1000D. When I wanted fullframe for my vintage manual lenses I tried a used Sony a7s. Didn't get the hang of Sony's menus or the general feel of the camera. But that showed me 20 Mp of the R6 would be enough as the Sony only has 12. So after selling the Sony and not liking RP and R I went fullframe R6 for both my manual and autofocus lenses. Since then some used EF L lenses and Sigma Art were added to my kit and I don't regret it a second.
I adore my R6. Everyone knocks the overheating, but it's never happened to me. Also, using an external recorder turns it into a video beast with unlimited recording and downsampled 4K raw. For photography, only occasionally have I wanted to crop in closer - The benefits of smaller file sizes far outweighs those moments.
This review is quite timely. I've been thirsty for R6 reviews
a year after its release R6, and Adobe still hasn't added a color profile to lightroom. SHAME!
They haven't added any camera with CR3 files
I think that is a huge drawback if LR is your editing software.
I don’t like capture One but to be honest their profiles for R5 are really nice.
reason i switched to capture one..the dont hv for nikon mirrorless too
Works great in Lightroom for me
Just wanted to let you know: I purchased my R6 today and first stop after unboxing was this video. Very helpful! The time spent putting it together is very much appreciated.
We tried the R6 for some video and found it overheated consistently. Even after firmware updates. Taking several short clips on a sunny day will lock up the camera pretty quickly with overheat warnings with no way to shoot 4k/30 even at a reduced quality. The R5 will also overheat, but only when using the oversampled modes. So with the R5 you can at least drop down to a binned 4k/30p image if overheating is a concern -- and that's still a really nice video image. I think recommending the R6 for video is a huge problem, without at least addressing the very real overheating issues. In that price range the Sony A7III would be a better choice for someone not married to a specific brand already. Ultimately we sold the R6 and went with two R5s for travel shoots when we want to pack light, or when weather conditions keep our Ursa G2 at the office. Also have an R3 on order now.
I shoot my r6 4k60 fps for sports videography, and have never over heated yet, no firmware update either.
@@ww3photography will I be able to shoot 4K 60 for a total of 1hr of footage? Not continuous but creating maybe 7-9 separate clips total but with no breaks
@@MarcYanOfficial yes, I've run it for around 3 hours of filming in 4k 60.
The overheating (non)issue is related also to the environmental temperature, in my experience at least. I have been shooting video for hours at room temperature and no issues whatsoever. Vids that took 29 minutes and 59 seconds, and then another one of the same lenght. No problem at all. In 4k 60. But then again, on a very hot day just shooting stills the R6 (in bright sunlight) felt like a stove in my hand after only one hour.
r6 shot 4k60 p around -25 minute , 4k30 -35 minute and 4k24p -57 minute in my experience internally , but enough for hybrid shotting for hobby shooter 😁😁😁
My main points of why I love my R6 so much. Canon finally delivered a highly capable camera for a great price.
1. Canon finally put in an amazing sensor in a camera. The larger pixels with only 20 MP is amazing at gathering light. Shadows are finally nice and clean on a Canon. They are cleaner than any of the Sonys I’ve had.
2. Speed and accuracy are amazing. The way it locks on focus and keeps it are spectacular! Sold my 1DX2, because have no use for it now.
3. Dual card slots
4. Color science is amazing. Also easy to tweak to your liking with ease in post.
5. High iso is amazing.
6. Size and ergonomics are perfect!
7. Battery life is excellent!
8. Dynamic range is finally excellent! This was a huge must for me. It’s actually better for me than Sony, because Sony shadows were green. The R6 shadows are natural when pushed. I wasn’t expecting Canon to pull this off, but they accomplished it. Bravo to Canon!
If you are on the fence on which brand to get, I’ve had them all. The R6 is a pure winner.
Hey just curious does the camera have stabilization built in the body. Because I love my 90d but with that camera one tiny small move the pictures comes out blurry for the movement
@@miguelnunez2415 Yes it does. It definitely makes a difference.
@@ryanb8736 oh that’s great, u really can see difference when a camera has stabilization in the Body and the ones that don’t. Also thanks for the info I’m might get this one like my main camera and make the 90d for my wildlife photographer. I recently got the sony a7 iii for my second camera for Christmas and happy that camera has stabilization in the body
I feel like the lowlight capabilities of the r6 are underlooked. I have taken this camera into shoots/video sessions with NO lighting rigs besides natural light, and it has excelled. This camera really offers a lot of flexibility for creators that like to shoot at night, but don't want to sacrifice creativity and spontaneity to set up elaborate lighting.
@@marconascone557 I bought an a7iv and I’m not happy with it’s low light performance so I’m looking at the r6
The best part of the R6 are the dual card slots that actually use the same type of memory card. Took Canon long enough to do this.
I've now been using two R6 bodies for a year, shooting weddings. While there is a lot I love about them, there are some major issues.
1) The freezing up. Over the course of 30 weddings, at least 14 times, the r6 has frozen up. The only fix is to take the battery out. (And yes, my firmware is always up to date).
2) The AWB is BAD. It takes 1-2 seconds to read the scene and then pick a WB and it's not always accurate. For instance, a wood panelled room throws it out completely.
3) The whites. No matter what WB I use, I find the whites very dull and grey/blue. Especially in the shade. It's pretty hard to correct this in post without making the subject's skin orange. A constant battle that I never had with the 5D mark iii.
Went for an R. They can be found at great prices now and it’s a great portrait camera
I've had my R6 for about 3 months and am very happy with it. I was tempted by the R5 but here in UK the R5 is £2000 more expensive at £4300, equivalent to $6000. Most of my photography tends to be birds, so the ability to crop a bit more would be nice as sometimes it can be difficult to get much closer, but I can put the saved £2000 towards some nice new glass 😊
Hey. How do you find this camera for bird photography a year later? Im debating getting it as the eye tracking looks awesome but if I can't crop much I don't see the point as some birds are so small!
@@dansanders2002 Yes there are times when I wish I had more pixels to play with. For birds I generally use the RF100-500 and even with the 1.4 extender it can be difficult to get frame filling shots. I have considered a crop sensor or the R5, but am still using the R6 and am still very happy with it. I suppose the big question is what you want to do with the images, I can still get away with pretty severe crops for social media use.
I heard the R7, R8 and R9 would come out next year, and are supposed to be APS-C. If rumors are confirmed, you will be able to use ALL the RF Mounts on both full frame and APS-C. Let's see what the future will bring...
I’d love to see canon go all in on the rf mount.
Haven’t even watched it fully yet. Just wanna say I got mine on release. And I absolutely love every bit of it.
EDIT. Watched it and agreed. It’s such a perfect camera for me. Great video Jared.
What lenses do u own? 😂
@@santhoshsandy5298 RF 24-70 RF 70-200 2.8 sigma 50 1.4 RF 35 1.8 EF 16-35 f4 and the samyang 85 1.4 should be here Friday I hope.
@@Soul_Visuals_Photography RF 35mm price?
@@santhoshsandy5298 $630.00 Canadian. Really nice lens for the price. I don’t use it that often but when I do I’m very happy with the results.
The sigma with the adaptor (?)
Upgraded from a EOS 800D to the R6 and so far it's been one of the best investment I made. Really happy with the camera and the 24-70mm F2.8
Love my R6 but still sometimes dream about the 5. Maybe one day but don't ever regret the 6.
I’ve been using my lovely canon 6d for years. I own a few ef L series glasses. I bought canon r6 a few days ago. So excited
I agree with you about the glass Jared. To many reviewers don't mention this. Greetz from the Netherlands. Still in doubt between a used A7 III and a R6 :(
Been thinking of upgrading from the R. Having a tough time pulling the trigger to an R6. Ugh the decisions! This video is helpful.
Just picked up an R6, it's a beast of a camera. Just used it for a concert/production shoot and the eye af was spot on!
I have 2 R6 and a 24-105 and a 100-500 perfect for my sports shooting one with a short lens and one with a long lens I can cover from 24 to 500mm
its been years since ive seen ur videos . when i first started photograpghy yeaaars ago your channel was one of the first ive watched . ff to 2022 and its still one of the most informational channels that is always helpful .
I loe my R6, Sent my R5 ack and love the low light and file size of R6! Great Job Jared!
I agree. I love the low light capabilities of the R6. Took me a while to get used to as I was using a flashpoint on camera flash and apparently, my R6 doesn't like it. Went to my back up flash and works flawlessly.
I had an R5 and sold mine and same, prefer my R6 because of the file sizes and ease of use. That said, I wouldn't mind a R5 as my second camera, heh. When I have extra money around, we shall revisit this topic.
@@mbvglider I also wouldn’t mind the R5 as a back up. I just love the file sizes of the R6. It takes A WHILE to use up the capacity on my SD cards.
@@cjm8160 Oh yeah, that file size is a real thing. Especially with the fact that both the R5 and R6 take pictures at such a rapid rate and that the keeper rate is usually above 90% in most situations, it's pretty common to just get really trigger happy and end up with way too many good pictures. On an R6, this isn't so bad. On the R5, your disk space, your processing time, and your Internet connection when you have to upload them, they'll be crying out for help.
Never thought I could shoot 12,800 - 16,000 ISO, and still have keeper shots!
Got an R5 and R6. both incredible and fun. Use my R6 for wildlife as 20fps generates lots of pics snd the lower mp and low light capabilities speed up my work flow. Toally agree on this vid.
I went for the R5 because I am a wildlife photographer who often needs to crop. The camera takes away all my excuses. Any problems are now down to me. I am the weakest link in my setup. If I can get a bird in the frame, the R5 will nail the focus and exposure. If I didn't need to crop the R6 would be fine for me.
Dear Fro, you have me drooling over the R6 but can’t get one in Canada has they are backordered for months. One day it will be my turn.
Keep up the good work my dear Fro.
Good vid. Thanks for not buying into pixel-flation. Most photographers can do very well with 20mp. I can see some have a need for more, or can use a lot of MP to crop with, but they're an exception, not the rule. And, as you point out, there is a lot of 1DX III in the R6. Not a bad heritage. If I were to buy a FF camera right now it would be the R6.
Really timely that I found this. Love it that you are a sports shooter. Subscribed now. Given the rumored specs on the R7, which would you choose as a hybrid field sports shooter on a "medium" budget for body and one long lens
Its big flaw not mentioned here is that it cant save custom video settings. It is clunky to move from photo to video. For fast hybrid work its not ideal.
The R6 is impressive . I ordered the R7 instead, I own the Tamron 150-600m g 2 , ef 16-35mmf4 ,and 70-200mm f4 . The ef 16-35mm in crop mode becomes approximately 24-50 ,Just have to use the two cameras in conjunction . I nearly have the Holy Trinity.70 - 200mm f4 or ef 16 -35mm f4 mounted on the 6d ,or R7,with adapter.
if only they opened their rf mount for tamron/sigma, I want to have a sharp affordable lens without worrying about adapter :(
I’m seeing that Sigma has an announcement on 9.9.21… here’s to hoping.
Samyang released a decent lens 85 mm 1.4 fair for the price
I have the normal and control adapter and have zero complaints with either. If that's your only hesitation about switching to an rf camera I'd say go for it. I love my r6 with ef glass :)
but is it more sharp and affordable than tamron tho ..
@@joelmatondang7037 it's as sharp and affordable because it's literally the same lens. There's no quality or functionality lost in the ef to rf adapter.
I was hesitant to switch for a similar reason. I'm not a camera salesman, I won't try and sell you on it. Just letting you know that in my experience ef glass works amazing on my r6 with the canon adapter. :)
I'm a full-time pro who has been using the Mk IV and EOS-R. I'm ditching the R to go with the R6. My R6 arrives Friday. Looking forward to it!
How did you like the R6 compared to the R im about to do the same, but don’t know if will be worth it. Thank you.
@@weezyg.5724 100 percent worth it. The R6 is a game changing machine. The R feels archaic compared to the R6, mainly in autofocus (Eye AF) and in the speed in which it processes the images you shoot. I still use the R for shooting video interviews (which I do occasionally), but for full on stills shooting the R6 is the way to go. My Mk IV gets limited use. Don't get me wrong, it's not a perfect camera. I can see how an R6 MkII in the future can improve upon it, but it's still amazing. And I'm glad I didn't get an R5, mainly because I don't want/need 45 MP files. The R6 is the sweet spot.
I work for a fire department and we were using a 80D very excited to transition to the R6
Great review...agree 100%. I picked up an R6 a few months ago and make most of my living doing portraits and headshots. I got the very reasonably priced RF 85mm f/2 and RF 50mm f/1.8 and am happy as can be. Might I upgrade to more expensive RF glass in the future? Sure. But, what I've got now is getting the job done and a pleasure to use.
I shoot fashion stills for web/TH-cam and video for TH-cam as well. Also will be shooting a coffee table fashion book. Looking at the EOS R, but the R6 is calling. It may be overkill for what i need, but the clothing needs to be spot on to show details of stitching, fabrics, etc. My last Canon was years ago. A DSLR with 8MP. I would like to buy 1 lens probably the 24-105 f4L. Thanks.
Awesome vid, I dont know anything about photography so is there any beginner videos you would recommend? I want to buy a machine myself but I live in a third world country so budget options to me would be more viable. Any suggestions for any models, or any videos to understand what these terms mean?
Always used Nikon but the R6 looks so good .. and still mechanical shutter so no rolling shutter.. and 20mp perfect
I have the R6 and love it! I shoot weddings, portraits, and some church event stuff. The autofocus is a dream. It feels great in the hands for sure. The low light performance is incredible. In a pinch, I've used ISO 25,600 for night sports of my kids. The files are incredibly clean and easily useable for social media/online. I have the RF 35mm F1.8 and RF 85mm F2 and both are excellent. The RF 50mm 1.8 is great for a smaller, low profile lens. I still use my Tamron 24-70 2.8 G2 and 70-200 2.8 G2 adapted often. Overall, its been a dream camera. For me it was more important to save the $1500 from the R5. Next on my list I think is an RF 50mm 1.2.
I’ve got the Tamron 24-70 G2 as well. Loving it. Really want that 70-200 as well.
I came from the 90D, and a couple of days ago I upgraded to the R6. Since overheating wasn’t mentioned, I’ll comment on that. After running tests I will say you can film (in 4k24) to at least the 80 minute mark (of course restarting twice via the 30 minute limit) without overheating. Even then I was still only seeing the warning icon, and the battery died before it overheated. 4k24 never seems to be mentioned. I know folks love to film in 4K60, but for me it’s no problem at all to run 4k24 for longer format stuff. 4k60 still gets the job done for me at 30+ minutes continuous filming. Loving the camera so far! Great video as always Jared.
I first rented the R6 to make sure my gear was compatible. After I got a used EF to RF adapter with polarizing filter for $100 off new msrp, and bought a 3D printed filter plug from Etsy, I decided to trade in on a used, under 6,500 shutter count R6. I traded in a 5D Mark III that I bought used that I knew was starting to not read my batteries or lenses, among other gear I never used. One feature I loved with the Nikon was the ability to put cropped sensor lenses on a full frame body, but I was already invested in Canon glass. With the adapter I can do just that, and it seems like my lenses are sharper now than they were on the 5D Mark III. I jumped on the polarized filter adapter because the $99 bare bones adapter was selling for $199, same price, on places like eBay and Amazon.
would you not say the 90d is better for starters and people that make money on shooting?
I am a hobbyist and I have the R6. Even as a hobby it’s worth the money to have R6 as it’s way leg up on R and is amazing for family photography
I’m waiting for sigma and tamron to make a native RF lens without the need of an adapter. So far I got the r6 with the RF 50mm 1.8 and the focus and sharpness is amazing
Same here. The Sigma Art on my R6 is wonderul.
I'd love an rf Sigma 150-600 like they made for Sony. That's honestly one of the big negatives, but I'm sure that Sigma and Tamron will release RF glass in a couple of years.
I got R6 + RF24-70 for family and travel photos, I love it!
I picked up my R5 at Allen’s Camera a few weeks back with the lens adapter. ALMOST got the R6 but I didn’t like the layout on the top of the body. I’m too used to my Mark 5D III and I wanted those similar features. I wanted the cheaper adapter but they were sold out, so I went with the Multi Control Adapter. Works beautifully with my EF glass. Traded in my 6D and kept my Mark 5D III as my backup. The batteries used for my 5D III work with the R5 and so I managed to snag a few more from Allen’s as well. I tell people all the time to invest in the glass because those will outlast any camera body. The only thing I haven’t gotten is the CFXpress card. It’s new tech and will eventually come down in price.
I've been on the fence cause I'm not a pro and just shoot as a hobbyist so I already have some good EF glass. It's good to know that the R6 is such a capable camera as that will probably be the one I get.
Just picked up the R6 a few days ago ! In love with this camera. Such an upgrade from my EOS RP with the new CLog3 firmware update
I have the RP and have been thinking of upgrading to the R6.
I have both and even though there are huge differences I still shoot with the rp ( which I got after the r6). Image quality in both is amazing. And the af on the r6 is fantastic. So love to both cameras really…
@@junger613 I upgraded to the R6 from the 80D. I still use both (I love the 80D) but I use the R6 more heavily. The AF and IBIS are second to none.
@@cjm8160 I upgraded from a 30D - as you might imagine, it was quite an impressive jump.
This video got me over the line. Got my R6 (with the RF24-240) last week. Amazing camera. Been watching a ton of your vids on it and how to work out best settings, etc..
I got the control ring adapter as a freebie. I cannot afford, nor can I justify the cost of RF glass at this time. In any case, I have a few EF lenses including two L lenses. And thankfully all of my Tamron lenses work with the R6. Not really interested in video. My iPhone will do that for me if I want to video anything. That and my new drone (do you do drone photography? If so, love to see it on YT).
Thank you Jared!!!! I didn't know when I would make the jump to mirrorless and now I know. I have been using the Canon EOS 6D. It seems that I will upgrade for the R6. Thanks for your review!
Excellent review of the R6 my friend…loved it. Still not sure 🤔 for my purposes if I should get the R6 or the EOS R
Thank you for the review. I am thinking about buying the r6 to upgrade my 80D and 5D mII. Covid has been hard as a photographer.
Love your comprehensive reviews! Thank you
Not sure that you can answer this, but the real questions really interesting regarding the R3 are: 1) does it have internal GPS, 2) how fast is it in tracking fast objects (those @%&%#% birds that fly too fast) and 3) how is it in tracking those &^$)&$ fast objects? The MP is not a real issue for it will be somewhere between 24-32.5MP which is less than the R5 and above the R1 (which will be about 20-24MP).
I'm waiting for my R6 right now. You're absolutely right about investing in glass.
I'll continue to use the EF 85mm 1.2 until I decide to get the RF version.
It's a perfect lens
I just got the r6, 50 1.8 rf, 70-200 f4 rf and the 24-105 rf and im super excited for this
100% agree with Mr. Polin. The low-light capabilities on the R6 are amazing. I shoot photo and video, and this camera has been a pleasure to work with. The only downside is the IBIS for video, as it shifts the sensor randomly, but other than that, I love this camera and system.
Isn't the 1.4.0 firmware supposed to resolve this IBIS issue ?
Think that might be you Joaquin as was sorted after the update. I think you need to update man
How’s it now buddy?
Love your vids!! I love the R6!
Jeremy Parr that was great info on the R6 great stuff
How do I learn how to be a photographer, Could I start with my Iphone SE ? (Second Edition)
Just bought the R6 and believe me they are very scarce pretty much on back order everywhere and so are the adapters ! It’s crazy !
I have a couple of questions:
1. Is there any minimum requirement for SD card quality? I’m looking at the Sony A7IV and it has a recommendation for SD quality and the cards are pretty pricey
2. I currently have a Rebel T6. Would those lenses be compatible with this camera?
Does it hold up vs what? Against time, against Pentax? What have changed?
Love the tone of these videos. It feels like you’re optimistic about the potential for the gear to pay for itself on the entrepreneurial, hustle-on-the-city-streets level.
So I have the m50 and familiar with canon. I see big deals on the sony AR3 nothing on the r6. Is the r6 the better deal?
Agreed. Great camera.
@3:08 He reminded me of Kramer, running up to the camera like that. Lol bravo sir!
I Wonder why the R and the RP, coupled with the 50 1.8 and or 35 1.8 isn’t on your recommended list.
You listed that the sticking point for pricing would be the 2000 range for new photographers, when in reality, both of these cameras, the R and RP, would be a better fit for non pros, looking to acquire cheaper full-frame mirrorless canon cameras.
No sheet not to mention you don't have to worry about any overheating when using 4k. I'll stick with the R and my rf 15-35 until Canon comes to their senses!
Since 2008 my arc has been 1000D, 70D, 7D2, 5D4, R, and now the R6. One thing that I occasionally miss on the R6 is the built-in fill flash/optical trigger from the APS-C models. The resolution drop from the 5D4 and R are rarely a problem, but I am planning to add the RF 100-500 to add more reach, which will help as I will have more freedom to compose and less need to crop for subjects that are farther away than what is ideal for my 70-200. Higher FPS than my 7D2 and better AF and video performance than anything that I have used before make the R6 my clear favorite so far. With a camera body that is this capable, I agree with Jared that fleshing out my selection of lenses is a higher priority for my needs than investing in a higher-megapixel body.
My Sigma 300 mm f2.8 works perfectly on my R6 with the adaptor
1 year review, but are you using it regularly or are you shooting most of the time with the A1? Not a critique just a question
I’m really enjoying my r6. The 20mp held me back from buying it for a bit because I do crop a little shooting wildlife and landscapes, but it really hasn’t been an issue. I am slowly converting over to rf glass mostly because I don’t like having to use adapters, the adapter is never on the right lens. I bought the 70-200f4 a few months ago and I have a 15-35 coming tomorrow. I briefly considered the r5 but I’m not a pro, and I’m not exactly wealthy, and I really didn’t want to invest in a $500+ memory card.
I love my R6, 3 months and 20,000+ shots. And I just bought the EF-RF adapter with variable ND filter, which also rocks, though excessively expensive.
This camera looks fantastic! 😱😍😍
I've ordered an R6 a couple of days ago. I was tired of waiting for the Sony A7IV and I needed 4k 60p.
Me too, definately happy about my purchase!
Thank you! I been wanting to get into mirrorless Canon and this confirms my interest for the R6! 📸
Thank you for the update. Well done. I will be purchasing an R6 very soon. 👍
Your videos are always very informative and I enjoy your perspective based on your experience! Keep it up!
i feel bad for asking this question in this video, but the megafro2021 is worldwide?
you spoke nothing about the overheating issue, how is that after a year and a few firmware updates?
I am an amateur and have Canon RP but would love to upgrade but I would have to take out a second mortgage for the R5. I have seen a lot of reviews on the R6 that complain about the quality and workmanship. Have you experienced any of those problems?
Would this camera be good for low light concert photography situations? Also is this camera weather proof?
The R6 ended up being the PERFECT camera for me. Like I literally couldn't ask for anything. However, I have a small worry that I've been trying to ignore. I think the quality control at canon might've slipped since my 5Diii (which was basically bulletproof)... When I ordered my first R6 it arrived with the joystick broken off, rattling loose in the package. That was a confidence ding which took two weeks of shipping to sort. Now, almost a year later, the replaced camera has been beginning to show some quirks, like if I breathe toward the touch screen it thinks I've touched it, and sometimes it'll tell me it's recording then when I bring up the footage I find that it stopped after 5 seconds with no error notice along the way (I'm using nicer Sony Tough cards). Anyone else havi9ng any weirdness like this with their R6? I might've gotten two duds...
Don't use the Sony tough cards. I did a lot of digging and found a lot of people having issues with brands other than SanDisk. Get SanDisk extreme pro uhs i, very affordable cards, unless you really needs the speeds of uhs ii
the swoosh sound effect that appears everytime the little brown button slide on, really freaked me out using headphones. I kept looking if my dog was banging stuff out.
You might want to lower the volume on that, please.
was hired to help a fellow photographer who was laid up from emergency surgery and they use the R6. T&I for about 70 pee wee football kids. 6 images of each and with Eye-AF, i just clamped it to the tripod, looked for the green square around the eye and hit the shutter button.
i want one in the worst way now, but im a bit addicted to the 32mp of my 5D4 so id be happier with the R5 even though i know id never see the difference in what i shoot and no one around here pays well enough to "send the very best" so to speak. not saying the '6 cant get it done because in your review and in my experience it does. maybe im trying to compensate for something with more pixels....
Should I sell my 5D mark 3 and go with the R 6? I need something lighter.
Yes
I'm planning to do excatly that. Just waiting for some discounts ... ( in my country, everything costs 20/25% more)
@@diegoeidelman Canada?
@@createinmemusic8711 Nope, Argentina and that is not the official (legal) cost. For that you have to add 50% (customs) + 35% (taxes)