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Opinion:It is a powerful camera, very powerful in a small body. If you buy consciously (just read the technical characteristics, dimensions and what it offers in general) you can not put cons. Lightning fast autofocus, does not miss a shot Excellent high iso yield, sensor of the r6 ii. Perfect camera body size for discreet or travel photography. The battery is not a strong point actually.... But you can overcome this with a battery grip not original.
Cons:The battery life is criticized. I've only taken about a hundred shots and I still can't verify
Opinion:Bought as a replacement for a Canon 70D that is no longer repairable. The transition from DSLR to mirrorless was quite tough, but with practice and time everything can be overcome. I immediately appreciated the lightness and the autofocus (it has the same sensor and the types of maf as the more advanced and expensive Canon R6 Mark 2), even if it is not easy to extricate yourself from the countless types of focus (eyes, face, animals, etc.). Tested for a shooting in an off-road off-road event with ferrule adapter and EF 70-200 f4 and amazed me for the speed and precision, perfect photos and practically do not require post production, For the moment the evaluation is absolutely positive waiting for further tests. Update: I shot at a dance event in a theater with the 70-200 f4. Set shutter priority to 1/250 f4 and auto iso. The photos are visible in my gallery. Although the iso has gone up (even a lot), the photos are perfect and with no noise. I only found a slight overheating, but I think in this context it is normal. I confirm the great qualities of the machine that I have written before. The battery behaved admirably (650 photos consumed 3 bars)
Pros:good ISO hold, lightweight, questionable FPS, excellent focus and responsive.
Cons:battery, short lasts, about 340 photos
Opinion:As soon as I turned it on I found the handle a bit low, even if I have small hands. Tried to take some shots with digital shutter. Unlike other Canon R's, I didn't notice the distortion of fast-moving images. Coupled with the EF-300 F4 L IS it is very precise, even with EF 1.4 III multiplier. Now I have to set and I will post some shots.
Pros:Compactness, record weight, complete with all functions
Cons:maybe battery life
Opinion:Taken on day one, I'm testing it and I was immediately struck by the lightness and AI of autofocus. Trying with a child who runs never misses the focus .. shooting at 1.8! For now they have it at 50 1.8 and practically becomes a small pocket monster. Setting the automatic upload of raw photos to Lightroom makes everything even more convenient. Super recommended.
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