Ep29 Canon EOS R6 Impressions

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Happy New Year! It’s been nearly 2 weeks since I got my Canon EOS R6 and RF lenses, in this episode I share my first impressions of this gear.

What I’ve been up to – 00:46
News Topics – 02:06
Main topic – 07:04

Images I’ve taken with the R6 can be found here.

Links
Camera Rentals in 2020
Pentax ‘Cannot’ Go Mirrorless
Nikon to Stop Making Cameras in Japan

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Photos By Dlee
About the author: Daniel Lee is a photography enthusiast based in Sydney, Australia. He enjoys many different genres but generally focuses on street, urban and still life photography. You can find more of his work and writing on his Website, Twitter, Reddit and Flickr.

4 responses to “Ep29 Canon EOS R6 Impressions”

  1. nemesisstorm5 Avatar
    nemesisstorm5

    Great show I’m from your Flickr group I to will get the R6 to go with my awesome 90D …..I have the Tamron 45 mm f 1.8 vc lens along with Canon 70-200 F 2.8 IS G3 lens too .

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    1. Daniel Lee Avatar
      Daniel Lee

      Thanks for the comment and I’m glad you like it! I’m sure you’ll love the R6 when you get it! If you haven’t got it already, might be worth looking for an adapter first as they can be REALLY hard to get too!

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  2. Tracy webb Avatar
    Tracy webb

    After I get the R6 with my 90D these 2 bodies I plan on having at least for the next 8 years or so …..Or until my cameras literally start to fall apart like my 70D LOL. Thanks Boss and Peace bro from Chicago ; )

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    1. Daniel Lee Avatar
      Daniel Lee

      You’re Welcome Tracy and yeah I feel like this body could last me a long time too! Cameras are so good now that I feel most improvements would be more ergonomics related. Likewise from Sydney bro!

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