Canon R6 Mark II / One Year Later (Pros & Cons)
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- Reflecting on the Canon R6 Mark II one year after its release, it's evident that this camera continues to stand out as a versatile and powerful tool for photographers and filmmakers alike. With its impressive blend of advanced technology and intuitive design, the R6 Mark II remains a top choice for professionals and enthusiasts seeking exceptional performance.
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I have 2 R6MarkII... best purchases and work tools that I have ever purchased... plus 10% off. NO overheating shooting 4K 30fps for over 2.5 hours non-stop (I was producing a podcast), color science and friendly user menu are excellent as well... that had saved me a couple times softening some of my client's skin textures/tones without extra work on post-production (Da vinci).
Image Stabilization is as @Canonusa promotes it.
IPB files are excellent because keep excellent video quality for a light weight. Actually lighter than other cameras as the FX3 (I did the test, FX3 files were over 30GB heavier in a 2.5 hours non-stop recording. (R6 were 54gb, FX3 86gb)
And the best of these cameras is the AF!
Definitely the best hybrid camera under 2.500
Overall I am happy with R6 ii as well. However, I did ran into over heat issue when shooting on a hot day in photo mode. It just freezes with an error. I had to pull the battery out. I just upgraded the firmware and will see if it makes a difference this summer. I doubt it would completely eliminate the issue, since overheating is a hardware issue typically.
The video is much better than my old 5D iv, but I don't do videos much, so never stress it out.
I mostly use the R6II with the vertical grip to photograph sports. I have large hands but the placement of the joystick on the battery grip is not very ergonomic. I think that’s a big failure on a camera made for fast action. I have to pull my face and hand off the camera to find the joy stick. In the horizontal position it’s in a good location. I can have my thumb on the back focus button and easily find the joystick. My other camper is a 1Dx without that issue.
I agree with the vertical grip's joystick location. I don't have large hands. I think the problem is really the location is very different from the joystick on the body, so when switching back and forth, the muscle memory don't help to find it automatically. I had to search for it as I try to keep the camera on the subject.
Wow I didn't realize the R had full HDMI and I had that camera. And the RP? Wow. With that said, most people I know including myself never use external monitors with cameras like this. Still it's a very odd choice. The other thing I thought was odd is how the R6/II have no top LCD and smaller back LCDs than the EOS R. It's not really noticeable (the back LCD being smaller) but how could the cheaper R have these things and not the R6 or R6 II?
Mini HDMI
R is old. Jus like how 5ds and 1dx might HV some cool features, they are old so won't cost much