Canon EOS R6 Mark II + EF-EOS R Adapter

I bought this camera to replace my ailing 5D MarkIV. There is a serious learning curve for this 73 year old guy. The more I use it and the features of this camera the more I like it. I still miss my 5d since it was easy for me but I am adapting. The R6MII really shines at the volleyball games even using the EF 70-200 2. 8. Trying to learn more about using it with strobes as it's time to gear up for family Christmas photos.

The R6ii is well-built and packed with features for all kinds of photography. The extra batteries are awesome, though the memory card could be quicker and the bag larger. But hey, I use it for trips, and its small size makes it a great companion.

Tried ordering 4 times, but would not send out the order, cancelled every time, awful company to deal with. Bought on Amazon and no problems, shop in other places if you actually want the product.

Bought for my daughter,so I can't comment on the usage of the camera but she has said it's excellent.

I've had this camera since late 2024 and am very pleased with it for my astrophotography work. It is excellent in low light conditions and its timelapses keep on going, faithfully, all night. I use a dual battery grip to cover that time frame. My lenses are wide-angle primes for Milky Way and up to 100 mm for individual objects at 4-5 second exposures, maximum, unless I track them. But my main interest is widefield work, for meteor captures, nightscapes and the Milky Way. I use a Samyang/Rokinon 14mm with adapter 80% of the time. But I also have a couple fast 40 mm and 50 mm Canon lenses for closer shots. Most of my lenses aren't super expensive but the camera compensates for their middle-of-the-road quality.