Review on Camera Canon EOS R6 Body, black by Felicja Elbieta Pias ᠌

Replaced my Canon 5D Mark IV with an R6. Reasons include a high rate of fire, a very rapid shutter, and the ability to shoot silently (in places like theaters and museums where you want to avoid drawing attention to yourself). steadfast, instant focus even in the dark, shooting at higher iso, good machine color, raw extends in all directions In favor of it: Very silent shutter, with a silent 20 fps setting available. The rate of firing has been raised across the board, and when compared to other mirror brands, it is significantly more effective. Very tenacious focus, capable of concentrating even in low light, and quick to the eyes. The shutter speed, aperture, and sensitivity are all easily modifiable thanks to the addition of a third control wheel. With the switch to mirrorless cameras, the back-front focus of lenses is no longer an issue, and images are sharp regardless of magnification. Use the quick-access "RATE" button on your way away from the crime scene to begin gathering data as you go. Making new acquaintances is simple when you have access to a smartphone and the ability to instantly share photos on various social media platforms. The ISO range can be expanded, and the RAW file format has greater leeway than the 5D Mark IV. By using manual glass, it's easy to see what needs focusing on. The negatives: Expensive. Luxury eyewear and accoutrements. Marks down for grip quality; can't use my pinky here. When using an adapter for ef glass, the camera's balance moves uncomfortably toward the lens, making it unsteady and awkward to hold. The problem can be fixed by installing a costly battery pack. Resolution 20 megapixels, after the marks, is not enough.The silent mode with an electronic shutter does not operate properly inside with fluorescent lights, resulting in a streaked frame.