Canon - EOS R10 Mirrorless Camera with RF-S18-45 f/4.5-6.3 IS STM Lens Content Creator Kit - Black

I upgraded from a Canon 5D Mark IV to the R6 Mark II, and the difference has been incredible. The autofocus is lightning fast and tracks subjects effortlessly — even my daughter skating on the ice during hockey practice stays perfectly sharp. The low-light performance is outstanding, and I’ve noticed much cleaner images at higher ISOs compared to my DSLR. I also love how lightweight and comfortable it feels in hand, especially for long shoots. The electronic viewfinder took a little getting used to, but now I actually prefer it since I can preview my exposure in real time. The color rendition is classic Canon — rich and natural — and the dynamic range is impressive for both portraits and action shots. Battery life is solid, and the menu system feels intuitive once you customize it. Whether I’m photographing family moments, studio still life setups, or fast sports, this camera handles everything beautifully. I’d absolutely recommend the R6 Mark II to anyone ready to move into the mirrorless world — it’s a perfect balance of power, performance, and creativity.

I’ve been very happy with this camera. The autofocus is fast and accurate, making it easy to capture moving subjects and action shots. The image quality is impressive, even in lower light situations, and the overall performance feels reliable and professional. It’s versatile enough for sports, portraits, events, and everyday photography. The controls are easy to learn while still offering advanced features to grow into. Overall, it feels like a great investment for anyone serious about photography.

This is an amazing camera with lots of features, a bit pricey though. Takes great pictures and 4K videos at 60fps. Would definitely recommend this for someone who needs both photos and videos.

I was probably the last person to switch from a f camera when I bought my EOS 30 D in the early 2000’s. Made the same mistake purchasing a back up camera a couple of years ago when I hit a 5D Mark iii which was a great camera but I should have made the leap to the R6 ii then. Now that I have it I’m so regretting purchasing the 5Diii, I would have 2 fantastic mirrorless shooters. The camera is lightweight, it focuses lightning fast and the image quality is wonderful. Working the menu without taking my eye away from the viewfinder is really nice. This was meant to be a backup but has now become my main shooter and I will be selling my a couple of ef mount lens and a 5D to get another one. If you are looking at the R6 and the R5, go with the R6 unless you’re doing video. Even if you’re doing video the R6iii may be a viable option. I only shoot portrait and event photography and this fills the Jill perfectly

What a difference! Im an event photographer which means lightning is always different and movements are always happening. Im so happy I upgraded because now i dont have to spend hours denoising every photo. Every image came out so crispy and clear. I went over my budget but its ok because this purchase is considered a business write off . Also works great with my ef lenses with my adaptador that i purchases separately.