-= Canon EOS R6 owners unite! Post photos and discuss.

Love this camera. I find the sensor to be outstanding. I have the R as well and I like it, but never touch it anymore. There is nothing it does as well. I thought I might like it for portrait type work for the extra resolution, but I get better pictures with the R6 and they are easier to edit. I keep thinking about an R5 but less and less as I put more time in with the R6. These were challenging shots and just for ID purposes, but they turned out nicely.

Jorgac wrote in post #19227188
"Nesting" cheetah. I came across a young cheetah on the grasslands shortly before sunrise and when my guide and I approached we saw movement in the grass nearby. Looking closer we found the cheetah mom curled up in a ball in the spot she'd chosen as her bed for the night. It was still quite cold so i think she was just trying to keep warm. We spent some time around these cats the day before and they do not see us as a threat to them so moving around slowly, I was able to get some really unusual angles of a cheetah. This was an amazing experience.

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That's a beautiful image!

Jorgac wrote in post #19227188
"Nesting" cheetah. I came across a young cheetah on the grasslands shortly before sunrise and when my guide and I approached we saw movement in the grass nearby. Looking closer we found the cheetah mom curled up in a ball in the spot she'd chosen as her bed for the night. It was still quite cold so i think she was just trying to keep warm. We spent some time around these cats the day before and they do not see us as a threat to them so moving around slowly, I was able to get some really unusual angles of a cheetah. This was an amazing experience.

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WOW, and at 16mm, double wow! Fantastic and unique.

Track meet ran late, just an example of something from the R6 at a higher ISO

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ct1co2 wrote in post #19227474
WOW, and at 16mm, double wow! Fantastic and unique.

duckster wrote in post #19227195
Very cool shot!

Shortaction wrote in post #19227212
Amazing. Can't imagine!!

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #19227230
A one of a kind photograph, Charles. And taken @16 mm? Amazing...

RayinAlaska wrote in post #19227255
That's a beautiful image!

Thanks so much for the comments, guys. Appreciate it.

duckster wrote in post #19227498
Track meet ran late, just an example of something from the R6 at a higher ISO

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Impressive high ISO performance

I thought so as well. First time I have ventured into that ISO range with the R6.

I had (in this order) a 7D, a 7D II, a 6D, a 6D II, a 5DIV ... and when I got my first R I felt like I dismounted a horse and went in a Toyota! R6 is like a Ferrari compared with the R!

Shot some guys practicing motocross today. Have not ever done motor sports but the AF system of the R6 made it pretty easy

Couple from yesterday

R6 with RF 15-35

Taken in a parking, 3-light set. up. R6 with RF 70-200

huntersdad wrote in post #19228031
Couple from yesterday

R6 with RF 15-35

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Wow what a great perspective. I can almost hear the "hiss" of that ball whistling past my ear.

Sibling rivalry

ct1co2 wrote in post #19228042
Wow what a great perspective. I can almost hear the "hiss" of that ball whistling past my ear.

Never heard the "hiss", but it sure seemed like it was under a second later you heard the glove pop! These ladies could throw heat and hit some unbelievable bombs pitch after pitch!