Canon R6 Mark II: The Perfect Camera for Bird Photography? A Detailed Review

In this video, I'm sharing my experience with the Canon R6 II for capturing stunning shots of animals in the wild.
I will discuss the image quality, frame rate, issues with precapture, autofocus performance and its ergonomics and build quality. Whether you're an experienced wildlife photographer or a beginner, this video will help you decide if the Canon R6 II is the right camera for your wildlife photography needs.


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Thanks to Canon for letting me test the camera for several weeks.