@@tracylee.g. i'm the perfect person to answer since i did keep it, but i haven't used it for anything but take photos of the R6ii for this thumbnail for example hahaha. Still it's nice to have a backup camera for whatever case, or in case i somehow lost my R6, i know i'd immediately have a camera ready to go though i never take it in shoots When shooting a festival i brought both of them with me to use two lenses at once but only used the R6, i just switched to EF through the adapter as they work seamlessly. I have a 2-3 decade old 135mm f2 and it works perfectly on the R6, as well as my 50mm 1.8 and even an old Tamron 24-70 2.8. So yes the R6ii is better in every possible sense and i really don't need the 6D around anymore but i'm keeping it because why not, but i might replace it with a Canon R8 for the 4K video, in case i need a two camera setup (though at the same time i could just rent one for the day) So to summarise, in terms of neccessity no, you don't need it. In terms of satisfaction, keeping it is fun if you don't need the money right now.

@@PhotoDardha thank you so much for your quick response. Extremely helpful.

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Hahahahaha i like these comments

I'd say for the deal you have there definitely go for it, i don't have experience with the z6iii so i can only speak from my experience with the canon, and as far as canon goes, i have 0 complaints

Hahahahahahaha i appreciate it I got the same crooked bottom lip as him

Aliexpress is the way

What do you typically shoot?

Street photography, events , portraits,travel videos, and car vids/photos

Hmmmm, in that case having a full frame sensor might be better You just need to think if the extra 1.6x zoom is something you need I myself enjoyed it but going full frame was a good change, lenses felt proper When you shoot at 50mm it's 50mm

Nice, how do you feel about it so far

@@PhotoDardha oh, I bought it used on eBay, it gets here on Monday, but since I’m used to using a rebel t7, I suspect it will be a nice little upgrade.

@@PhotoDardha if you’re still interested, I’m loving it so far. It’s quite a difference from my t7. And will be perfect when I start my college photography course I enrolled in at the end of the month.

Sounds perfect mate, enjoy!

Cheers mate thank you! The R6ii is a great camera

Hahahahaha fr, it'd have been better if you didn't find out at all honestly

This is exactly what i wanted to achieve, i'm glad to hear it was delivered as such. Thank you for the comment

Hahaha happy to hear that!

And yes i think they're leaving space for new channel videos in the feed and all that so we can grow too

@@PhotoDardha about damn time...

I think i saw someone comment that it does that because it's directly connected to the mic with no other circuitry, but earphones are the same thing and they don't lag a phone. All in all i have no clue but thanks for watching :)

Much respect mate thanks for the comment! And no idea honestly, it has 0 noise when i talk near it meanwhile the other one does in all situations which is crazy

I'm very glad to hear that mate, thank you More and even better videos coming soon!

Hahahahaha i apreciate it, soon enough they shall grow 🙏

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I heard this in Kai Wong's Voice! Bahahaha

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Glad to hear it mate!

I know right, headset mics especially seem to suck

@@PhotoDardha because they dont use any kind of circuitry or pre amplifier, its just the microphone directly connected to the computer.

What?

Thanks a lot for the detailed feedback! I've always wanted to make videos that are straight to the point and packed with the useful information, also disliked the part where every youtube photographer has you waiting till they make their coffee hahahah I appreciate your comment and there's more content coming soon, much love

I appreciate these comments so much, i'm happy you found it! I just uploaded a new one where i compare this mic to a 40 dollar and 400 dollar mic (which i used in this video) as well

I appreciate you noticing my comments and I'd continue to as long as you could before my comments gets lost in the ocean of thousands of comments. And I can't wait for that to happen. 🙌❤️

@@sheikhabdullah873 hahahaha thanks mate! I reply to all comments, especially of continuous viewers i become friends with :)

As of right now, yes :)

Hahahahaha no sorry, i just picked it up at a local dollar store, let me see if i can actually find a photo of it

Okay so it doesn't have a brand as i expected It just says Lavalier Microphone And "Lav" is in red Under it it says 1.5m cable length I hope this helps you

Fair point, cuz as we saw here at least you can get some pretty decent quality even at a low price

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Yep, very good point I made a similar video recently talking about this exact topic

Hahaha that's the best thing to hear as a small channel. I appreciate it 🫡

@@PhotoDardha good work :D speaking all the way from India~

Very true actually, as it does turn out things don't need to cost all that much to produce acceptable quality

Very true actually, that lens is amazing and it sucks they don't make it for Canon but hopefully soon. Do you have trouble with it not going as wide as 24mm?

@@PhotoDardha It's incredible! I've only gotten to take it to one car meet so far but wow did it perform. Personally I just upgraded from a Nikon D3200 (APS-C) to a Sony A7III (full frame) so really the 35mm feels wide to me. I have a Tamron 10-28 (14mm-40mm full frame equiv) for my old Nikon and sure it would be cool to get that wide too but I'm used to shooting a 35mm prime on APS-C or a 50mm prime most of the time so just taking a couple steps back is second nature. I was able to get full body car shots without much issue at all at 35mm. If anything a second camera or even your phone could cover the wider end no problem since depth of field matters much less.

@chartedlife sounds perfect then. I'm more of a guy that will take a few steps back and be on a longer focal length too, and now that i think about it i probably wouldn't miss the 24mm either. Nice to hear you found one that fits you well Cheers mate!

@@PhotoDardha Heck yeah, learning to properly shoot with a prime makes a zoom that much stronger. It's a beast haha, hope you get the chance to try it on Canon! It's only real weaknesses are the size / weight + lack of OIS. Take care, happy photon collecting!

@chartedlife very true, working with primes makes you really utilize zooms well And interesting i didn't know it didn't have OIS, though with a stabilized body it should be fine to some degree Thank you, you too and happy photon collecting as well :)

It really gives you the space to just be creative and do whatever you want, except for running with it while it's off :P

Bahahahah we're all guilty of getting pricey gear for our own enjoyment to little difference in quality at times. But my other video about why it does matter should make you feel better again, you can watch here kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3uVind5qtWar68

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All you need honestly. I use my 50 1.8 as a 2nd lens but if i suddenly feel i need better low light performance i might get a 1.2 or 1.4. I saw a 1.2 on sale from a girl who didn't know it's value once for 80 bucks, but wasn't fast enough to buy it first hahaha

Let's get it! Part of the notification gang huh?

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Good point actually, and especially if you go 5000 to 6000 then it's even less