Camera upgrade recommendations (from Canon 2000D)

[skybinn]

Hi everyone,

I'd like to start with a quick disclaimer : I apologise for any mistakes, as English is not my first language. 

I have been using my Canon 2000D for quite a while and am ready to upgrade as I have found many limitations with what I currently have :

• Grainy images (which I know is due to me maxing out the ISO)
• Extremely slow Auto Focus 
• Blurry images (I often have to decrease the shutter speed to compensate for the lack of light)
• Heavy camera
• Poor low-light performance

About my photography style, I travel a lot so I mainly use it for nature photography (wild life and landscapes). I know some of my problems can be fixed with a tripod and other accessorises but I wish to travel light with only my camera and a few lenses. 

I'm an amateur photographer, and I understand that practice makes perfect but I’m still eager to upgrade 🙂 also I don't mind going from DSLR to Mirrorless. 

My budget is around >2 000$ for one cam and one lens (for now), I am also open to buy refurbished gear. 

Lenses I currently own : 

• RFS 18-55mm
• 75 -300mm

Thanks to anyone that takes the time to read and/or help me out!

[kvbarkley]

Any of the mirrorless will have better autofocus and iso performance.

You already have one of the lightest cameras, so any camera you get is likely to be heavier.

A telephoto with IS will probably improve your images a lot.

[skybinn]

Thanks a lot for the advice! I wonder if my 75-300mm would work as telephoto, but will try to find a better one in the market. 

[kvbarkley]

My point was that the 75-300 *is* a telephoto, but it does not have Image Stabilization, which is really a must have for long focal length wildlife photos.

[skybinn]

yes thank you I figured it out after more research on the matter!