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Upgrading to R5 or buying EF 100-400mm

clevend
Apprentice

I am using a 6D which I absolutely love. I want to get a telephoto lens and I see two options. To get an R5 with a RF 100-400mm or to get an EF 100-400mm mkii at half the price.

I feel like it's just gear acquisition syndrome pulling me towards going mirrorless and my rational thoughts tell me that keeping my camera body and getting the EF100-400mm is the best option?

I will be using it for wildlife and landscapes

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jrhoffman75
Legend
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@clevend wrote:

I am using a 6D which I absolutely love. I want to get a telephoto lens and I see two options. To get an R5 with a RF 100-400mm or to get an EF 100-400mm mkii at half the price.

I feel like it's just gear acquisition syndrome pulling me towards going mirrorless and my rational thoughts tell me that keeping my camera body and getting the EF100-400mm is the best option?

I will be using it for wildlife and landscapes


If the 6D is performing well and doing everything you want I suggest getting the EF zoom. When it becomes time to retire/replace the 6D you can move to mirrorless, use the RF-RF adapter and continue to use all your EF lenses.

John Hoffman
Conway, NH

R6 Mark III, M200 (converted to infrared), RF lenses, Pixma PRO-100, Pixma TR8620a, Lr Classic

March411
Authority
Authority

I'm with John, if the camera you own today is providing you with good images and has the functions you need I would pick up the EF 100-400mm.


Marc
Windy City
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ebiggs1
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"I'm with John,..."

I'm with Marc.

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