Hi Dardan, Thank you for your detailed review. I'm considering the R6 Mark II paired with the RF 24-105mm F4. For this setup, would you recommend starting with a 2-5 stops Variable ND filter or a 6-9 stops Variable ND filter? I'll primarily be shooting travel videos outdoors, along with some family videos indoors. Appreciate your opinion on this, Thanks!

@satishkumarsahoo hello there! I appreciate your comment! Usually in daylight if you shoot at F4 and ISO100 your shutter speed will be around 1/1600, and it takes 5 stops to lower that to 1/100, 6 to make it 1/50 if you wanna shoot video at 24fps let's say. So But if you also wanna do longer shutter speed photos maybe the darker filter would come in handy more often since you can always go up to ISO200-400-800 to brighten the image but it's hard to keep it dark without darkening your aperture if that's important to you. So in my opinion the darker filter would probably be more versatile, and if there is a bit of a price difference you just need to remember that it's a long term investment which will eventually you won't "feel" I hope this helps you make the best choice :)

I have on OG R6. I either want the R5 MK II to compliment it or an R5c depending on the specs canon announces next month.

Yes that'd be a pretty nice choice, the R6 would be a good companion to each one of these as main cameras

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

Thanks for the feedback mate. You're gonna love it, congrats!

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

Cheers mate thank you! The R6ii is a great camera

Won't blame you, did they give any info worth sharing?

@@PhotoDardha nope. From the rep “that’s interesting. Let me check…. (5min later) that’s normal” 😑

@@producerbenford Hahahaha alright then Canon

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

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

Yep, i'm waiting for the R5ii since this one won't cut it anymore. Too old

huh 😒, I just got it yesterday come on guys, it's still okay 😭

@@hongkongkong7174 I was joking, of course this is a modern, excellent camera

It is and will be for the next decade mate don't worry, we were playing around

​@@hongkongkong7174 bad chance me boy. Look at the z6iii

Glad to hear it mate!

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

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