That is amazing. I hope you will love it as much as I have done so far. Anything specific you would like me to cover in a future video?

When I first started, it was pure price. I didn't feel I could afford 4-800€ on just cards. I have never had a single problem with any format, so I just kept them :) Since I got the Ninja V I record all videos externally and that makes it even less of an aspect. Real reason was I could use the same cards in my GoPro.

Yes, it works, but as vidro is behaving a little different (auto continues) its harder to set or to use in this way. I could do a separate video about video focus if you are interested?

I've had a few times I felt I would have liked to be able to crop more, but that was mostly because I was either lazy and didn't walk up close enough or the occasional missed street photo when I realised I had a better photo in the background. 99% of the time I'm super happy with the resolution and I don't think I could handle larger file sizes workflow wise atm :) 2k$ camera and 3$ lens or 4k$ kamera and 1k$ lens and I would almost always prefer a better lens, meaning you will be fine :) You do any hiking as well?

@@persvanstrom that was my thought as well, i would pair the r6 with the RF 24-70 F2.8 at purchase, then a 70-200 F4 probably (don't think i can justify the F2.8 there). Then add a few primes down the road. The r6 should fit pretty well with my PC...may have to proxy a little more on video, but it's already a part of my work flow. I do quite a bit of hiking and some travel videos/photography. I do get 4k at 24 & 30 fps, but would like to have it at 60 as well. I rarely use 120 so 1080p doesn't bother me in the least.

Almost the same as me. Film most stuff in 25 (PAL) or 50 for b-roll :) Haven't even used 120 yet hehehe. I think value of EF will go up next 2 years as they are out of production, so can still add value now. My 2 cents. Still trying to figure out my R6 with the Ninja V :) New video about that shortly