Building a CANON Photography Kit | What's it Cost? WOW

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Step 1: Canon R6
www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/eos-...
Step 2: RF 24-70mm F2.8 L IS USM
www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/rf-2...
Step 3: Speedlite 600EX II-RT
www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/spee...
Step 4: RF70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM
www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/rf-7...
Step 5: RF14-35mm F4 L IS USM
www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/rf14...
** Building an event photography kit in 11 steps **
Step 1: Buy a Camera Body
Step 2: Mid Range / Bread and Butter
Step 3: Flash
Step 4: 70-200 or Something Wide (depending on what you think you’ll be shooting)
Step 5: Whatever you didn't get in step 3.
Step 6: Backup Camera
Step 7: Backup Flash
Step 8: TAKE A VACATION
Step 9: Upgrades + Things You Need
Step 10: Stop buying gear!
Step 11: Start buying gear again, you’ll actually need the write offs
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@rubyredphoto Год назад

I adore my R6, still using ef lenses with the mount at the minute and its not been a problem. I'll upgrade to RF lenses when I can

@MikMilman Год назад

I am extremely happy with my R6. But because I shoot with a mix of EF and RF glass, I'm finding it a bit inconvenient to concurrently shoot with my 5diii; I plan on picking up an r6ii, likely this year, once a 35mm 1.2 comes out.

@lindaallen594 Год назад

Mik, this is why I love your channel, for the practical and useful information you provide to Event Photographers! I shoot with a Nikon D750. I am still a hobbyist and primarily shoot events for charity, family, and close friends. My primary lens is the Nikkor 24-120mm f/4. I also have a 50mm f/1.4 and 85mm f/1.8. The 24-70 and 70-200 f/2.8 are both on my purchase list. I am finding that I really need the 70-200 focal length but learning to make do for now. I am glad you are doing videos for the 3 major camera brands. I am looking forward to the Nikon video. Thanks for all that you do for us Event Photographers! We really appreciate it! ❤️👏👍

@MikMilman Год назад

Thanks, Linda! I would go with a 70-200 first. Your 24-120 should get the job done - and if you can always use your 50mm if you need to let in more light. I just scheduled my Nikon video for Friday! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NznM6S9gRaE.html

@lindaallen594 Год назад

Thanks Mik! Looking forward to Friday’s video.

@jeffkernen1554 Год назад

Informative video. I'm in the process right now of doing this very thing as I switch from Nikon to Canon RF. First purchase was the R3 and 70-200mm 2.8. I also shoot sports and the R3 is amazing for that and the low-light autofocus is other-worldly. Second purchase was the 24-70mm 2.8 followed by a 600EX II-RT flash. This was the bare minimum kit to make sure I liked the RF system and it fit my needs. I then got the 300mm 2.8 IS II and the 15-35mm 2.8 followed by an R6 with the battery grip. $20,000 later, I have a kit that I can shoot basically 100 percent of my assignments and the Nikon gear is ready to be sold. It's been a stressful but exciting few months as I've made this transition.

@MikMilman Год назад

What made you want to make the switch?

@loganz Год назад

I'm running an R6 and a R for 2nd camera. The smaller file sizes is definitely an advantage, quicker transfer, cheaper memory card and you dont need a super beefy computer like you would with an R5. If I was starting out, I'd go with an R6, 24-70 2.8, and the cheaper RF 16mm 2.8 prime. I like the 16mm because its a tiny lens that I just leave in my bag and swap over to catch the few establishing shots I need. The L 15-35 is just too heavy and half the focal range overlaps the 24-70. Then I would rent a 70-200mm if I needed to. And go with cheaper godox flashes. When I shoot more casual things like birthday parties, I've been using my RF 50mm 1.8 and RF 35mm 1.8. The weight savings is huge for me now, and you come off as less intrusive with a smaller kit.

@MikMilman Год назад

I got the RF 16mm for the same reason. If I know I'll only need a wide angle for a few shots, it works great without adding weight or taking space. But I would only recommend it to those on a budget or who already have a more versatile wide angle lens.

@jennanadigoo785 Год назад

Super interesting to see everything priced out! I always knew building my kit out was going to be expensive, but never really had a super accurate number!

@gonygonygo Год назад

The RF 50 1.2 is one that sets you apart when conditions are right in an appropriate venue. The 85 is even better but less versatile. Mik always coming through with the quality and informative content!

@ElBoyoElectronico Год назад

I went all in last year with the R6, the 2.8 trinity, the R (and the 50 1.8 just for fun). I added the Godox V1C, the Godox X2T and I am soon gonna add the Godox AD200 pro. Of course there are so many little other things (SD cards, backpack, batteries, etc.) but I really have a lot of fun with my kit right now and it does seem to do a great job.

@MikMilman Год назад

RF, EF, or both?

@ElBoyoElectronico Год назад

@@MikMilman all RF lenses

@MikMilman Год назад

Did you buy it all upfront?

@ElBoyoElectronico Год назад

@@MikMilman I bought the 24-70 and the 70-200 at the same time and later added the 15-35 and the 50 1.8. I did however sell a lot of other gear beforehand (all my automatic watches and my old Canon M50 and various old lenses).