⭐️ Buy the Canon 90D: geni.us/jKAno (affiliate) ⭐️ Buy the Canon M6MKII: geni.us/XHsya3 (affiliate) What's up everyone?! I hope this comparison of the Canon 90D and M6MKII with sample footage and images is helpful. These are two fantastic options with the new 32MP sensor and I was impressed with the image quality for both photography and video. Let me know what you think!! Would love to know what you think, good or bad. I am grateful in advance 🙏
Do you have a video link if it's possible to leave the small lens it comes with or any other lens with the cap on but connected to the camera for storage or is it a bad idea?
Hi, I need your help, you are the best reviewer ever, I need to choose between 90D & M6, for slow motion, I want to shoot (FHD with120fps), which one is better? or if you recommend a third one?
This is by far the best review and comparison I've seen for these cameras. Thank you for showing actual sample photos that you took. Other RU-vidrs like themselves so much that the entire video is just their face 😂
I was absolutely passionate about the idea on having the EOS 90D for both photo and video upgrades. Nowadays I stand on the EOS SL2, which is a pretty cool semipro enter camera since I live in Brazil and we must spend lots of $$ on these imported. Watching carefully your excellent reviews and reading a lot of other thinks I valuate the most for my jobs (as an example, the possibility of sharing batteries from SL2 and M6 MII, the ability to use lightweight cameras on my WEEBILL S gimbal, and the native quality itself of both cameras), I think I'll make now a backup setup for my SL2 to keep it always in hand and set definitely the M6 on my gimbal for videomaking! I guess I'll have no major difficulties using the EF-S to EF-M adaptor, which is in my case the only one "issue" having both DSLR and Mirrorless EOS bodies. Wish you well and congrats on your amazing videos, cheers from Brazil!
Great video! My 90d is coming today. I have had an 80d for several years and it has always been my favorite camera for great image equality, video quality, and most of all, ease of use. I have a couple Sony cams that have great features as well, but they are not as easy to use. The "Q" button and the touch screen for selection is definitly the bomb. Thanks for making this great video.
CONGRATS Dan! Since you've been using the 80D for years, you're going to hold this camera and it's going to feel so "right". Super interested in your thoughts once you start using it - thank stop by and share (here or on TW or IG)
@@TristanPaine I have since sold the 90d and am using a Sony ZV-1 for hand hold walking around simply because its so small and light weight. However, the 90d has stabilization available for video shooting that was not on the 80d. It will work well for vlogging if you don't mind walking around with a dslr sized camera and lens. I just find that either the Canon G7x mk2 or the Sony ZV-1 are so much easier for high quality vlogging with built in nd filters and stuff... Much more compact for my outdoor vlogging.
@@TristanPaine it's not bad... Better than none, which is what most of the canon line has. It's definitly a skill you will develope as you go, but many things will effect the shake. How you will hold it.. gimble or hand, selfy stick etc. Then there's a lot you can do with your post editor which will crop in more but add stabilization. The trick is if you want to have good stabile video, the further zoomed out to start with is best. So on the 90d with the stabilization, and the APC-S crop of 1.6 you should be using a 10-18 or 10-22 lens. This gives you a 16-29mm or 16-35 equiv respectfully. If you shoot at 16 at arms length will give you more area around your face and more area for the stabilization in the lenses, camera body and then post production if you need it.
I am a M50 user and though the M6 is really nice in terms of portability and overall light weight; The 90d gets me on this one since I like the extra buttons and the screen up top when photographing.
What an amazing, very detailed review! You do a really great job of breaking things down into categories and explaining the stuff that actually matters. It’s tough deciding between two awesome cameras but I think I’m leaning more towards the 90D mainly because of its build. Thank you!
Mr. Tech Gear Talk, thank you for this YT vid. canon comparison...Your ease of delivery of the information and how you simplify the subject matter makes your vid a pleasure to watch and to learn from. I will be watching...more...vids. I will also be advising the home world of you channel. Lol. As always, with channels that I enjoy, keep up the good work and keep'em flying. My saucer is parked out front, do you validate....just kidding...no really, do you?
Thank you Mr. Martian - glad you liked it and I super appreciate the feedback. Nice to see I have some extra terrestrial viewers and I'm grateful to you spreading the message throughout the galaxy 🙏
Great comparison as always! Went with the 90D for now thanks to your reviews and am very happy. The weather sealing, battery, lens availability and form factor made a difference for me. I may upgrade to a full frame mirror less camera once Canon upgrades their current offerings. I'll be looking forward to your reviews on those at they come out.
@@TechGearTalk Totally agree. Not sure the full frame mirror less offerings are competitive yet, so I'm interested to see what they can come up with in the near future.
@@TechGearTalk also I'm wondering if Canon could actually pull off a full frame mirror less camera with an EF/EF-S mount. I'm sure that would be a huge sell for them. Especially since other OEMs like black magic are producing cinema cameras that take EF lenses.
You would have to design the body to be about 1.25' "deeper" so that the lenses are at the correct distance from the sensor (which is what the adapter does). I wonder how users would react.
You're doing such impressive, professional work in your videos... I love that layered slider-dissolve shot of cameras lined up at around 20:35. Good that you cover cameras for both stills and video uses. Your coverage of the remote control app features helped me pick the M50 vs micro 4/3'rds last year. The mirror-less form has allowed me to adapt some old vintage Minolta as well as EF & EF-S lenses. I prefer the smaller size to the bulk of full-frame cameras & lenses, and settled on APS-C mirror-less as a compromise between micro 4/3'rds and full-frame, but I still find myself walking out the door with even smaller pocket cameras more often! Seeing new dogs, wondering if something happened with your, uhm, black&white boxer?
Hi Rick, thank you so much for the kind words and for sharing you process with me. Our boxer Macy got really sick and almost died from pancreatitis. then started treatment and got better. Within 2-3 weeks, our other dog Rocky ( rottweiler beagle mix rescue ) got super sick and we had to put her down. About a month after that, Macy got very sick again and we had to put her down as well - she was suffering so much. It has been extremely sad in our household. I work from home and am used to spending most of the day with our dogs - thank you for noticing and checking in 🙏 We rescued a new dog - Jack. He's 1/2 miniature Australian Shepard and a few other breeds. He's a great dog and has helped cheer us up.
A youtuber looking for a new cam. I watched most of your budget cameras reviews and still haven't decided between the SL3 , M50 or spend the extra bucks for this 90D .. but I subbed and like your videos so yeah , you earned those my friend. Keep it up and would like your advice on this dilemma !
I really appreciate your efforts. I watched lots of RU-vid videos to determine which camera is perfect for me. I decided after watching your video. Thank you so much for this excellent informations.
As a hiker and landscape photographer the weather sealing is a huge plus. There have been countless times where I've had rain mid-trail don't know if other cameras would stand up to that combined with desert dirt... The only downside is the raw 30fps burst mode and 4 higher shots in burst mode. After a while of use I don't really mis these features as the native burst mode no the 90d of 10 is plenty... The ergonomics and portability is not much of a factor for me as the 90d is quite compact for DSLR standards..
Thank you for another excellent review! I’ll probably go with the M6 Mark II since I already have the 5D Mark IV and the 5DS-R. Keep up the good work, really enjoy your channel!
Just wanted to let you know I have been following you with this account for a long time and today I noticed that I had to follow you again and this has happened with a few people I follow just found that weird since I had not been seeing your latest content in a bit and wanted to see your opinion on this 6D mark II and noticed this just a FYI..... have a blessed day!
Once again you just made me choose the right camera.. I only have lenses that go with my old 80d (EF/EFS), and cant afford to buy more lenses, if I switch the whole body.. But that non auto-focus 120 fps kinda kills it for me as far as the 90d goes.. thanks again
I have several Canon EF 16-35 / 50/100 macro and 70-200 optics, and my intention is to shoot on video. I have an easy solution, buy a Canon EOS 90D body, but since there are adapters for other bodies, the optics that I have, would they behave well like the native ones for M6 MKII? If the economic factor is a problem for us, is the 90D still a better option?
@@TechGearTalk I believe in hitting the limits of my gear before i upgrade but i do like to plan ahead and this would be perfect after my pair of SL2's as i move to 4K (I wasn't going for that until they removed the 4K crop)
Thanks for the info, i would be very happy if u make a video about canon m50, how to use other lenses for better photography, what's best lens and adapter? , thanks bro
Hey Sagi, whats up!! Super camera comparison Sagi. Your usual High quality, reasoned explanation on similarities and differences is truly evident. Super stills and footage and great insight and explanations. Question, is there going to be any firmware upgrade for 4K dp-af on the M50? Take care Sagi. Ray. 😉
Thanks so much Ray! I can't imagine they are going to do that to the M50 - they are going to come out with an M50MKII. That's how they sell more cameras.
@@TechGearTalk Yeah youre right Sagi. I wonder if its a physical hardware limitation on the current M50 or whether a firmware upgrade would just fix it. I get the commercial advantage of selling an M50 mkII but it would be nice for Canon to remember the millions of existing M50 customers!! Stay safe and healthy Sagi. And look out for my M50 and Crane M2 combo footage in future cruise videos !! Thanks. Ray
@@TechGearTalk yeah, I've set it all up, balanced it, got all the external mic and stuff sorted. We are in Dubai and the UAE over Christmas and New year so the combo is going to get a workout. It'll be interesting to see how the motors handle the top end weight and high external temperature. So far so cool! I'm sure we'll see the difference in the quality of footage. More cinematic and with the gimbal, much more smooth. I'm quite looking forward to giving it a workout. So far it's been flawless in use. So we'll see. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours Sagi. Ray and Sue.
One is more comfortable in my hand and mind, the other is more comfortable in my wallet. Both makes sense. I just won't get a 90D anytime soon, but to say that these are the make or break times for DSLR couldn't be more true. The Loyalty is something I am not blind on. I grew up on SLRs starting as a kid. But Mirrorless is so attractive and the Video I cannot ignore. $400.00 difference could go to more glass. But in my Gorilla hands, the 90D would be such an awesome fit. So for me the ultimate is fit. Fit for my workflow, fit for my budget and where that budget goes in the system. Going smaller for me believe or not a moot point and I have used both. So it comes down to where tech meets my sensibilities, not brand partisanship or myopic loyalty based on what others say as my sole decision making process. Now if the M6 had a grip kit, that would make me happy for my hands. Also a fully articulating screen the M6 doesn't have. I love that sensibility. If they do that I will forget the 90D entirely. Fun to watch your videos.
I agree Vincent. I love the M6 Mkii on this video as well as others I've seen, but a hesitation I have is the smaller size. That was part of the reason I was drawn to Sony's A7iii over the a6600 (larger size), but the a6600 has limitless recording. There always seems to be compromises when it feels like there didn't need to be. I love DSLR cameras, the 90d did stand out to me, gorgeous video. I'm just not sure about the size, and I wish either of these had limitless recording but oh well..
For me, the three reasons to get the 90D were: lenses, lenses, and lenses. I already had 5 EF and EF-S lenses. In addition the articulating screen is important to me. I would guess the M6 would feel more awkward with my big Sigma 150-600 lens.
No problem, you have very good videos, everyone is watching because of that! Btw, you mentioned about a speedbooster for the m6 Mark 2, is there also one for canon 90d?
Hi Angelo. No, there isn't a speedbooster for the 90D because those lenses already fit that 90D and you can't move them farther away from the sensory. Does that make sense?
Hi Thank you for this great comparison video. I own a canon m100 with efm 15-45 lens , ef 50mm 1.8 , efs 55-250 stm and efs 24 mm 2.8. I am looking for an upgrade which one should i go for m6 or 90d. My purpose is casual photography and wildlife.
Thanks for the great video! We have an old Rebel T4i that has never been great. I’m leaving towards a 90D but am a bit concerned about the age of the camera system. $1200 is our MAX budget and we have existing lenses that will fit the 90D. Shooting video isn’t a concern at all as we have new iPhone pro’s. Just prom, graduation, family and maybe nature photos. What would you buy? I’m feeling a little lost. Thanks!
Hey there! Great review. I shoot family newborn videos and am torn between these two cameras. Which do you think would be best for filming but also allow great photography? Thanks!
First of all, thanks for this in depth comparison. The info you gave is verry usefull an it made my decision for my camera for my new business easyer. Its gonne be the 90D just for the reason of the longevity. The lens mount makes it posseble to use the lenses for a longer time when im gonne upgrade in the future! Thanks for the solid content!
Great Video gets me closer to pulling the trigger! I currently have an old Canon 50D with several of the Canon EF-S lenses. I am really torn between the 90D and M6. I travel often and like the M6 due to the weight but 90 D I already have native lenses. Decisions Decisions Decisions
Thanks Jevon! both are great, you could always use the m6mk2 with an adapter, which somewhat defeats the purpose of the smaller body, but these are really nice ef-m options: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uORT1dfeS0M.html Let me know what you decide. Thanks for supporting the channel!
Thank you for the video you are an amazing communicator... What lense are you using on Canon 90D or what would be the best all round lense for 90 D esp for video that has both I.S and very nice crisp shots thanks
I have 80D for couple of years now Love it the colors are the best but I also have Bmpcc6k and comparing the quality is a lot better. My favorite camera is still Canon 80D for easy of use autofocuse and colors.
And that's how you make a deep review about this two cameras! :O a little concern about the speedbooster of kamlite or viltrox... I saw a lot of videos where they talked about the blurriness and lack of definition on the edges... Is there a way yo fix this (finer lenses or dime configuración?) Thank you in advance and congrats for the excellent content
Thank your for another great video! I've learned so much about cameras from you. And, because of your videos, I have been able to make a sound decision about which camera to buy for my daughter (who is a beginner in the world of photography) for Christmas (Canon M6MKll). In addition, you've actually made me interested enough to subscribe to your channel to continue learning and also purchase a camera for myself (I'm thinking Fujifilm Xt-30). One more thing... is there a particular case you can recommend for the Canon M6MKll? Thanks again!
I'm so glad that the videos have been helpful and I'm excited for your daughter (great camera). As far as a bag for the M6MKII, it depends on what she's going to carry (lenses, etc.). I use the older version of this bag: www.peakdesign.com/products/everyday-backpack?rfsn=1850870.a7735&variant=29743300771884 because I can configure it to fit anything I need. The X-T30 is a fantastic camera as well; definitely one of my favorites. Would it be helpful if I did more tutorial on this channel?
Love these shots of Cleveland! I miss home (from Kent and lived in Tremont and Ohio City before moving to Charlotte). Love this review...extremely informative, and helped me in purchasing a new camera. Thank you for the great videos! Subscribed. 😊
Thanks for the comparison. Which one would you recommend for indoor sports photography? The M6MK II has higher FPS, but will the M6 MK II's AF be "slower" compared to the 90D's viewfinder 45-pt AF?
Looking to use either of these cameras for documenting severe weather, capture slow motion lightning images, using a green screen to produce live weather forecasts, as well as vlogging with my fiancee. Which of these cameras do you prefer for this task? Seems the M6 would be the better choice but I could be wrong. Thank you for your time! I greatly appreciate it!
I just traded my M6 MII (and lenses) for a used 90D, mainly due to the EF-M format being discontinued and I just got some more EF lenses in my arsenal. The "old" specs for both cameras are fine for my needs but the 90D has much better battery life and headphone jack.
Hi Man, I need your help, you are the best reviewer ever, I need to choose between 2 90D & M6, for slow motion, I want to shoot (FHD with120fps), which one is better? or if you recommend third one ?
For anyone considering the M6 Mark ii (like I was) do research "M6 mark ii shutter shock". May not be of significance to your usage but it is a con that is hardly mentioned anywhere.
Great video, thank you for making this. Subscribed! Still very hard for me to decide, shooting mostly video I'm concerned with the stabilization. Is the M6 mk ii easier to find a gimbal for?
Thank you. The m6ii is definitely lighter and easier to handle on a gimbal. I even used it with this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UrKfZuEYUC8.html but would consider this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-urugXDg3hnM.html for more versatility.
Such a brilliant , in-depth video! I was looking through many and this one is by far the best, most thorough , eloquent and presentable, Thank you! Just got my 90D yesterday, but now doing some more research i'm starting to think i should've gone for M6ii instead, as my idea is to use it for travels and general daily. Maybe some pro work eventually, but it seems that portability is a main concern in the nearest future. Didn't expect 90D to be as heavy and sizable as i'm going from an amateur 100D which i was taking all over the place. I'm a bit confused, but nonetheless *so totally loving the 90D so far* ! :D
Thank you very much for the kind words. I agree that the 90D is absolutely fantastic but it's definitely on the larger and heavier side. I really enjoyed shooting with it, but it's hard to beat the portability of the M6ii. Let me know what you decide. Thanks for joining the community!
As of now, I'm torn between 2 cameras. Let's just say I'm a beginner. I look forward to having a hobby in photography. Plan on capturing family portraits, of course that includes my family and our animals. As well as Wildlife, landscapes, and capturing great fishing moments of my husband (sometimes on the boat). Of all the Canon cameras, which do you suggest for an absolute beginner? Thank you for this amazing comparison. I'm leaning towards the 90D or even the M50. Would love your opinion on the best beginner Canon camera?
Complete newby here looking for a camera to shoot video for my channel and I really know enough about cameras to put on the tip of a pin....especially with all the new electronics... After seeing a couple of your reviews and talking to a friend that just recently purchased the 90D, I have decided to pull the trigger on the same one. It's a bit expensive for me, but I think it will serve me well. The only question now is what lens? I think most kits come with the 18-55, however my friend chose and recommended the 18-135. I will be using my camera to shoot shop projects and machining videos, and maybe an offroad adventure in my Jeep, but mostly will be shooting shop projects and stills. Do you think the 18-135 would be a better fit, or should I get both? Thanks for what you do and I appreciate any advice... Razor!
I think the 90d makes the most sense for shooting with bigger lenses. Having good balance is good for long shoots at games and the weather sealed is a nice bonus. The viewfinder included should be a standard imo and sad to see you have to pay separately for the M6. The battery life is important factor as well. Only 300+ shots taking with the M6 and if you are shooting in burst shots for a couple of hours, you will never make it. You can always get additional batteries but not a fan of switching out during an event as you may miss something important. I'm going to move forward with the 90d and will check back in once I get a few days of shooting in. Thanks for the videos! Very helpful.
Excellent video. Just wanted to know which lenses you used with the M6ii on the vacation scenes that look like perhaps Florida? Was it Canon M 11-22mm or 20mm or 32mm?
For me the portability of M6 is just HUGE i can use a smaller gimbal and easier to carry and less heavy and cheaper lenses that can perform to what i need and I should've bought this camera first but i decided to start with the M50 which M6 i think now its an upgrade. The 4k option with no crop is huge for me too. I focus on video only. Maybe i take some pics but just for fun with no edit for pic in mind. Video was super helpful. You have a great channel.
Wow, fantastic cameras both of them. I think I would go with the 90D, but the other one is very portable and light. Great technical review full of details. Thanks Sagi. Have a wonderful holidays season 👊
Thanks so much Ruben. I almost feel like the M6II would be a perfect broll cam if you had something like the EOS R 🤔 - overall, two good options from Canon!
Tech Gear Talk haha... canon always have good options 😄. I used to be a 6d M2 lover, but as you told me some time ago, with 100% good reasons, it was heavy and big, so yes, this one here could be a good choice. Now I just need to sell my 200D!
I want to upgrade from an m50. I love shooting wildlife and architecture, so just need more fps, megapixels for cropping and blowing up images into big prints, plus I want better autofocus. I use my camera mostly for travel and hikes, so i'll go with the m6 mark ii cause it is so portable! I already have the ef efm lens adapter, have a few efm and ef lenses so it makes the lens selection actually better cause I don't have to sell my efm lens. I only use a view finder for photography, not videos so its okay that I can't use a shotgun mic and viewfinder together, and never really use an external flash, haven't gotten that fancy yet. the portability of that m6 mark ii makes it win for me. I sometimes use bigger lenses for wildlife photography, the sigma 100-400mm mostly, but I don't mind using it on the small camera, I kinda like that it makes my bag lighter. Thanks for the review!
Thanks for great content helping everyone to choose right model based on the information provided! BTW i have basic question any latest dslr camera has live view on lcd/led screen which is more equivalent to the mirrorless camera live view on screen then what will be difference if we keep view finder (optical/electronic) aside.
I am looking into purchasing one of these cameras (leaning more towards the m6 mark ii) but am using this camera solely for a side hustle for photography, portraits of family and friends, traveling memories (I cruise a lot with my family), and to capture the birth and life of my son. I want this camera to be the camera that I capture some of our earliest moments with our son, so I am curious what you think would be best in your opinion for a new mom who wants to capture everything she can of special moments? I did purchase a separate lense that I did research on and I am aware I would need an adapter for the m series because of the EF lense that I have chosen.
I love this video! I already know I want to get the M6 Mark II with the Sigma Prime lenses. However, should I get the silver or the black one? I cant decide which I prefer?
Thanks for the kind words! If it were me, I would definitely get the silver one - love how it looks. Not sure if you saw the Sigma lens video, but if you're interested: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uORT1dfeS0M.html
Tech Gear Talk I actually didn’t see that one! I recently came across your page, but thanks for putting me on! I am gonna check it out now. As for which camera, I was thinking the same! Something about that silver model. I asked my wife and she said black, and my daughter said silver. LOL. Looks like I may just go with the silver.
I currently have an M50 and I'm using a Sigma 18-35 f1.8. I like shootig street Photography at night, and the M50 isn't doing well with the higher ISO settings. Which of these would you suggest to get or is there another Canon APS-C you'd recommend for shooting low-light/night street photography?
Huh Lewis - both have the same sensor and processor so I expect the high ISO performance to be identical. I prefer the AF on the m6ii via the evf - of course that means you need to attach the evf. Alternatively, you can use it without and it’s even more compact. Hope that helps.
@@TechGearTalk Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. OK. that makes sense. I understand. The M50 also has a DIGIC 8 dual focus processor as well. So, with that logic, unless I'm missing something about the more denser 32 v 24 MPs, I should expect the same low light performance with ISO with the M50 as the the 90D or M6 mkII. Is that correct?
I haven't done a side by side because I don't really focus on low light (because of ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-q2hs8BOTXb4.html ). I feel that with lenses like: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uORT1dfeS0M.html it's never really an issue anymore unless I'm doing something very, very specific. The M6mkii is essentially better than the M50 in every regard.
Love the video! I've been in between these three cameras for a while. I'm still not 100% sure what camera to get. I'm a full time college student and I mostly shoot photos and not videos. I'm still not sure whether I should get the M50 or one of these. Would you consider the M50 a good camera for a college student or should I get one of the more expensive cameras?
The M50 is good, small and light and is easier to bring with you. The 90D has a better sensor but if you want those features, then the M6mkii will give you the 90D sensor in a smaller and more compact body. Hope that helps.
Damn, your channel is epic. Love it love it love it. So much soul searching for the right camera. My channel is a hairdressing channel and I film in the shop when cutting hair. Been using the iPhone and really want to upgrade. Looked at so many cameras and it can be so confusing. I really think the 90d is for me which I will be getting at the end of this month. My camera choice has to have all the following- 4K, a good flip screen and most of all a good battery life as if I am filming 4 haircuts a day then that is around 2 and a half hours video time and I haven’t got the time to be constantly charging batteries or worrying that I am going to run out of battery charge. One question I have is do you think a 50mm lens would be the right lens as the camera will be no more than 3 ft away from the target. Also I want the videos to look smooth without looking jumpy or flickery so what frame rate would you set it for and would you use 4K or 1080. Please reply to this as I am so new to this
Thanks great review. About the 90D, if you want a more cinematic look, 4K 23.98 fps. is only available on the SD card... if you add a Ninja V, it will not record at 23:98 fps... Canon reserve this option to the Pro models.
What accessories and lens / lenses do you recommend for the M3MKll to take outdoor nature pics in open areas at 100 to 500yds ( comparable to Sigma 150-600mm lens ) in addition to possible outdoor videos with mic at close range 0 - 100yrds ???
Having to additionally buy a viewfinder for a camera is like buying a car with no headlights that you have to buy separate. It is ridiculous. I will stay with the 90D
I like to wander in the forest at home and would love to capture some of the interesting things I see-whether that be wildlife or just interesting scenes. There will be obligatory family gathering pictures but those are currently done with phones so I don’t see much demand there. Long term I can see taking a camera on bike packing trips for capturing some short video as well as landscapes, but as long as the lenses can be shared another body could be added.
I would probably get the M6II because it sounds like you're going to be "on-the-go" a lot, and I think you'll appreciate the smaller and lighter setup. It also shows you the actual exposure if you get the viewfinder, unlike the optical viewfinder in the 90D. Hope this was helpful. Thoughts?
So this has become a great video idea-“how do I decide on my first camera?” My leaning is toward the m6 for the same reason but I can’t see buying native lenses for it since they are not portable to other camera bodies -an adapter decreases the size advantage though. I almost said screw it and got an rx100m7 but it is so limiting.
It's all about perspective. The rx100m7 is limiting to some extent, but it's unbelievably powerful and so tiny. All that range, amazing AF 120fps 4K and fits in your pocket. How do you find it limiting (other than the wallet)
I want to buy eosm6m2 for wild life and sports and using my ef Lance 300mm 4l is usm. This camera will work properly with canon adopter with out decreasing image quality. Please guide me
In your opinion, won't the af points in the 90d view finder track action---sports, pets, birds in flight much better and faster than the live view focus system?
I'd get the M6mkii (smaller, lighter, more portable) and check out these lenses: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uORT1dfeS0M.html Hope this helps!
@@TechGearTalk I own the M50, which review helped me a lot as well. I have enjoyed the camera so much. But when M6mkII came, I was attracted to it, but not the lack of articulated screen and EVF. So maybe I will wait until a firmware fixes the need in my M50, like no Dual Pixel AF in 4K mode. But... owning a 5DmkIV and SL1/SL2, put me to think in the direction of better buying the 90D for all its features. I don't think I will need the 30fps burst characteristic of the M6mkII or the abundance of focus points. But headphone jack would be a joy. And the 32 mp of this sensor, oh lord!! I have a few EF lenses adapted in my M50 but running nice in my 5DmkIV and others, so I think the 90D is the one, with better grip and handling. Or maybe wait for the M50mk2, well... Right now, the 90D would be my number one choice. Thanks again, keep making this wonderful videos. I recently started making videos with Lumix cameras, and although my first love is Canon, I have enjoyed them so much (Lumix G9 and Lumix GX85, 4K wow!) that a G85 is in the way. But the 90d have attracted my attention, and I am looking around for good offers to buy one in good shape or new with a special price. Take care!!
Awesome review! Have you reviewed the Canon M200? I am setting up a rental streaming studio and think the M200s might be perfect additions to a 4 camera setup
Hi Sagi. Enjoyed the comparison. Just curious about one thing you said -- that the M6MkII has shallower depth of field. Why is that? Isn't the M6 an APS-C body, like the 90d? Also I was hoping for some comparison of image quality for still photography, but the content was entirely focused on the video aspects of the two cameras. I rarely shoot video. Which do you think is the better camera for photography -- portraits and photography in general? Thanks
Thanks for the feedback Donna. The only time the m6mkii would have a shallower depth of field is when using the speedbooster. Otherwise they are identical. I only touched on image quality for photos once, because it’s essentially identical. The real difference would be in using EF-m lenses vs L series lenses. If you plan on using an adapter. I like the m6mkii with the viewfinder because you get eye af for portraits. Hope that helps. Let me know.
