While there are extreme cameras that offer things like ultra-high resolution or super-fast continuous shooting speeds, for the majority of photographers, they’re a bit of an overkill. Cameras with more moderate specs and features should satisfy the needs of most photographers today, and two of the best options out there are the Canon EOS R6 Mark II and the Sony a7 IV. This great comparison video looks at both to help you decide which is right for you.
Coming to you from Oma GhomrawiThis excellent video compares Canon EOS R6 Mark II and sony a7 IV mirrorless camera. While a decade ago you might need a more advanced camera for some more technically demanding genres, such as wildlife or sports photography, advances in technology have created many mid-range full-frame bodies capable of solving these problems perfectly, thanks to huge improvements in autofocus performance, continuous shooting speed, high ISO image quality, etc. Unless you really need a very high level of resolution or outstanding speed and features, you will be perfectly satisfied (and save a lot of money) by choosing either of these cameras. Check out the video above for the full recap from Ghomrawi.
