Late to the party, but reading through these responses reminded me of my brother-in-law back in 2018. He had this exact same dilemma before a massive ...
Been thinking about your post for a bit. Honestly, if you only have three weeks and a hard limit of $2200, trying to buy a brand new setup is going to...
Building on the earlier suggestion, that 24-105mm f4 is a great workhorse, but honestly f4 might still feel too slow indoors with fast kids. The R6 se...
Building on the earlier suggestion, I have found that most folks focus way too much on autofocus for landscape work. In my experience over the years, ...
I went through this exact thing before a trip to Zion last year. Honestly, for hiking all day, you really want the Canon RF 14-35mm f/4L IS USM. It is...
Late to the party but I snagged a used Sony FE 24-105mm f/4 G OSS to save cash. Tbh the f4 is fine if you bump ISO.
> Re: "late to the party but honestly if you..."I’ve spent way too many hours staring at MTF charts and in my experience, the 24-200mm is basically...
Good to know!
> The 18-55 is fine for daylight but as soon as I try to take photos of my kids running around the house in the evening its just a blurry mess I remem...
Have you considered just renting for the first one? Its a total lifesaver and basically the best way to do your own 'field test' without dropping $150...