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(refurb) Canon 6D Mark II DSLR Camera (Body) $900 + free s/h (less w/ SD Cashback)
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call canon loyalty program, give them your current camera's serial number, you'll get 20% off your next new camera.... i'd recommend an RP (compact full frame mirrorless) and an ef-rf converter from amazon to use your current lenses
basically, you call 8664438002, press ext 2, and then speak to a person
very straightforward
basically, you call 8664438002, press ext 2, and then speak to a person
very straightforward
https://shop.usa.canon.
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The RP's downside is the battery, it will take a few hundred shots on a full charge, which I make do with extra batteries and an extended grip. On the upside, it's much smaller and lighter, the EVF is great because you see what the sensor sees, so you're seeing a preview of the output image in the viewfinder. Also, in my 6D I, I used to focus by keeping the center point on, half pressing the shutter and moving the camera. In the RP, I can move the focus point by moving my finger on the touchscreen, a much smoother experience especially since it has over 3.5 thousand AF points.
It's been a while since I've had an articulating viewfinder. It really does make a difference, and makes various shots a lot easier.
It's been a while since I've had an articulating viewfinder. It really does make a difference, and makes various shots a lot easier.
It'll depend on how many lens you have. If not many, move to mirrorless.
The only thing I don't like about this program is the need to use the phone. It's too easy to misspell an email address or other vital info. But fortunately it all worked out and confirmed by the email receipt. I first tried using chat at the canon online store but they asked me to call the number to talk to the upgrade program (used to be loyalty program).