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I already have a Canon M6 w/ 18-55mm and 55-210mm as my portable for travel purpose, this seems like an upgrade especially with its 4K video, should I do it? All my other gears are Canon (R5 and 5DS).
It's an excellent camera for the price. While the Z50 II provides much better focus performance, it costs twice as much and is noticeably thicker and heavier.
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I already have a Canon M6 w/ 18-55mm and 55-210mm as my portable for travel purpose, this seems like an upgrade especially with its 4K video, should I do it? All my other gears are Canon (R5 and 5DS).
I'm grabbing more for photos. I'd assume sticking within the eco system would be easier. Regardless, the resale values on eBay and the like would mean you can easily get your money back if you end up not happy.
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Wait -- in 2026, this thing has microUSB? 🤣
It's an entry level camera body that was launched in 2019. While its contemporary Z7 and Z6 counterparts included USB-C, it sold for about for a quarter and half the price, respectively.
Feigning shock that entry level camera body released more than 7-years ago has micro-USB is just silly, even in 2026.
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I already have a Canon M6 w/ 18-55mm and 55-210mm as my portable for travel purpose, this seems like an upgrade especially with its 4K video, should I do it? All my other gears are Canon (R5 and 5DS).
You won't use it, because it is too big. I still use my M6 for travel, even tho i have more capable cameras. Buy it if you have another use case, but not for travel specific.
Unless you are using it tethered, USB connection is not really needed in these type of cameras. Use ur computers card reader to transfer files, it be quicker. Use a dedicated charger, better for the camera to not heat up.
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Feigning shock that entry level camera body released more than 7-years ago has micro-USB is just silly, even in 2026.
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