The equipment we use as photographers is personal to each of us what suits one person does not suit another, but people keep asking what do you use.
I have now updated my lenses to mostly Canon RF.
I have now added the Canon R6 markIII camera to the equipment I use we will see if it performs as well in low light as the Canon R6 which I am still using alongside to compare.
The Camera of choice for me is the Canon R6 series Mirrorless. I find the original R6 is great for the low light / night photography like photographing The Northern Lights and is also great for the rest of my photography. We will have to see if the R6 Mk III performs as well with its extra Megapixels.
I use them in combination with an EF to RF lens adapter where necessary.
I chose the MEIKE EF to RF control ring adapter as Canon ones were hard to come by at the time and it was a lot less £££’s. I have found that it works really well with all the EF lenses I have.
Canon RF 200-800mm
f6.3-9.0 IS USM
with 1.4X = f9.0-13.0
with 2.0X = f13.0-18.0
The teleconverters are the Canon RF 1.4X which gives a 1.4x magnification taking the
200-800 up to 280-1120mm.
100-400mm up to 140-560mm
and the Canon RF 2.0X which gives a 2.0x magnification taking the
200-800mm up to 400-1600mm.
100-400mm up to 200-800mm
The Canon RF 100-400mm f5.6-8.0 IS USM
with 1.4X = f8.0-11.0
with 2.0X = f11.0-16.0
The Canon RF 24-240mm f4.0-6.3 IS USM, this is the lens that will live on the Camera.
The Canon RF 16-28mm
f2.8 IS STM Ultra Wide Angle
The Canon RF 10-20mm
f4.0 L IS STM Ultra Wide Angle
The Canon RF 20mm f1.4L VCM
The Sigma 8mm f3.5 EX DG Fisheye is Auto focus and I am having some fun with this lens.
Samyang T-S 24mm f3.5 tilt Shift Lens
The Tripod is Manfrotto Compact Advanced aluminium tripod with 3-way head, black.
The remote cable is a cheap generic model.
