Any reason to keep the R3 after getting the R5 Mark ii?

My unpopular opinion is keep the R3, I would pick it over R5mkii for sports and I would keep the R8 for my walk around camera.
This is what I have been doing, and it worked well for me. However, I really did want a usable precapture for shooting kids at bat. It's not fun to shoot every pitch at 30fps, because I cannot know if they are going to swing and hit the ball. The R8's precapture is not well implemented and it is a hassle to use in reality. Also, there is rolling shutter effects on the bat and ball sometimes due to the slower shutter.

Thank you for commenting. :-)
I like the grip on the R3 better. The R5 II isn’t much smaller or lighter than the R3 though once you attach an L lens.
 
My unpopular opinion is keep the R3, I would pick it over R5mkii for sports and I would keep the R8 for my walk around camera.
This is what I have been doing, and it worked well for me. However, I really did want a usable precapture for shooting kids at bat. It's not fun to shoot every pitch at 30fps, because I cannot know if they are going to swing and hit the ball. The R8's precapture is not well implemented and it is a hassle to use in reality. Also, there is rolling shutter effects on the bat and ball sometimes due to the slower shutter.

Thank you for commenting. :-)
I like the grip on the R3 better. The R5 II isn’t much smaller or lighter than the R3 though once you attach an L lens.
Is the grip on the R3 have a more reasonable reflection of buttons than the R52?
 
My unpopular opinion is keep the R3, I would pick it over R5mkii for sports and I would keep the R8 for my walk around camera.
This is what I have been doing, and it worked well for me. However, I really did want a usable precapture for shooting kids at bat. It's not fun to shoot every pitch at 30fps, because I cannot know if they are going to swing and hit the ball. The R8's precapture is not well implemented and it is a hassle to use in reality. Also, there is rolling shutter effects on the bat and ball sometimes due to the slower shutter.

Thank you for commenting. :-)
I like the grip on the R3 better. The R5 II isn’t much smaller or lighter than the R3 though once you attach an L lens.
Is the grip on the R3 have a more reasonable reflection of buttons than the R52?
Yes.
 
My unpopular opinion is keep the R3, I would pick it over R5mkii for sports and I would keep the R8 for my walk around camera.
This is what I have been doing, and it worked well for me. However, I really did want a usable precapture for shooting kids at bat. It's not fun to shoot every pitch at 30fps, because I cannot know if they are going to swing and hit the ball. The R8's precapture is not well implemented and it is a hassle to use in reality. Also, there is rolling shutter effects on the bat and ball sometimes due to the slower shutter.

Thank you for commenting. :-)
I like the grip on the R3 better. The R5 II isn’t much smaller or lighter than the R3 though once you attach an L lens.
Is the grip on the R3 have a more reasonable reflection of buttons than the R52?
Yes.
Thank you fella
 

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