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no, what are you trying to buy ?
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I don't think your primes will become "obsolete" anytime soon but zooms are more versatile. You still use older EF lenses with Canon mirrorless, the adapter is just a metal ring with contacts
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For birds you're going to need something longer than 300mm - e.g. 100-400 or 150-600 or a long telephoto prime
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I use the older 70-200 2.8 "ii" on mirrorless If they have a return policy and one year warranty go for it
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shooting RAW or Jpeg ? if jpeg what is the "picture style" profile settings
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my thoughts: go mirrorless - Canon R5, R6, etc. which can use older EF lenses
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all would probably be better (AF, MP's, etc) than a 10 yea old camera. And mirrorless is smaller and lighter and can use the older DSLR lens. you can do a side-by-side comparison - https://www ...
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For birds and wildlife you would need to upgrade the lens - e.g. 100-400 but much larger and heavier than the 55-250.
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not really, the next step up in IQ and reach is a prime
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OK - whatever ... didn't click the vid link I don't experience the "pulsing' or "hunt" with my 150-600 but I think the 100-400 probably has better/faster AF www.flickr.com/photos/mmirrorless
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The Canon R adapter is just a metal ring with contacts - works great with older EF lens www.flickr.com/photos/mmirrorless
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sorry, I'm not aware of any "pulsing" with my 150-600 - whatever that is www.flickr.com/photos/mmirrorless
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full frame is definitely better for indoor sports - also consider the cost of lens
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I use both the Sigma 150-600 "C" and 100-400 v1 on a Canon mirrorless I prefer the 100-400 for the smaller size and weight www.flickr.com/photos/mmirrorless
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Canon R6 and 100-400 and 70-200 2.8 are good for wildlife & people
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get closer with the 70-200 2.8 :-D
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