TeeJay626

This will be replacing my 80D and also as a complement to my R6.  I shoot mainly wildlife, so I expect to use the R7 more. I will be using most of my existing RF lenses, such as the RF 100-400, RF ...

Just got back from my annual Yellowstone trip.  I'm really devastated with the recent flooding that has destroyed some roads and places we always visit. Anyway, This year I had my new Canon R6 and ...

I have the RF 100-400 with the 1.4x TC and it works great.  I had the RF 800 f11 as well as the Sigma 150-600 C, and this combo works the best, at least for me, on my R6. The focus is fast and ...

I have this lens and while it's primarily used on my wife's 80D, I also will adapt it to my R6 and it produces great results.  Here are a few samples.

I really like the idea of a 16-55 f2.8.  If that's just as good, or better than the EF-S 17-55 f2.8, that'd be a no brainer.  Also the 55-250 would make a nice kit.  I'm not worried with the ...

Different lens mount.  The extender won't fit.

I have the R6 and have the RF 100-400 lens as well as the Canon RF 1.4x TC.  Also, I did have the EF 100-400L IS II, which works great adapted to the R6, but it was very heavy.  The RF 100-400 is ...

I use the Viltrox RF 85mm f1.8 on my R6 and absolutely love this combination.  I tested this lens along with the Canon RF 85 f2 and the Samyang.  For me, this was the best of the bunch. I had the ...

You're getting there.  I love my R6 paired with the RF 100-400.  I even got the RF 1.4x teleconverter and am very happy with the results.  I love shooting my backyard birds too, and have gotten ...

Don't understand your comment.  Canon's APS-C DSLRs were an EF mount.  The sensor size allowed EF-S glass to be developed and used.  You can use both EF and EF-S lenses on a crop body DSLR.  I ...

I have the R6 with the RF 100-400 and the RF 1.4x Extender.  I LOVE this combo!  I had a Sigma 150-600 as well as the RF 800 f11.  For me personally, the RF 100-400 with extender is the best ...

I ended up buying the RF 70-200 f4. The place where I made the purchase ended up selling out of the RF 24-105 so it kind of made it an easier choice as I wanted to make the purchase before my ...

Nice shot!  The 77D is an excellent option.  Has a great sensor and AF system for a DSLR, and is lightweight and easy to hold.  I recently got the amazing R6, which is a total game changer. Enjoy ...

No.  I traded it in for a "like new" 80D, which has now been given to my wife as her camera, replacing my old T3i.  I now shoot with the R6 and couldn't be happier.  Amazing camera. The 77D is a ...

Yes, I pretty much plan on keeping the 1.4x attached to the 100-400 all the time.  I use Topaz DeNoise and Sharpen AI as plug-ins to both Lightroom and Photoshop, so I'm good to go there. For all ...

Keep in mind, this lens isn't just for Yellowstone, but to add to my kit for other reasons.  My RF 100-400 will get most of the work in the park.  The RF 800 f11 is a no go for me, as I've already ...

Great shot! I had the RF 800 f11 for a few months and in the end traded it in as I just didn't like it.  I did get some nice images, but in the end, the focus was too slow for moving objects and I ...

I've been going to Yellowstone annually for close to 20 years, and trust me, the RF 100-400 with the 1.4x will be plenty.  Also, the Tamron and Sigma lenses are too heavy for me, since I have some ...

I have this lens along with the JJC lens hood.  I love this lens on my R6.  I also recently got the 1.4x TC to go along with it and it's a great combo for wildlife.  You'll love it!

I do plan to use my 100-400 most of the time in Yellowstone.  I've had UWA lenses in the past, but honestly never really used them much, if at all.  I just don't see my self using the 16mm. Also, ...