EOS R5 Mark II

Depends. Canon has their Lens Ecosystem locked off.If you need open gate Canon is your pick.If you want a two in one cam you could get the R5ii or the just released A7RVI.Both will serve all your needs and handle everything you described in your situation.I personally would probably go for the R6iii

"left canon, right Lumix" This is just mind blowing. To all who purchased the(I purchased S5iiX) S5ii or S5iiX, you are really smart. The feature of being able to do 96MP raw file is what closed it for me. Just use that tripod you purchased years ago, the raw files are insane in detail. I purchased

I shoot volleyball in the summer and we have a couple of Sony shooters use it. As a Canon shooter I can't say that I am not jealous. I use the Sigma 50-100mm 1.8 in crop mode on my R5 Mark II for a lot of events, but I don't use it for volleyball because 80mm on the short end is too tight and it zoo

Camera manufacturers don't take into consideration us underwater photographers. They change a button/dial/position or the entire camera itself and that super-expensive housing is forever married to that one specific camera. I have the Canon R5M1. When the R5M2 came out, I thought about it for a mome