The R6 Mark III is one of the most impressive cameras Canon has released in years, and easily the most well-rounded body in its price bracket. It takes the flagship-grade autofocus [...] and [...] packages them into a body that costs $2,799 [...]
The R6 Mark III is one of the most impressive cameras Canon has released in years, and easily the most well-rounded body in its price bracket. It takes the flagship-grade autofocus [...] and [...] packages them into a body that costs $2,799 [...]
For a first drone, yes. If still image quality is why you’re buying, I’d spend more and get the DJI Mini 5 Pro.
It is not the drone for you if you want something pocketable or cheap, and in the US you will have to buy it through a third-party retailer like B&H rather than DJI directly.
After a week of puffins on Grímsey, I would put the Canon RF 100-300mm f/2.8 L IS USM ahead of any other telephoto zoom Canon has made.
The Canon RF 100-500mm telephoto lens is my all-time favourite lens and for a first RF version, it’s more-than-solid. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t small things that could be improved on a second iteration.
Short version, for anyone deciding in 2026: the DJI Mavic 3 Pro is still a brilliant photography drone, and I stand by almost every image I shot with it.
Everything about the Canon RF 14-35mm F4 L IS USM fits better into my workflow than my F2.8 lens.
To me, DJI Mini 5 Pro is an easy recommendation but it highly depends on your practical use case. If you are based in the US, factor in the DJI import ban when planning purchases and spares.
