Documentary Style Photographer Documenting Fighters, Warriors, Rebels, Artists
Today I went to Best Buy and finally upgrade my gear to a brand new Canon R6 Mark II camera.
This last month I shot my first fight event BCT Bite Down Chin Down Throw Down Championship. It was a night full of boxing and kickboxing.
For this event I was still using my old camera, the Canon 60D, which is now about 15 years old.
Even though the Canon 60D is still a great camera, it just wasn't fast enough for what I wanted to capture. I had to push it to its limits:
I still got some great shots and was able to produce good images, but I know I missed a lot of shots. I could have gotten much better quality with a better camera.
That's why I decided it was finally time for an upgrade.
I headed into Best Buy to get the Canon R6 Mark II.
Why Best Buy instead of ordering online?
They had it in stock and I could walk out with it in just a few minutes.
This is a major upgrade from my Canon 60D. I cannot wait to test it at the next fight event and start shooting higher quality images.
I still don't know what this camera is fully capable of but here's why I picked up Canon R6 Mark II:
For fight photography I need high shutter speeds to freeze the action and clean high ISO performance with minimal noise (something the 60D struggled with).
Pairing Canon R6 Mark II with a good RF zoom lens, the combination will be undeniable.
The lens I ended up purchasing to start with is the Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM.

Cannot wait to put it to work.
Let's get to it!
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My name is Alex. Former fighter, now photographer. I'm documentary style photographer specializing in documenting fighters, warriors, rebels, artists, creators, business owners in their natural environments.