Best Canon Wildlife Camera

Best Canon camera since my first Canon 20D

Best battery for Canon Camera R5

Best quality for wildlife pictures ever during day and night

My 15 year old son bought this camera to use for wildlife photography. We have had several Canon PowerShot cameras and this one continues to impress. Its small size makes it easy to carry, but the zoom is terrific, especially in such a compact package.

I am using this extender on my Canon 70-200 IS lens to photograph sports and wildlife. I will also use it on the Canon 100-400 lens for even further reach. Focus is quickly achieved when using the extender on a telephoto lens. This is an excellent piece of equipment, but for the weight conscious, it is heavy. When it is necessary to hand-hold the camera, the extra weight helps in holding the camera steady.

I have been a Canon supporter for many years and I’m on the 5D, the 5D2, 5D3, 5D4 and now I just bought the new Canaan 1Dx Mark 3. I’m a sports and wildlife photographer and bought this camera for the auto focus and shutter speed it provides. It is hands down the best camera I’ve ever owned. I was hesitant to purchase this camera because of the price but I’m satisfied I did. I recommend anyone who loves wildlife and or sports photography to buy this camera. I haven’t taken a lot of landscape photos thus far but I’m sure the results will be awarding. As always B&H Photo has been a professional experience and I’ve purchased several thousand dollars of equipment over the past 20 years. Steve

I use this adapter while shooting wildlife photography. I have a Canon 500mm lens and with this adapter I can quickly move the camera and long lens to capture birds in flight. The light weight and coupled use to my existing ball head is a real plus.

I upgraded from a Canon 600D and loved my choice. The eye tracking technology is just amazing. I bundled with a Sony 200-600 mm lens and got amazing images of birds in Georgia and all sorts of wildlife in Alaska. This camera hits that sweet spot of cost and capabilities if you are looking for wildlife photography. It's an overkill if you are just getting into photography. I would recommend this camera for someone who knows how to use an SLR and specifically knows how to do things in manual mode

Bought this for my wifes Canon all in one camera to shoot local wildlife and she loves how easy the MeFOTO tripod is to adjust for her shots.

I have a desire to see far away wildlife and geogological formations. Image stabilization is wonderful. I am a Canon camera user with many IS lenses. This does not disappoint!