PLEASE READ THE FULL POSTING. I'm a professional photographer and selling a few of my camera bodies as I've been upgrading to the R5 Mark II recently and no longer have a need for my R6's. They were used for event photography, and wildlife photography. I just had both services at Canon CPS, and one just got cleaned with no issues, and the other had the top dial assembly replaced due to slipping on the dial. That particular body also had the Shutter Assembly and Main PCB replaced back in 2023. Shutter counts are 171,608 and 173,090. As a professional in the industry these were used mainly for events, and wildlife, hence the higher shutter count. Despite what the manufacturer says, these should last between 300,000 - 500,000+ on the shutter for full frame mirrorless bodies. As you can see the original boxes are there, two Canon batteries, and five SmallRig batteries which work without issue and can also be charged via USBC.
