larryepage Loc: North Texas area

Thanks to both of you for your comments. Paul...one reason I am asking these questions is that it's my money, not hers. And I agree about the R6ii being a better choice than the R6. But the more moderate resolution of the R6ii seems a better choice than the R5.

Lens-wise, I want her to try for herself and see whether a 24-70 seems to offer any advantages over a 24-105. And for a (hopefully) long-term working setup, the L lens strikes me as a better choice, but that might not be correct for her.

Anyway...we'll see where this ends up going.

Thanks again to both of you.

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Entirely purely NOT what they are looking for.

*You* may be lusting after that kit, in which case *you* should buy that ... despite all the advices against it. Its a standard UHH dream kit from some years ago, and it is quite a bit cheaper now that its obsolete. So, go for it !

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

I think if I were shooting documents/prints/paintings or other flat objects, a flat field macro lens would be the lens of choice.

larryepage Loc: North Texas area

There will be some of that, and I agree completely. But mostly it will be not that.

John Bastas Loc: Birmingham, Al

Not lusting for it at all, have that and more.