Originally Posted by
nkedel
I'm very happy with an APS-C mirrorless camera (EOS M3 and will probably upgrade it whenever either they replace the M6 or if there's big price drop, with the M6 itself) and one of the cheaper full-frame DSLRs (EOS 6D). I'm curious about full-frame mirrorless, but I have enough existing Canon glass that I don't see changing systems [b]and the first-generation EOS R is too big to really be an improvement on the 6D]/b] -- if they come out with a smaller, rangefinder style full frame camera I'd be pretty much all over it.
I don't see ever getting another pocket camera -- or another APS-C DSLR.
The EOS R is smaller and lighter (but not much) than the 6D, due to the lack of a mirror box. Moreover with the (included) EF adapter, you can continue to use all your EF and EF-S glass on the R. The R is more or less a 6DMk3 as it is the same 'entry' level FF DSLR of Canon, but without mirror.