Although the Canon EOS R5 received a lot of praise upon release, the EOS R6 is arguably the most practical packhorse in Canon’s lineup, with a balanced feature set that borrows many advanced capabilities from its larger sibling without the extra luxuries that would drive up its price. The EOS R6 Mark II takes that foundation and includes a host of new enhancements and features that add to a refined and comprehensive professional instrument. This great video review looks at the camera’s performance for stills and compares it to the latest options from Sony and Panasonic.
Coming to you from Gordon LaingThis excellent video review looks at Canon EOS R6 Mark II How does a mirrorless camera dedicated to stills perform and compare it with the Sony a7 IV and the Panasonic S5 II. While features like a 45-megapixel sensor and 8K raw video are certainly convenient, most people don’t really need such extreme capabilities. The great thing about the EOS R6 Mark II is that it includes most of the features from Canon’s higher-end bodies without the extra resolution or raw video, helping to keep its price more affordable. Check out the video above for Laing’s full thoughts.
