EOS R6 Mark II Mirrorless Camera (Body Only), Full-Frame Camera, 24.2 Megapixel CMOS Sensor, Photo and Video Capabilities, Black

I’m totally new to mirrorless cameras, so keep that in mind if I miss anything or don’t explain it fully. I recently purchased both the Canon EOS R6 Mark II and the newer Canon EOS R6 Mark III, and have spent the last few weeks getting familiar with them both. And here’s what I can say with complete confidence—the Mark II holds its ground far more than you might expect. On paper, the Mark III brings some nice upgrades—higher resolution, newer video capabilities, and some other refinements—but in real-world use, the Mark II delivers performance that feels remarkably close to its younger cousin. Autofocus is fast and reliable, tracking is excellent, and overall responsiveness is right there with the newer model. In many shooting scenarios, especially controlled environments or hybrid work, the difference is far less noticeable than the spec sheet might suggest. What stands out most is how balanced the Mark II is. It’s a true hybrid camera in every sense—strong stills performance, excellent video capabilities, and dependable low-light results. The camera feels to me that it’s more than enough for professional work and is a superstar for the less experienced like me. The camera handles both photography and video seamlessly, and that’s very important for my use case (YouTube videos and lots of stills!). The speed is there when you need it, the image quality is consistent, and the overall shooting experience feels refined and intuitive. Having both cameras side by side, I can honestly say the Mark II pulls very close to the same weight as the Mark III in everyday use. Unless you specifically need the newer features, you’re not sacrificing much at all—and in some cases, I would consider the Mark II to be the more practical and efficient choice. For anyone considering this camera, don’t hesitate overlook it just because a newer version exists. The Mark II is not a compromise—it’s a highly capable, robust body that performs well in a whole host of use cases and settings. I love it!!

Coming from an old Rebel T7, this was a huuuuuuge upgrade, I did need to grab an external flash and the EF-RF adapter (get the one that has the filter insert, thank me later), but considering all the EF glass I already had, I considered it part of the investment. Apart from the full frame vs crop argument, the R6ii absolutely stomps my old T7 in like all ways EXCEPT for battery life, the T7 seemed to last for days on a full charge, the R6ii can do a few hundred photos or so and then its time for a fresh battery, that's the nature of mirrorless tho. So if you're using this to film or shoot a day long event, you might consider bringing a couple spares. The low-light sensitivity on this thing is insane, I took it to a festival and shot some night shots around 11PM - Midnight, got it home to check out what I shot in Lightroom and it looked like we were shooting at sunset, extremely impressive, plus, its ability to focus leaves the rebel in the dust, it can't even begin to compare. Is it worth the nearly $2K price? depends on your application; there are other options out there (R5ii for considerably more $ and way more resolution than the R6ii, R8 for about half the $ of the R6ii, minus IBIS and some other differences), whether or not you need/want IBIS depends on what glass you have and what/how you're shooting, but if you shoot a lot of low light like I do and want a good, professional, general purpose camera, this is the one, it can truly do it all. Love my R6ii, the only regret I (may) have is not waiting for the R6iii, but if you know Canon, who knows when it'll come out, they don't even know when it'll come out.

I've been using prosumer cameras for 30 years. I decided it was time to replace my 13-year old Canon 7D, and I chose the Canon R6 Mark II. I'm very happy with it. I was considering buying the R8, but when I held it, I realized it was too small to fit comfortably in my hand. (I'm just an average size guy, with average male hands.) The R6 Mark II is 1/4" taller so it fits my hand better than the R8, plus it has a better viewfinder (especially important for glasses wearers like me), plus it has in-camera image stabilization. To me, those were the features that justified the extra price. Compared to my old Canon 7D, the new R6 Mark II has *much* better focusing, better resolution (more than the extra 6 megapixels would suggest), and shoots in much lower light. With the 7D, ISO 1600 was the highest I could go if I wanted good image quality, but the R6 Mark II can easily go up to ISO 12800. Heck, even ISO 56000 works for casual use. The camera has TONS of customizations. So if you like to tinker and read user manuals, you will be in heaven. One of the cool new features is focus stacking. This lets you take a close-up picture of something and get the whole thing in perfect focus, front to back. The camera takes many individual shots, each at a slightly different focus point, and stitches them together in-camera. It works best with a completely still subject and a tripod, so I won't be using it a lot, but it is cool. I was wondering how much I would like the electronic viewfinder, and it turns out I prefer it over a "real" viewfinder that older DSLR cameras like my 7D have. The biggest benefit is at night because the viewfinder is brighter; this makes the camera easier and more fun to use.

As a Jedi Master wielding the Force in the realm of photography, I have tested many tools, yet few resonate with the balance of power and precision like the Canon R6 Mark II. This camera is not merely a piece of technology—it is an extension of one’s vision, a conduit through which the Force of light and shadow flows effortlessly. Autofocus – Faster Than a Jedi’s Reflexes The R6 Mark II’s Dual Pixel CMOS AF II operates with the speed of a lightsaber strike, locking onto subjects with near-precognitive accuracy. Whether tracking a swift-moving podracer or the subtle motion of a Jedi in deep meditation, the subject detection (including humans, animals, and vehicles) ensures that focus remains unwavering. Low Light Performance – The Dark Side Has No Hold Here Even in the dimmest of conditions, where only the faintest glow of a distant star illuminates the scene, this camera excels. The ISO range (100-102400, expandable) allows for clean images in the shadowy depths of the Outer Rim, without succumbing to the noise and grain of lesser tools. A Jedi sees in darkness—so too does the R6 Mark II. Burst Shooting – Speed of a Starfighter in Hyperspace With 40 FPS electronic shutter and 12 FPS mechanical, the R6 Mark II captures the action of high-speed chases, ensuring that not a moment is lost. This is a weapon of precision, ideal for wildlife, sports, and any mission where timing is as crucial as a well-placed lightsaber strike. Image Stabilization – The Force Keeps It Steady The 8-stop In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS) ensures smooth shots even when the path ahead is turbulent. Whether wielding the RF 100-500mm, or a more compact lens, the stabilization holds firm, allowing for crisp imagery without reliance on a tripod—a necessity for a Jedi constantly on the move. 4K Video – A Holorecording of Supreme Clarity For those who wish to document the teachings of the Order, the 6K oversampled 4K60p video produces footage worthy of the Jedi Archives. Full HD 180p slow motion captures every motion with detail befitting the finest holorecordings. C-Log 3 ensures the flexibility to shape the story in post-production, much like a Jedi crafting their lightsaber. Ergonomics & Build – As Balanced as a Lightsaber The R6 Mark II’s grip and layout provide intuitive handling, ensuring that one need not divert focus from the scene to adjust settings. The weather sealing withstands harsh planetary conditions, be it the icy winds of Hoth or the humid jungles of Dagobah. The Verdict – A True Weapon of the Light The Canon R6 Mark II is a Jedi’s ally in the pursuit of photographic excellence—fast, reliable, and capable in all conditions. Whether you are an apprentice seeking your first full-frame mirrorless camera or a Master in need of a high-speed, low-light powerhouse, this is the way of the Light Side. May the Light (and sharp images) be with you.

It’s made shooting effortless even in manual mode. The flicker setting has saved me so many times and the silent shutter has seriously come in so handy. This camera is so incredibly fast and still outputs crisp and clear images. The battery life hasn’t let me down so far and lasted for a 8 hour wedding! I plan on purchasing another battery as back up. I go to photo jobs with confidence that my equipment will do its job and do it well. It’s high quality and preforms better than any canon rebel I’ve ever owned. I highly recommend purchasing some tempered glass screen protectors and always flip the screen in while storing in your camera bag. This camera has basically paid for itself! If you are considering upgrading to mirrorless this is your sign! Oh and p.s. the canon lens adapter is only $120. So you don’t have to buy a brand new RF lens and still use this camera body with your old lenses ;)

Get it. Moved up from Canon 5DS's. Loved the R6II so much, I bought a second one. Astrophotography is the bomb whereas the 5DS wouldn't close the shutter in no pollution areas. Fav feature, changes can be seen in eye viewer cup as you spin the back knob to raise and lower ISO or shutter. I can also preview dark skies to ensure I'm not under exposing.

Great camera with plenty useable function for crisp photos of musical artists. Shoots much faster and has good built in steadiness even for a 75 y/o even in silent mode when shooting in a listening room. Very pleased with it after a year's heavy use. (this wasn't true with the first CanonR I purchased and now never using.

I recently upgraded to the Canon R6 Mark II, and I couldn't be happier with the decision. This camera is an absolute beast when it comes to performance. The autofocus is incredibly fast and accurate — it locks onto subjects with ease, even in low light. The image quality is stunning, with rich colors and sharp detail straight out of the camera. One of my favorite features is the improved 24.2MP sensor — it offers that perfect balance between resolution and low-light capability. Also, the in-body stabilization is a game changer, especially for handheld video or shooting at slower shutter speeds. Speaking of video, the 4K 60p footage is crisp and clean, with no overheating issues so far. Canon really nailed it with this upgrade. Whether you're into photography or hybrid shooting, the R6 Mark II delivers on all fronts. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a pro-level mirrorless camera that’s both powerful and easy to use!

Comprei para fotografia e vídeo e a experiência tem sido excelente. A câmera entrega imagens extremamente nítidas, com ótimo desempenho mesmo em pouca luz, além de um foco automático rápido e muito preciso. A construção é robusta, o manuseio é confortável e os recursos facilitam bastante o uso tanto para trabalhos quanto para projetos pessoais. Dá para perceber claramente que é um equipamento de nível profissional. Estou muito satisfeito com a compra e recomendo para quem busca qualidade e confiabilidade.

Excelente, el producto llegó en perfectas condiciones y exactamente como se describía. El tiempo de entrega fue mucho más rápido de lo estimado, lo cual se agradece bastante. Todo funcionando muy bien y la atención excelente. Recomiendo mucho al vendedor.

Venant d'un 5D mark III, je le trouve en tout point génial à utiliser. Léger, rapide, précis, bonne gestion des couleurs et très complets pour les possibilités de réglage. Je viens aussi d'un Sony A7 R IV. Travailler avec un capteur moins grand est franchement agréable pour le poids des images et le traitement. L'autonomie de la batterie est bien meilleure aussi que sur le Sony. Pour le moment, la seule chose qui est moins performante que sur le 5D mark III à mon avis est sa robustesse. Les appareils sans miroir sont pleins d'électronique et léger, évidemment le tout à l'air plus fragile d'autant que les 5D sont des tanks de solidité et d'endurance...

Sí lo que buscas es una cámara de fotos o piensas hacer un upgrade viniendo de DSLR, sin duda la recomiendo bastante, esta más que sobrada para la gran mayoría de usuarios. NOTA. Si sienten que suena la cámara al moverla, solo si tuviera algo flojo por dentro, no se espanten como yo jajajajaja es el estabilizador el que suena. No, no está rota ni viene dañada. Esta es mi primera mirrorless y cuandó escuché que sonaba sí sentí terror. VIDEO Originalmente está cámara la compré para hacer video, después de mucho buscar y también por presupuesto, me decidí por la R6 II porque ya tenía ópticas y accesorios Canon, así que aposté por y decidí darle una oportunidad. Hasta el día de hoy que escribí esta reseña, aún no la he calado para video ni explotado el C-LOG o el 6K RAW. VENDEDOR El vendedor en mi caso fue PROIMPORTS y el tiempo de entrega fue bastante bueno a pesar de que la compré en fin año. La esperaba un 8 de Enero y llegó el día 5 vía Estafeta. El embalaje puede mejorar muchísimo, para ser un equipo que no vale $2 pesos, solo le pusieron unos cartones al rededor y nada más. Por suerte llegó bien y sin problemas. GENERALES Sin duda es un equipo que se le puede exprimir bastante para fotografía. La pantalla y el viewfinder son una chulada. Si quieres hacer puras fotografías está más que sobrada para la gran mayoría de nosotros. Ya si te dedicas a fotografía de deportes o de vida salvaje/naturaleza considero que ya una R3 sería muchos mejor.

Muitas configurações, fotos de qualidade excelente