This year Canon ’s work in imaging is mainly to launch two APS-C mirrorless cameras, EOS R7 and EOS R10. So is there any new trend in Canon’s full-frame mirrorless? Recently, foreign media reported that Canon’s EOS R6 Mark II has entered the product testing stage, which may mean that the new R6 series mirrorless may be officially released this year, but the possibility of delayed launch cannot be ruled out.
There is currently no detailed information about this full-frame mirrorless camera, but it is rumored that the new camera will be equipped with a stacked image sensor. I wonder if it will be the same CMOS of the EOS R3. If it is the same CMOS of the EOS R3, This means that the EOS R6 Mark II will support 24-megapixel photo shooting. The pixel improvement is not obvious enough, but the addition of stacked CMOS will definitely improve the EOS R6 Mark. II's continuous shooting performance, and the video specifications should also support 6K oversampling to 4K.
At the same time, considering that the EOS R5 series focuses on high-pixel products, the possibility of upgrading the EOS R6 Mark II to 30 million pixels is low. As for the next generation of EOS R5 products, we may have to wait for news next year.
