Canon EOS R6 has been launched for more than two years, and there are already many speculations about the successor model market. It was previously reported that the EOS R6 Mark II will be equipped with the same stacked CMOS as EOS R3. As long as the image processor is coordinated, I believe that the camera's continuous shooting ability can be greatly improved, or it can become a simplified version of the small R3. However, it is reported that the specifications of the EOS R6 Mark II do not seem to change much. The number of continuous shots, video specifications, and appearance are basically the same as the existing EOS R6. Some domestic film friends said, "Want to come out again?"
is the following EOS R6 Mark II specifications:
· 24-megapixel full-frame CMOS photosensitive element
· Built-in 5-axis body anti-shake
· Mechanical shutter 12fps continuous shooting
· No crop 4K 30p video
· Cropped 4K 60p video
· Supported canon Log 3/HDR PQ
· Supported Dual Pixel CMOS AF dual-pixel CMOS autofocus
· Dual SD card slot design
· Supported canon Log 3/HDR PQ
· Supported Dual Pixel CMOS AF dual-pixel CMOS autofocus
· Dual SD card slot design
· Supported
· Supported The body design is the same as EOS R6
via: canonrumors
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