Unlike the R5, the R6 has a polycarbonate body — the type of plastic commonly found on entry to mid-level DSLRs. While not as rugged, it feels solid in the hands and is weather-sealed.

We’ve shot handheld long exposures with that type of stabilization system before ... The R5 is made from magnesium alloy and the R6 body from polycarbonate. Both cameras are weather-sealed ...

However, it will be a 'stacked' sensor type, like the one we saw in ... I don't expect many improvements with regards to the ...

The Canon EOS R6 Mark II ($2,499, body only) is a sequel worth paying ... It's able to detect and track all types of common photo subjects, and focuses quickly enough for 40fps bursts.

The EOS R5 body retails for $3,899. Pre-orders are open now and will ship on July 30. The cheaper option, but by no means cheap or limited, is the EOS R6. It has a 20.1 megapixel full-frame sensor ...

On its own, the EOS R6 Mark II has a body-only price of $2,499/£2,779 ... USB-C and a remote controller (Canon E3-type socket). An upgrade in the Mark II is that it features Canon’s new ...

When paired with an appropriate RF or even EF lens with the appropriate EOS R adapter the R6 combines in-body image stabilization with a lens' stabilization to produce up to eight stops of ...