Canon EOS R6 Mark III With 7K Video Recording Support Launched in India
The Canon EOS R6 Mark III has officially been launched in India as the company's newest full-frame mirrorless camera. It is designed for both photographers and videographers, offering advanced features for high-quality image and video capture.
Main Features
- 32.5-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor with Dual Pixel CMOS AF II
- Supports up to 7K video recording
- Equipped with a Digic X image processor
- ISO range from 50 to 1,02,400
- Dual card slots and LP-E6P battery support
Performance
- Pre-continuous shooting can record up to 20 frames before the shutter is pressed, available in HEIF, C-RAW, and RAW formats
- Continuous shooting speed reaches 12fps with a mechanical shutter and 40fps with an electronic shutter
- Maximum electronic shutter speed: 1/64,000 seconds
Video Capabilities
- Supports multiple formats including RAW, Canon Log 2, Log 3, HLG gamma, and HDR PQ
- Optimized for professional video production with smooth color gradation and extensive dynamic range
Additional Launch Details
The camera was introduced alongside the RF 45mm F1.2 STM lens. The Canon EOS R6 Mark III is also available with various lens kits, such as the 24-105 STM and 24-105 USM zoom options.
“The Canon EOS R6 Mark III represents the next step in Canon’s pursuit of versatile hybrid cameras capable of delivering both high-resolution stills and cinematic video.”
Pricing Information
Specific pricing details were not provided in the announcement, though bundled lens options are available through authorized retailers in India.
Author Summary
The Canon EOS R6 Mark III introduces 7K video recording, rapid shooting speeds, and a 32.5MP sensor, combining power and precision for professionals in photography and filmmaking.
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