Canon EOS R6 Mark III: A Versatile Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera
Canon's EOS R6 Mark III targets users seeking high performance without the premium price of the EOS R5 Mark II. It combines still photography and advanced video capabilities in one device.
Key Features
- 32.5-megapixel sensor, an upgrade from the previous 24 megapixels
- Advanced autofocus system for precision in both photos and videos
- Supports corner-to-corner open-gate recording, allowing more cropping flexibility
- Video recording up to 7K/60p RAW and 4K/120p for high-quality footage
- Various gamma profiles, including Canon Log 2 and custom looks
- Redesigned dual-card slots featuring a faster CFexpress Type B slot
- Upgraded from micro HDMI to a full-size Type A HDMI port
- Added tally lamp to improve visibility of recording status from a distance
Pricing and Availability
The EOS R6 Mark III will be available starting November 25. The body alone is priced at Rs 2,43,995. Kits include:
- RF 24-105mm STM lens kit at Rs 2,71,995
- RF 24-105mm L lens kit at Rs 3,43,995
Canon’s R6 line is aimed at a wider set of users who may not need the higher 45 megapixels of the pricier EOS R5 Mark II or want to spend well over Rs 3.5 lakh for the body alone.
This camera offers a balance between affordability and powerful imaging features, appealing to enthusiasts looking for quality without overspending.
Author's Summary
The EOS R6 Mark III advances Canon’s mid-tier mirrorless line with a higher-resolution sensor, enhanced video options, and practical upgrades, making it a strong all-rounder for photo and video shooters.
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