Canon’s EOS R6 Mark III: A Video Powerhouse
Canon’s EOS R6 Mark III targets users who don’t require the 45-megapixel sensor of the higher-end EOS R5 Mark II or want to invest more than Rs 3.5 lakh for the camera body alone. This new full-frame mirrorless model offers versatility for both photography and videography.
Key Features
- 32.5-megapixel sensor, an upgrade from the previous 24 megapixels
- Enhanced autofocus system
- Video capabilities including up to 7K/60p RAW recording
- Full corner-to-corner open-gate recording for greater cropping flexibility
- Supports 4K/120p and 7K/60p RAW video capture
- Additional gamma options, including Canon Log 2 and custom looks
Design and Connectivity Improvements
The EOS R6 Mark III replaces the micro HDMI port with a full-size Type A HDMI, improving connectivity for external devices. It also features a tally lamp visible from a distance, enhancing usability for video recording.
Storage and Pricing
The camera has a redesigned dual-card setup with a faster CFexpress Type B slot. It will be available from November 25, with prices as follows:
- Body only: Rs 2,43,995
- Kit with RF 24-105mm STM lens: Rs 2,71,995
- Kit with RF 24-105mm L lens: Rs 3,43,995
“The EOS R6 Mark III seems no slouch now that it’s upping the resolution from 24 megapixels in the last-gen model to 32.5 megapixels.”
The EOS R6 Mark III balances advanced features with a competitive price, making it an appealing choice for creatives seeking high-quality video and photo performance without the premium cost of top-tier models.
Summary: Canon’s EOS R6 Mark III enhances video and photo capabilities with higher resolution, improved connectivity, and faster storage at a mid-range price point, ideal for versatile creators.
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