Canon EOS R6 Mark II

DSLR-like responses ; Up to 40fps in electronic shutter mode ; An ever-expanding variety of lenses and accessories ; High-resolution stills and video

Lenses and accessories can add up, if you’re not already a Canon user

The tweaks to the full-frame sensor in the EOS R6 Mark II ensure that it will continue to appeal to the advanced amateur, while its 40fps top shooting speed and up to 6K video resolution push it further towards professional territory. In fact, it butts...

Excellent autofocus ; Impressive ISO handling ; Versatile 4-axis touchscreen

8-stop IBIS won’t replace your gimbal ; Expensive compared to rivals

The EOS R6 II has some worthwhile improvements over the original R6, which already had a big fan base. The burst shooting is excellent, the autofocus is highly effective, low light performance is terrific and the slight resolution boost to 24MP is...

New 24.2MP sensor boosts resolution ; Speedy electronic burst shooting ; More sophisticated autofocus than R6 ; Eight stops of in-body stabilization

No 4K/120p video mode

The EOS R6 Mark II isn't a massive upgrade over its predecessor, but then it arguably didn't need to be. Canon has fixed the EOS R6's main weakness, bumping the resolution from 20MP to 24.2MP, and that change delivers a raft of smaller improvements...

The X100VI is, as you might expect, an iterative update to the much-loved series of cameras. The higher-res sensor and image stabilization, along with some other little tweaks make it the best yet.

Stabilized full-frame sensor ; Class-leading autofocus ; Superb picture quality ; Magnesium body with dust and splash protection ; Sharp EVF and swing-out touch LCD ; 40fps tracking with e-shutter ; Full-width 4K60 with 10-bit color ; 6K support over HDMI

Limited third-party lens support ; Fragile micro HDMI port

The full-frame Canon EOS R6 Mark II delivers blisteringly fast autofocus and tracking boosted by smart subject recognition for impressive stills and video.