Canon EOS R6 Mark II

23 Apr 2026 · Camera Comparison

If you're sitting on a decision between the R6 III and the Sony A7 V — both sitting right around the $2,500–$2,800 mark — this is the review that actually settles it. Laing's Cameralabs deep-dives are methodical enough to trust, and the direct A7 V comparison means Canon shooters and Sony-curious photographers both get something actionable. The overheating section alone is worth your time if you're eyeing this for video work alongside stills.

15 May 2026 · Camera News

Canon just dropped the EOS R6V, and the name tells you everything about the strategy: take a proven stills platform and build video capability in, not on. If you're a photographer who keeps getting asked to deliver reels alongside the gallery, this is the body Canon wants you buying instead of a second cinema camera. The R6 line has always punched above its price on autofocus and low-light, so wrapping that in a video-capable body is a real proposition, not a spec-sheet tick. Worth watching closely once full specs land.

19 May 2026 · Firmware News

Canon is clearly doing a full-fleet firmware sweep right now, and if you're on any of these six bodies you should be checking for updates before you walk out the door. The R3 and R6 Mark II updates in particular are worth attention given how widely those bodies get used on commercial and event work. Canon's run of clean rollouts recently means there's no reason to sit on these.

23 June 2026 · Camera Comparison

Canon's R6 line now runs three distinct bodies. Fstoppers walks through how the Mark II, Mark III, and R6 V differ and which type of shooter each one suits.