![]() ![]() Of course, even with the release of the two new trinity lenses (opens in new tab), there are currently even fewer native lenses for the RF mount – though the Canon RF lens roadmap (opens in new tab) is miles much more robust, and the company is working hard to populate it. ![]() There's no denying that the line-up of native lenses for the EOS-M mount is decidedly lacking, since it doesn't even crack double digits. Which brings us to the second point: the mount used by those lenses. The crop factor does mean that the equivalent depth of field isn't as shallow, but it also works to your advantage in increasing the effective focal length of your lenses. A full-frame sensor has superior low light performance, generally better dynamic range, and of course delivers a shallower depth of field.ĪPS-C sensors enable the camera body – and, crucially, the camera lenses – to be much smaller and lighter. The Canon EOS M6 Mark II's 32.5MP sensor has higher resolution and better 4K than the EOS R (Image credit: Future) Canon EOS R vs Canon EOS M6 Mark IIįull-frame sensors aren't better than APS-C sensors, or vice-versa they each imbue a camera with very different properties. Still, differences over sizes and specs aside, there are two defining characteristics that separate the Canon EOS M6 Mark II from the Canon EOS R: the sensor format and the mount. For our money, though, if technology can be made more compact then we're all for it – we've certainly moved on from CRT televisions and bulky desktop computers. There's still a bizarre resistance to smaller mirrorless bodies, sneered at pejoratively as 'compact system cameras' by some DSLR users who are married to the myth that bigger, bulkier kit is somehow superior. It has more megapixels (32.5 to 30.4), it has faster continuous shooting (14fps to 8fps), it records uncropped 4K video (Hallelujah!), it captures 1080p up to 120fps (albeit with no audio or autofocus), it has a 30fps RAW burst mode and focus bracketing… it delivers a lot more capability.Īnd, of course, it's so much smaller and lighter. (Optional Canon EVF-DC2, 2.36m dots, 100% coverage)ĥ80g (body only 660g with battery and card)ģ98g (body only, with battery and SD card)Įvery single technical advantage, bar ISO, goes to the Canon EOS M6 Mark II. 4K up to 30fps (cropped), 1080p up to 60fpsĤK up to 30fps (uncropped), 1080p up to 120fps (no sound)ģ.15-inch fully articulating touchscreen, 2.1m dots ![]()
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