The Canon EOS R6 receives our Editors Choice Award. These awards are not given out lightly, so when we do award them, know that it has been earned. I wouldn’t hesitate to make the Canon EOS R6 my go-to camera for professional work. The only issue is the price.

After listening to feedback from a wide range of users, including churches, Canon launches two new cameras and four new lenses designed to meet the needs and demands of a variety of content creators.

The new Canon EOS R6 targeted at professional users is the Japanese company’s latest stab at the mirrorless market, following up on the EOS R and EOS RP out last year.

Don’t let the Canon EOS R6’s 20MP resolution dissuade you from looking seriously at this full-frame, mirrorless camera. The megapixel war is over and if it’s still raging in your mind, it shouldn’t be.

A nice full-frame camera for photography (but not videos)

Cheaper than most full-frame cameras; excellent photography capabilities

Overheating issue when recording 4K video

The EOS R6 exceeded my expectations in most areas, and while it’s definitely an issue, I don’t think the overheating is a deal-breaker for many hybrid shooters that will take stills and capture video.

What does Canon's EOS R6 offer for its significant price tag? Quite a lot. What's The Best has put the Canon EOS R6 to the test.

Intro; Design and handling; Sensor; Video capabilities; Japanese garden sample photos; In-body image stabilization (IBIS); Displays and battery life; The Lethbridge Viaduct; Low light and dynamic range; HEIF recording; Autofocus; Evening photo shoot; Who's it for?;

Intro; Design and handling; Sensor; Video capabilities; Japanese garden sample photos; In-body image stabilization (IBIS); Displays and battery life; The Lethbridge Viaduct; Low light and dynamic range; HEIF recording; Autofocus; Evening photo shoot; Who's it for?;

Generally, sports such as car racing and skiing involve movements, which sometimes can be quick. That means even with a good image processor, shooting sports with a slow shutter speed will result in image blurring due to the subject movements.

The full-frame sensor and quality image processor makes the camera suitable for shooting high-resolution images for large-format printing, The dual pixel CMOS AF in this camera enhances subject tracking, allowing you capture shoot photos even if the sport involves fast actions

The camera sensor and image processor tends to overheat, and might shutdown unexpectedly, making you miss the moves, The 1.5 pounds weight might exhaust you if capturing prolonged game sessions handheld

While people would talk more about the , the EOS R6 is a great full-frame camera from Canon in the Philippines for professionals who want to transition from the older DSLR EOS cameras without needing to shell out money for new lenses.

Same sensor as the EOS 1DX Mark III, Great video output

Slow startup when automatic sensor cleaning is enabled, Pricey