Designed by Canon, for you

If you’ve ever used an EOS camera before, aspects of the EOS R6’s design will feel reassuringly familiar from the first moment you pick it up. And if you haven’t? Well, we think you’re going to love discovering the how its controls fall instinctively under your fingers, and how its advanced EVF makes it seem like there’s nothing between you and your subject.

The EOS R6’s 3.69 million dot electronic viewfinder gives a view so clear you’d think you were still using a DSLR. With a 120fps refresh rate and 100 per cent coverage you’ll feel completely immersed in your photography while also being able to preview exactly what your final exposure will look like. The screen can also be rotated and stored against the camera’s body facing inwards, for extra protection.

The EVF is complimented by 3 inch 1.62 million dot Vari-Angle touchscreen that swings away from the camera and rotates through 270˚, allowing easy photography and filming from creative angles. By tapping, dragging and pinching this touchscreen photographers can shoot, browse images and access options in the camera’s menu system. Double tapping menu screens with two fingers momentarily enlarges text for easier reading.

Buttons, dials and other controls fall instinctively under your fingers and thumbs when you hold the EOS R6, which makes it easy to adjust settings without having to take the camera away from your eye.

A Rear Control Dial that falls neatly under your thumb complements the camera’s Main Control Dial, which is easily found with your forefinger. A rear wheel is also present for navigating when playing back images and a programmable Lens Control Ring can be found on RF lenses. A shaped grip has been designed with comfort in mind when shooting for long periods.

A dedicated mode dial is used to switch between shooting modes, while separate front and rear control dials can be programmed to adjust aperture and shutter speed in a way that best suits your way of working. Focus areas can be moved around the screen using a dedicated AF joystick control or with the camera’s touchscreen interface.

The EOS R6’s magnesium alloy chassis inspires confidence and is also dust and moisture resistant, so you can continue to shoot with confidence even when conditions turn bad.

The EOS R6’s shutter mechanism has been fine-tuned to have a softer, though reassuringly satisfying, sound that’s less likely to be noticed by your subject. It’s optimised for high-speed shooting and rated for 300,000 actuations. The shutter can also be set to remain open or closed as you change lenses or power off the camera – protecting the sensor or remaining ready for action.

The EOS R6 features built-in Wi-Fi and an always-on Bluetooth Low Energy, which maintains a constant link to compatible smart devices. To browse and select images on your camera’s SD cards, and share them with your audience on-line, simply launch the Canon Camera Connect app on a compatible smartphone or tablet* and the camera will connect instantly via Wi-Fi, letting you transfer the image files you want and add GPS information, if required. It’s also possible to shoot remotely from your smart device or configure the EOS R6 for Auto Image Transfer so that images are sent to your device automatically as you shoot them.

This Wi-Fi connectivity also allows remote camera control from EOS Utility software, which offers live-view shooting and remote browsing and control of the camera too, letting you shoot from hard-to-reach angles or from a distance or in a studio. And for the ultimate in camera control, a software development kit is available for download so you can create software to work alongside your EOS for your business or hobby. To learn more visit https://developers.canon-europe.com/s/

For professional photographers with a need to deliver photos directly to clients quickly and securely from location, the EOS R6 offers built in FTP and FTPS using the camera’s built-in 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi. FTP settings can be configured in-camera and up to 9 presets saved for instant recall.

When photos are rated in camera with the RATE button, this metadata can be transmitted alongside the image files – invaluable information for picture editors and agency staff.