Canon has added two new products to its EOS series: the mirrorless and DSLR. The newly added cameras offer a solution for those who want fast, clear and high quality frames with high resolution features.
The new DIGIC 8 processors feature a fast electronic shutter speed of 1/16000 seconds, helping to further open the aperture and create a large depth of field. Offering high-quality, detailed images with no flicker or artifact, these new cameras feature the power of the new 32.5-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor.
Create 4K videos
The EOS 90D and EOS M6 Mark II offer users a wide range of shooting options, such as slow motion, cropping or super high resolution. At the same time, the new models can shoot 4K videos and shoot Full HD at speeds up to 120 fps. These two new models with the DIGIC 8 processor allow the use of lens correction tools such as “Digital Lens Optimizer” and “Diffraction Correction allowing for excellent images. In addition, the Wi-Fi and bluetooth connections allow RAW image quality to be shared directly from social media accounts.
Canon EOS 90D and EOS M6 Mark II introduced
EOS 90D
The ideal camera for wildlife or sports photography, the EOS 90D can shoot at 10 frames per second with auto focus tracking and 11 frames per second during live view. Thanks to its optical viewfinder, the EOS 90D allows for fast action on wildlife photography, such as shooting birds. Thanks to the 58 L JPEG burst speed, the EOS 90D offers a wide range of imaging options for instant capture of moving frames. The lightweight EOS 90D offers 220,000 pixel RGB + IR measuring sensor with face detection and more control over face tracking and overall exposure. This new sensor delivers higher resolution without compromising low-light performance thanks to high ISO speeds in the range of 100 to 25,600.
EOS M6 Mark II
The mirrorless EOS M6 Mark II has a continuous shooting speed of 14 fps and a RAW burst of 30 fps at an astonishing height. This fast and compact camera is able to focus automatically on both shooting modes, helping photographers to capture unexpected moments. The new camera comes with an 80 L JPEG burst and UHS-II card support.
When used with f / 1.4 or larger apertures, the EOS M6 Mark II focuses on the EV-5 and performs well in cloudy, moonlit, indoor or shade shooting conditions. The portable EOS M6 Mark II features a tiltable display for recording on the go; this screen allows even selfie-style content to be perfectly framed. The compact size of the EOS M6 Mark II allows the photographer to take advantage of the look-and-shoot style needed to capture spontaneous moments while on the move.