The Canon M6 Mark II is the latest and most powerful camera in Canon's "EOS M" series of APS-C mirrorless cameras. It is the successor of the EOS M6. It has a new 32.5 MP APS-C sensor, currently the highest of all APS-C sensors.
This camera was announced on August 28. There are two colors to choose from black and silver.
The exterior is similar to its predecessor M6, although it's slightly bigger with an improved grip. It has minor design tweaks, but there are some big improvements on the inside. Its CMOS sensor reaches a resolution of 32.5 MP, which is higher than M6's 24.2 MP sensor. Furthermore, it sports a DIGIC 8 image processor compared to DIGIC 7 on its predecessor. It has 143 AF points, while the predecessor only possesses 49 AF points. The continuous shooting speed is up to 14 fps, while 6 fps on its predecessor. Finally, this camera has eye detection.
Manufacturer: Canon
This review is based on hands-on experience with a production Canon EOS M6 Mark II at a recent Canon media event (just under 2,000 images captured) along with information provided by Canon USA. Further updates and details will be added when the M6 II hits the streets.
The Canon EOS M6 Mk II is the updated version of the Canon EOS M6 that was first announced in February of 2017. While the M6 Mk II features a nearly identical exterior to its predecessor, much of the upgrades are within the camera's internals.
The Canon EOS M6 Mark II is a mid-range mirrorless camera with a 32.5 Megapixel APSC sensor, uncropped 4k video at 25 or 30p, 14fps shooting with autofocus, a tilting touchscreen and slide-on electronic viewfinder.
With a new 32.5MP sensor and the Digic 8 processor under the hood, Canon's new EOS M6 Mark II is all set to shove the EOS M5 to the side and become the brand's new APS-C mirrorless flagship.
32.5MP resolution; 14fps continuous shooting; 4K uncropped video; Dual function dial; MF/AF switch
Lacks in-body image stabilization; No articulating LCD; Limited native EF-M lenses
There's been a coup: EOS M has a new flagship – and Canon's APS-C mirrorless line has never been more relevant...
Monster 32.5MP APS-C sensor; 14fps continuous / 30fps burst; Uncropped 4K with Dual Pixel!!
180° screen; but no articulation; No in-body image stabilization; Native EF-M lenses still limited
The Canon EOS M6 Mark II wins on resolution, but how much do megapixels matter
32.5 megapixels; Compact; lightweight; Good menu system; Dual Pixel AF works for 4K video
No built-in viewfinder; Poor high ISO performance; Limited number of EF-M lenses
fabulous camera , a cropped image still looks good and sharp and clear no signs of noise or grain . The camera full of features just like slr,s . The clip on view finder has dioptre lens adjustment .
Canon EOS M6 Mark II review – Canon launched the Canon EOS M6 Mark II in September this year and it comes with some improvements and design tweaks. Holding the Canon EOS M6 Mark II is comfortable despite being in a small camera body – thanks to its deep camera grip.
It might be small, light and consumer-friendly, but we can see the M6 Mark II being comfortable in the bag – or indeed pocket – of many professionals. Good enough to pop off the odd still for social media and easily capable of great-looking video, it's reasonably affordable, expandable enough and...
Good images; Competent video mode; Good handling and body controls
Not cheap
It's for those reasons we continue to recommend the Fujifilm X-T30 and Sony a6400 more highly for photographers shopping for a mirrorless camera. The M6 Mark II itself isn't too far behind, and if Canon can better support it with native lens options, its appeal should broaden.
High-resolution 32.5MP sensor; 14fps burst rate; Quick, accurate autofocus; Face and eye detection; Flip-up LCD; 4K video; Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
EVF isn't built in; Sensor isn't stabilized; Native lens library lacks premium options; Dumbed-down video options; Pricey
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