Think about what’s most important for your shooting needs and make a decision from there. At the same time, there’s an awful lot to like about the Canon EOS M6 Mark II. Other than the optional ...

The newest addition to the Canon lineup is the EOS M6 Mark ... meaning you won't miss any moments when shooting action scenes. The M6 Mark II also lacks in-body stabilization -- a feature that ...

Canon's Australian website ... autofocus with eye detection. The EOS M6 Mark II can shoot at up to an impressive 14 fps, and 30 fps in "RAW burst shooting mode," thanks to the new sensor and ...

Backed by the Canon's dual-pixel technology, the EOS M6 Mark ii is capable of delivering impressive 14 fps burst shooting speeds and 30 fps in Raw Burst mode. However, there are some downsides too.

which offers 30 fps with pre-shooting. In recent years, Canon has greatly improved its autofocus systems to keep up with Sony camera. And as a result, the autofocus system on the EOS M6 Mark II is ...

But that “Mark II” in the Canon EOS M6 Mark II says a lot ... of prints and has some benefits like reliable high-speed shooting and low noise at high ISOs. We also appreciate that Nikon ...

The EOS M6 Mark II also performed as expected while shooting race cars as they zoomed past us on the track thanks to the high-speed burst feature. We found the touch and drag features of the camera to ...

There’s a lot to like about the Canon EOS M6 Mark ... which gives the M6 Mark II an impressive speed boost over the M5 and the M6 – specifically 14fps shooting with continuous autofocus ...

While the rear screen of the Canon M6 Mark II is helpfully a touch screen, with icons sufficiently large so as to enable their selection with a fingertip, we also get plenty of physical controls, both ...

Its Dual Pixel CMOS AF system works with the viewfinder instead of just for Live View shooting as it does in the 90D. Angled view of the EOS M6 Mark II with the bundled 15-45mm kit lens. (Source: ...