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Canon EOS R6 Mark II FAQs Is the Canon EOS R6 Mark II still worth buying in 2026? Very much so, used. Now that the Mark III has arrived, used Mark II bodies start around £1,459 against a launch price near £2,780, and you get the same outstanding autofocus, 40fps bursts, eight-stop stabilisation and uncropped 4K 60p. Canon is still issuing firmware for it, most recently in May 2026. What is the difference between the EOS R6 Mark II and Mark III? The Mark III raises resolution from 24.2MP to 32.5MP, adds a CFexpress-B slot alongside the SD, moves to 7K raw video and increases stabilisation to 8.5 stops. Burst speed stays at 40fps electronic and 12fps mechanical. It costs around £2,699 to £2,800, compared with roughly £1,949 for a new Mark II. Does the Canon EOS R6 Mark II have rolling shutter? Yes, on the electronic shutter. The sensor...

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