Canon R6 III review: The camera that does everything you ask, then some
Three years after the Mark II became Canon's bestselling mirrorless body, the Mark III arrives with a proposition that sounds almost greedy—more resolution, faster burst speeds, cinema-grade video, and autofocus that feels borderline telepathic. At Rs 2,43,995, it asks for a meaningful investment. The unchanged viewfinder and closed RF ecosystem are real trade-offs. But for photographers who need one camera to do everything well, this is it.
Three years after the Mark II became Canon's bestselling mirrorless body, the Mark III arrives with a proposition that sounds almost greedy—more resolution, faster burst speeds, cinema-grade video, and autofocus that feels borderline telepathic. At Rs 2,43,995, it asks for a meaningful investment. The unchanged viewfinder and closed RF ecosystem are real trade-offs. But for photographers who need one camera to do everything well, this is it.
