Canon Adds a 32.5-Megapixel Sensor and 7K Video to the New EOS R6 Mark III
Canon has unveiled the EOS R6 Mark III, its latest full-frame mirrorless camera designed for both photography and video professionals. The model introduces a 32.5‑megapixel sensor, refined autofocus, and enhanced video capabilities.
Launch Details
The EOS R6 Mark III will be available starting November 25th for $2,799 (body only). It can also be purchased in bundles with the RF 24–105mm STM lens for $3,149 or with the RF 24–105mm L lens for $4,049.
Key Specifications
- 32.5‑megapixel full-frame sensor
- Autofocus improvements for greater precision
- 7K video recording at up to 60p in RAW format
- 4K video up to 120p with full open‑gate capture
- Dual-card setup featuring a faster CFexpress Type B slot
Performance Enhancements
The new sensor marks an increase from the previous model’s 24 megapixels, providing higher resolution for stills. It also supports Canon Log 2 gamma settings and customizable color profiles, allowing for flexible post-production workflows.
Video Features
Among the notable usability changes are a full-size HDMI Type A port replacing the older Micro HDMI connection and a built-in tally lamp to clearly indicate recording status—small details that cater to professional video creators.
“The R6 Mark III seems no slouch now that it’s upping the res from 24 megapixels in the last-gen model to 32.5 megapixels.”
Target Audience
The R6 series remains a versatile choice for creators who seek high performance without stepping up to the premium EOS R5 Mark II’s 45‑megapixel sensor and higher price point.
Author’s summary: Canon’s new EOS R6 Mark III blends higher resolution and professional video capabilities into a balanced full-frame camera for creators at a competitive price.