Canon has officially unveiled the EOS R3, its flagship mirrorless camera designed for sports, action and wildlife photography. With the release, it has now filled in the blanks for key ...

The usual suspects are in attendance; HDMI, USB-C (usable ... shooting over the Canon 1D X Mark III is the inclusion of in-body image stabilization. When you use the EOS R3 with compatible RF ...

Despite the big body, the EOS R3 is relatively ... The fiddly micro-HDMI port is not ideal for video shooters, and it’s an odd decision considering Canon had space with the R3’s big body.

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 13 years, which has given me a front row seat for the DSLR to mirrorless transition, the ...

The Canon EOS R3 ($5,999, body only) is a serious full-frame camera ... Gigabit Ethernet, micro HDMI output, PC sync flash, and USB-C. Bluetooth 5.0 LE and dual-band Wi-Fi are onboard as well.

The R3 supports unlimited recording times with no overheating, allowing up to six hours of normal video or 90 minutes of full HD high frame-rate footage to be captured, and it features mic and ...

Canon confirmed plans for its highest-end mirrorless camera yet back in April, but that was just a notice of development — now the company is ready to announce its specs in full. As expected ...

Do the pictures live up to what we'd hope for and indeed expect from a near £6K camera body? Carry on reading our Image Quality section to find out. All of the sample images in this review were taken ...

The Canon EOS R6 Mark II ($2,499, body only) is a sequel worth paying attention to. The full-frame camera takes the world-class autofocus system from the EOS R3 and puts it into a more obtainable ...

The Canon EOS R1 ($6,299, body only) slots in as the company's biggest, fastest full-frame camera. Its dual-grip body balances well with the larger lenses used for sports photography, and leaves room ...