Canon’s R6 Mark III: More Pixels, Two Cards, One Wallet Cry
Canon’s EOS R6 Mark III, launched November 25th for a mere $2,799 body-only, dazzles with a 32.5MP sensor—because apparently, 24MP wasn’t quite spicy enough last gen. It upgrades from dual SD card slots to a CFexpress Type B and SD tango, enjoying faster speeds but also that awkward 'which card fits where again?' moment. Video lovers get 7K RAW (yes, that’s a real thing now) and a tally lamp to shout 'I’m filming you!' across the room. Plus, Canon’s new RF 45mm f/1.2 STM lens shakes the market by being under $500, though it’s not L-rated nor weather sealed, and the poor lens hood costs another $59.99 — because who doesn’t love paying extra for shade? Drew MacCallum candidly admits it’s not for 'pixel peepers'—AKA perfectionists with money to burn.
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Canon upgrades from dual SD to one CFexpress and one SD because normal card juggling wasn’t chaotic enough. Meanwhile, their $470 f/1.2 lens keeps things cheap and imperfect, like your holiday gift to that relative who pretends to love photography.
Nothing says progress like a $2,799 camera that makes you pay $60 extra for a lens hood. At least your expensive lens won't get weather-sealed but totally has in-camera magic to fix what it can’t.
Canon’s new camera shoots 7K RAW and somehow can’t decide on card slots: one fancy CFexpress and one humble SD. It’s like mixing fine dining with fast food and calling it gourmet.
Source: Theverge | Published: 11/6/2025 | Author: Antonio G. Di Benedetto
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