Canon EOS R6 V review: A pro vlogging camera at a mirrorless price
Reviews Photography Canon EOS R6 V review: A pro vlogging camera at a mirrorless price With a 33MP sensor, RAW video, open gate and active cooling, it has few video limitations. However, Canon carefully bided its time; after releasing the R50 V last year, it recently unveiled the powerful 33-megapixel, full-frame EOS R6 V. It's a camera with pro video intent in a mirrorless body, with features like RAW and open gate video that Sony's rival ZV-E1 noticeably lacks.
- ▪Reviews Photography Canon EOS R6 V review: A pro vlogging camera at a mirrorless price With a 33MP sensor, RAW video, open gate and active cooling, it has few video limitations.
- ▪However, Canon carefully bided its time; after releasing the R50 V last year, it recently unveiled the powerful 33-megapixel, full-frame EOS R6 V.
- ▪It's a camera with pro video intent in a mirrorless body, with features like RAW and open gate video that Sony's rival ZV-E1 noticeably lacks.
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Reviews Photography Canon EOS R6 V review: A pro vlogging camera at a mirrorless price With a 33MP sensor, RAW video, open gate and active cooling, it has few video limitations. By Steve Dent July 27, 2026 8:55 am EST Steve Dent for Engadget RATING : 8.4 / 10 Pros Great handling Excellent autofocus Powerful RAW video capabilities Solid video stabilization Cons Not the best for photography No electronic viewfinder Occasional rolling shutter issues Sony put the "V" in vlogging with cameras like the ZV-E1 and ZV-E10 II, carving out a creator niche that rivals failed to match for many years. However, Canon carefully bided its time; after releasing the R50 V last year, it recently unveiled the powerful 33-megapixel, full-frame EOS R6 V.
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