Marketed	August 2017
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Equipped with a newly developed approximately 26.2 million effective pixel full-frame CMOS sensor¹ and the latest DIGIC 7 image processor, and achieving a standard² high sensitivity of ISO40000, the EOS 6D Mark II makes possible high-quality image capture from scenes shot indoors or at night to scenes with fast moving subjects like sports or animals. What’s more, the camera also achieves a beautiful bokeh characteristic of full-frame sensors, a wide dynamic range and rich gradations.

The EOS 6D Mark II is the first Canon full-frame DSLR to employ a vari-angle LCD monitor for a greater degree of shooting angle freedom, achieving substantially improved operability for stills and video Live View shooting. Additionally, along with improved performance and functions compared with its predecessor and possessing the same level of dust and rain resistance³, the camera achieves exceptional portability with the world’s lightest body⁴—weighing 765 g (including battery and memory card)—thanks to a redesign of the internal and external structure.

Thanks to the high-speed signal processing of the DIGIC 7 image processor, the EOS 6D Mark II achieves high-speed continuous shooting of up to approximately 6.5 frames per second with its high pixel count of approximately 26.2 million effective pixels. What’s more, employing cross AF points for all 45 AF points⁵, the camera exhibits superlative focus lock-on performance for moving subjects and, featuring Dual Pixel CMOS AF, achieves high-speed AF tracking for Live View shooting.

1 Actual pixel count: 27.1 million pixels.
2 When shooting stills. Sensitivity expandable to L:50 ISO equivalent, H1:51200 ISO equivalent and H2:102400 ISO equivalent
3 Such openings as the battery housing cover, the card slot cover and the terminal cover must be properly closed to achieve dust and rain resistance. While the camera is constructed with dust and rain resistance in mind, it does not fully prevent the intrusion of dust or water.
4 Among DSLR cameras equipped with a 35 mm equivalent full-frame sensor and a fully articulating LCD screen. As of June 28, 2017. According to a Canon survey.
5 The number of AF points, dual cross AF points and cross AF points will change depending on the lens attached.