Definitely the more intriguing (as in left field) of the two cameras released, this appears to be targeting (some) EOS-1DX Mark III users to transition over to mirrorless. For starters, it uses the same 20.1MP sensor or at least a related sensor - it has Dual Pixel CMOS AF II instead and can shoot continuously at up to 20 fps with Servo AF, or up to 12 fps using the mechanical shutter. It also has oversampled 4K/60p video using almost the full width of the sensor and 120 fps Full HD.Canon says the EOS R6 uses the same or similar sensor to the Canon EOS-1DX Mark III, and therefore it should have a wider maximum dynamic range (at ISO50/100) than the Sony a9 II, according to this review, from DXOMark.My partner and I have already started the transition from EF (based around
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