Your Next Step In Full Frame Photography

Achieve new creative goals, with advanced performance and innovative features that will support your next steps in photography – wherever they might lead.

• 26.2 Million Pixels CMOS Sensor
• Dual Pixel CMOS AF System
• 45 Cross-Type AF Points
• 6.5 Frames Per Second
• 3.0” Vari-Angle Touch Screen LCD
• Full HD Movie & Time-Lapse Movie
• GPS, WiFi & Bluetooth

Enjoy improved image quality, more control over depth of field and superb low-light performance thanks to a full-frame sensor that packs 26.2-megapixel resolution. Capture intricate detail even in bright highlights and dark shadows. Image quality is maintained when light levels get low, with a max sensitivity of ISO 40,000 (expandable to ISO 102,400).

Accurate focusing, in conditions as dark as moonlight, comes from 45 cross-type AF points that can also track objects with pin-point precision. Dual Pixel CMOS AF focuses confidently in Live View mode – great when critical sharpness is important, in macro and studio photography for example. Continuous shooting at 6.5 fps let you follow action and catch transient moments.

Whether you’re new to full frame, or a more experienced photographer, the EOS 6D Mark II will feel familiar from the moment you pick it up. A refined design – with touchscreen controls and large optical viewfinder –  inspires the kind of confidence you need to be creative under pressure.

Capture great-looking Full HD video that’s sharp and steady – even in low light. In-camera 5-axis digital stabilisation reduces unintentional camera movements, while Dual Pixel CMOS AF focuses smoothly and continuously to keep your subject sharp. Pull-focus from one object to another with a tap of the EOS 6D Mark II’s touchscreen.

The EOS 6D Mark II can maintain a constant Bluetooth® link with your smartphone or tablet. This makes activating Wi-Fi easy, so you can browse and share images, and shoot remotely using your device’s screen. The EOS 6D Mark II’s built-in GPS geotags images as you shoot.

Your next creative steps in photography

Portrait photographers will love the shallow depth-of-field that the EOS 6D Mark II’s full-frame sensor delivers, and its ability to capture momentary expressions at 6.5 frames per second. When shooting landscapes, the camera’s 26.2-megapixel sensor captures images packed with detail and dynamic range, for images that exude life-like depth and clarity.

Precision focusing for critical sharpness

Advanced autofocus uses 45 cross-type points to focus with pin-point accuracy, even in conditions as dark as moonlight. Shoot with confidence when working with shallow depth of field, and track dynamic subjects as they move around the frame.

Your window on the world

The EOS 6D Mark II’s large pentaprism viewfinder shows a remarkably clear view of the world, letting you forge natural relationships with your subjects and shoot more instinctively.

Compose from any angle

It’s easy to shoot from low-down angles or above the heads of large grounds, thanks to the EOS 6D Mark II’s Vari-Angle screen, which flips out and rotates in either direction. Try using it at waist level for more natural portraits.

Built-in GPS tracks your every move

Geotag each image you shoot with your current location – wherever you are in the world. It’s great for retracing your steps when location scouting, or writing accurate image captions to describe your adventures.

Designed to work hand-in-hand with your smart devices

The EOS 6D Mark II uses Bluetooth® to make a Wi-Fi connection with your smart device easy to set up. Browse and select images on your device’s screen, then share them with friends. Your device can be used as a remote camera control too – including live view.

Cinematic Full HD movies

Shoot superb quality Full HD movies, with the shallow depth-of-field look that is characteristic of professional video. Dual Pixel CMOS AF adjusts smoothly to keep moving objects sharp without distracting, abrupt changes in focus, and a built-in 5-axis Digital Stabilizer smoothes out unwanted camera movement.

4K time-lapse movies can be created in camera, capturing the movement of slowly changing scenes in incredible detail.