Canon has made the full-frame mirrorless decision a lot more interesting. The new EOS R8 Mark II is no longer simply the lightweight entry point into full-frame. It now has in-body image stabilization, improved auto-focus, 40 fps electronic shooting, better ergonomics and uncropped 4K60 video oversampled from 6K. At the same time, the EOS R6 Mark III sits a step above it with more resolution, dual card slots, a larger battery, stronger video tools and the kind of durability and workflow features that matter once photography becomes more serious. So […]