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CANON EOS M6 Mark II

The original Canon EOS M6 was easy to like, but difficult to love – much like the EOS M line as a whole. With Canon’s APS-C mirrorless camera range having seemingly plateaued at 24.2Mp, there were only so many bells and whistles that could make the M6 feel exciting – things like 4K video, which were sadly absent.

It left the M6 with that awkward ‘second camera’ tag – it was good enough to be your backup, or the one you took out when pictures weren’t quite as important, but it wouldn’t demand your attention beyond that. Well, you can officially throw that line of thinking out the window – both for the new Canon EOS M6 Mark II and the EOS M series as a whole.

With all the tech that comes across our desks, it takes a lot for a camera to impress us these days. The M6 Mark II, however, took us by surprise with what it can do. It’s one of

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