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Canon EOS R3 Mirrorless Digital Camera (Body Only)

24 Megapixels
6K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-102,400
Electronic Viewfinder
3.2" LCD Screen
24 Megapixels
6K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 100-102,400
Electronic Viewfinder
3.2" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

The Canon EOS R3 Mirrorless Digital Camera is an impressive piece of technology that will take your photography to the next level. With a 24.1MP full-frame CMOS sensor, it captures incredibly detailed images with vivid colors and clarity that you won't find on any other camera. The EOS R3's Dual Pixel AF system allows for fast and reliable autofocus, so you can focus quickly on whatever subject you are trying to capture.

What's in the box:

Canon EOS R3 Mirrorless Camera

Canon LP-E19 Battery Pack (2700mAh)

Canon LC-E19 Battery Charger

Canon ER-L1 Camera Strap

Canon ER-h Eyecup

Canon R-F-5 Camera Cover

Canon IFC-100U Interface Cable (39.4")

Accessory Shoe Cover

Battery Pack Cover

Power Cord

IFC Cable IFC-100U Protector

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Key Features

24 Megapixels

Shoot your world with a brilliant 24 megapixel full frame Canon CMOS sensor. The latest sensor provides stunning clarity and the freedom to crop in.

6K Video Quality

6K 60p raw and 4K 120p video recording is possible with the Canon EOS R3 Mirrorless Digital Camera.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Canon EOS R3 Mirrorless Digital Camera supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. Users of select smartphones can also make use of their device’s mobile data for sharing files directly from the camera over 5G networks when the device is connected to the R3 via USB.

ISO 100-102,400

The Canon EOS R3 Mirrorless Digital Camera has a native ISO range of 100 to 102,400 (expandable up to 204,800).

Electronic Viewfinder

The Canon EOS R3 Mirrorless Digital Camera has a HDR electronic viewfinder HDR viewfinder that shows the world more like an optical one.

3.2" LCD Screen

The Canon EOS R3 Mirrorless Digital Camera has a 3.2" LCD touch screen with approx 4.15 million dots.

FAQs

What types of photography is the Canon EOS R3 best suited for?

The Canon EOS R3 is incredibly versatile and excels in various photography genres, including sports, wildlife, portrait, and event photography. Its high-speed continuous shooting capability of up to 30 frames per second and advanced autofocus tracking make it ideal for capturing fast-moving subjects. Additionally, the impressive low-light performance, thanks to its wide ISO range, allows for stunning images even in challenging lighting conditions.

How does the Eye Control AF Technology work and what advantages does it offer?

The Eye Control AF Technology in the Canon EOS R3 allows the photographer to select the autofocus point simply by looking at the subject in the viewfinder. This innovative feature enhances the shooting experience by enabling quick and intuitive focus adjustments, particularly useful in dynamic situations where time is critical. It significantly improves the speed and accuracy of focusing compared to traditional methods, making it easier to capture fleeting moments.

Can I use the Canon EOS R3 for videography, and what features does it offer?

Yes, the Canon EOS R3 is an excellent choice for videography. It supports 4K video recording at up to 60 frames per second, allowing for smooth and high-quality footage. The camera also features advanced image stabilization, which helps to reduce camera shake during handheld shooting. With additional functionalities such as C-log and HDR recording options, it provides filmmakers with the flexibility to achieve cinematic results.

What are the key advantages of the Dual Pixel AF system in this camera?

The Dual Pixel AF system in the Canon EOS R3 offers fast and accurate autofocus performance, utilising phase detection pixels across the entire image sensor. This means that you can expect quick focusing even in challenging scenarios, such as low light or when capturing moving subjects. The system also supports face and eye detection, ensuring that your subjects remain in sharp focus, which is especially beneficial for portrait and wildlife photography.

How does the built-in image stabilization work and what benefits does it provide?

The built-in image stabilization in the Canon EOS R3 compensates for camera shake during handheld shooting, which is particularly useful when shooting at slower shutter speeds or in challenging lighting conditions. This technology helps to produce sharper images and smoother videos by minimising blur caused by hand movements. As a result, photographers can capture stunning images without the need for a tripod in many situations.

What is the significance of the DIGIC X Processor in the Canon EOS R3?

The DIGIC X Processor is a crucial component of the Canon EOS R3, providing significant improvements in processing speed and performance. This advanced processor enables faster autofocus, quicker image processing, and improved noise reduction, particularly at higher ISO settings. This results in enhanced image quality and overall performance, allowing photographers to capture high-resolution images and videos with greater clarity and detail.

Is the Canon EOS R3 compatible with existing Canon EF lenses?

Yes, the Canon EOS R3 is compatible with existing Canon EF lenses via the EF-EOS R mount adapter. This means that photographers can continue to use their current lens collection while benefiting from the advanced features of the EOS R3. The adapter maintains full autofocus and image stabilisation functionalities, allowing for a seamless transition to the mirrorless system.

See. React. Respond.

See. React. Respond.

Reacts as quickly as you do, responding to fast to ever-changing scenes.

Super stable shooting

Super stable shooting

Benefit from up to 8-stops of protection against camera shake with Image Stabilizer (IS) technology. The camera’s In-Body IS works in tandem with the Optical IS built into many RF lenses, letting you shoot handheld in dim light or while using longer shutter speeds.

Made for movies

Made for movies

Capture oversampled 4K or RAW video footage internally to a CFexpress card with Canon Log 3 for greater dynamic range and colour grading possibilities. Crucially, the same object recognition available to stills photographers is also available to videographers.

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