Canon EOS R8 Mk II

24.2MP Full Frame CMOS Sensor

Capture stunning image quality with a 24MP Full-Frame sensor, delivering rich detail, natural colours and beautiful bokeh. The larger sensor also helps achieve cleaner results in low light, making it ideal for portraits, travel and everyday photography.

In-Body Image Stabilisation

5-axis in-body stabilisation keeps handheld low-light shots sharp, whether it’s a dim laneway at dusk or a candid moment on a moving train, no tripod required.

40 FPS Burst Mode to Capture Fleeting Moments

Shoot up to 40 fps with the electronic shutter so you can capture the exact moment a scene comes together without missing the shot.

Pre-Continuous Shooting

Capture up to 20 frames even before you fully press the shutter. Perfect for spontaneous travel moments and fast action ensuring you never miss a moment.

Incredible Low-Light Performance

Capture more detail in challenging lighting with ISO range of 100–102,400, expandable to 204,800. From dimly lit interiors to night-time scenes, enjoy clean, detailed images even when light is limited.

Advanced Subject Tracking

Stay locked onto your subject with intelligent autofocus that recognises and tracks people, animals and vehicles with precision.

Slow & Fast Motion Mode

Capture smooth slow-motion, or speed things up with fast-motion recording all with the effect baked directly into your footage, so there’s no need to adjust playback speed post production.

Register People Priority Function

Lock focus on the starts of the show, even through large crowds in stills or movies. Register and prioritise up to 10 people in camera.

Canon LOG 3

Unlock greater flexibility in post-production with Canon Log 3, preserving a wide dynamic range and more detail in highlights and shadows. Ideal for those who want greater control over colour grading and a cinematic look.

In Camera LUT Support

Apply custom LUTs directly in-camera to preview your creative look while shooting, or bake the LUT into your footage for a finished look straight out of camera. Spend less time colour grading and get footage closer to your final look from the moment you hit record.