Canon EOS R6V Arrives in India: Full-Frame Powerhouse with Built-in Cooling for Serious Video Creators

Canon EOS R6V camera

Canon has just dropped the EOS R6V, a full-frame mirrorless camera engineered for serious video creators, filmmakers, and wedding shooters in India. The standout feature? A built-in cooling fan, a crucial addition for tackling extended recording sessions without overheating, a common pain point for high-demand video work. This new model is explicitly designed with video-first projects in mind, moving beyond hybrid capabilities. It boasts a 32.5MP full-frame CMOS sensor capable of stunning 7K Open Gate RAW recording, alongside versatile MP4 options.

For professionals, the inclusion of Canon Log 2 and Log 3 profiles, custom LUT imports, and waveform monitoring are game-changers for achieving cinematic color grading and precise exposure control. Stabilization is also top-notch, with a five-axis in-body image stabilization system offering up to 7.5 stops of correction. This works in tandem with lens stabilization, ensuring smooth, professional-looking footage even during handheld shoots. The camera also packs features like 40fps electronic shutter shooting and a pre-capture mode, making it adept at capturing fast-paced action. Launching alongside the camera is the new RF 20-50mm F4L IS USM power zoom lens.

This L-series lens offers a constant f/4 aperture and a unique motorized zoom system with 15 speed levels for incredibly smooth transitions. When combined with the EOS R6V’s IBIS, it delivers an impressive eight stops of combined stabilization. The Canon EOS R6V body is priced at Rs. 2,35,995, the RF 20-50mm lens at Rs. 1,42,995, and the kit bundle at Rs. 3,55,995. Both are available now through official Canon channels.

এই মুহূর্তে

Apple Delays Smart Glasses Launch, Prioritizing Privacy Over Speed After Meta’s Setbacks

Flipkart Set to Challenge Zomato, Swiggy with New Food Delivery Venture

Anthropic Secures Major AI Chip Deal with Samsung, SK Hynix Amid Custom Chip Race

Apple Demands Cheaper iPhone 18 Pro Max OLED Displays as RAM Costs Soar