Canon's R8 II Camera Borrowed Its Styling From A Classic SLR Film Camera
t's now Canon's lightest full-frame camera with 5-axis stabilization and can shoot at 40 fps.
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Though preoccupied with vlogging lately, Canon hasn't forgotten its photography market. The company just unveiled the 24-megapixel EOS R8 II, an entry-level full-frame camera with all new styling that's strikingly different from the previous R8 model. In fact, the new camera reaches back much further, borrowing design cues from its classic EOS 650 SLR film camera, adding a touch of retro chic to a previously dull design.
A few things you may notice about it are the much more squared-off design compared to the rounded, swoopy R8. With the optional battery grip installed, it has an angled right corner like the 650 and more horizontal shutter button area. That said, it's significantly larger and more modern-looking than its muse. As for controls, it has a joystick to move the autofocus point that...
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