We primarily tested it for wildlife photography with Canon's 100-300mm f/2.8L IS USM lens, but the R6 III is such an impressive all-rounder, it can easily turn its hand to astrophotography, sports or event photography, too.
Kimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneComfortable grip to accommodate larger lensesIdentical layout to previous modelOne SD card slot, one CFexpress card slot
Key specs:
Type: Mirrorless, full-frameResolution: 32.5 megapixelsBurst rate: 12fps mechanical, 40fps electronicImage stabilization: 8.5 stopsWeight: 1.54 pounds / 699 g (with battery and card)Battery life: 620 shots (CIPA)
Canon EOS R6 III: Performance
Kimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneAn absolute joy for wildlife photography32.5MP sensor is a very welcome improvement over the Mark IIAutofocus and subject detection are accurate and stickyThe Canon EOS R6 III features more advanced AI-powered autofocus, which enables it to track people, animals and vehicles more easily compared with the Mark II. When we were photographing animals at a zoo, the autofocus was generally very good, although there were a few occasions when the camera got confused. The focus jumped between the giraffe’s eyes, nostrils and ossicones, and the camera couldn’t quite figure out what to focus on, even when the animal was facing towards the camera with the eyes in view. There were also a few unfortunate occasions when the camera would find and track an "eye" on the — how do we put this — wrong end of the animal. Generally, though, it was fast and accurate.
Kimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneKimberley LaneCanon claims battery life allows for around 620 shots (CIPA) — we took around 6,000Blackout-free burst shooting up to 40FPSPre-continuous shooting
For wildlife photography, blackout-free shooting enables you to follow the subject a lot easier as it's moving, to ensure you can keep the subject centered and maintain your composition. What's more, with the R6 III, you can shoot up to a massive 40 frames per second (FPS) blackout-free, which is perfect for fast-moving wildlife. (Keep in mind, this means you need to hone your timing to avoid the "spray and pray" method and end up with tons of photos of the exact same moment). This is one feature of a wildlife camera that makes a big difference.
The Mark III uses the upgraded LP-E6P battery, shared with the R5 II, which offers significantly more shots per charge than the LP-E6NH in the R6 II. That said, it means that if you're upgrading from a different Canon model, your current spare batteries won't work in the R6 III, so you'll need to invest in a few spares. However, we managed to get more than 6,000 photos without having to swap out the battery, so you won't need to worry about the battery running out unless you're shooting all day for multiple days.
Should you buy the Canon EOS R6 III?
If this camera isn't for you
If you want to go pro
Canon EOS R1If you're looking for a professional body with maximum reliability, professional-level handling and overall increased performance, look at the Canon EOS R1.
Canon EOS R7
Beginners or anyone on a budget should consider the Canon EOS R7. It has the same 32.5MP resolution, a 30FPS burst rate, and the APS-C sensor applies a 1.6x crop factor when paired with a full-frame lens to increase reach.
If you want more resolution
Canon EOS R5 Mark IIThe Canon EOS R5 II has a higher 45MP resolution with a stacked sensor, 8K video and a decreased but still impressive 30FPS burst rate.
Read our full Canon EOS R5 II review
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